Decarbonization Solution: Carbon-14 Analysis for Biogenic Emissions & CCUS Projects
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19 May 2026 1:00 am. in -07:00. until 2:00 am. 60 minutes
About this webinar
Join us for a webinar focused on the Southeast Asia (SEA) market, exploring biogenic carbon testing through Carbon-14 analysis (ASTM D6866) and its role in carbon accounting, emissions schemes, ESG reporting, and CCUS. Designed for facilities aiming to monitor and quantify biogenic emissions, this session will explain how Carbon-14 analysis provides accurate measurement of biogenic content. These insights support net-negative claims, regulatory compliance, and carbon credit eligibility. We will also provide a strategic overview of how this testing integrates into broader emissions reduction strategies, certification frameworks, and reporting requirements—helping operators demonstrate verified climate impact.
What you’ll learn:
– Rising Carbon price and why biogenic carbon matters
– Regulatory frameworks & incentives
– How is biogenic carbon measured?
– CCUS in hard-to-abate sectors
– Applications across sectors
– Carbon markets & certification
– Sampling & testing
Who should attend:
This webinar is designed for operators seeking to better understand biogenic emissions monitoring, as well as facilities considering CCUS implementation or the use of captured CO₂ as a feedstock—particularly where a portion of the carbon is biogenic.
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Speakers
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Jessica Ballasi
Jessica Ballasi is a Policy Research Associate at SGS Beta. She actively researches policy development relating to biogenic and biobased products worldwide. She joined Beta in 2023 and holds an LLM in International Law and Security from the University of Glasgow.
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Rachana Singh
Rachana Singh is a Scientific Account Manager at SGS Beta and SGS Isobar. Since joining the team in 2020, her primary role has involved regional business development strategy for various laboratory services. She advises clients on analysis requirements for their product lines and collaborates with researchers on project specifications. Rachana holds a Master's in Biotechnology from Amity University Noida, and a Bachelor's in Industrial Microbiology from Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences. She currently works with a diverse range of clients across archaeology, geology, and hydrology, as well as professionals in various industries testing for renewable carbon.