Workshop GuidelinesChris Tindal, Lead Facilitator Director for Operational Energy U.S. Department of Navy

Facilitators• Group A (P6) Ian O’Hara Agricultural Residues • Group B (P7) Paul Miley Agricultural Residues • Group C (P8) Chris Tindal Forestry Residues • Group D (P9) David Baguley Fats, Oils and Greases • Group E (P10) Heather Bone Waste Products (MSW)

Ground Rules• It is very important for everyone to be a part of all of the workshops • Mobile Phones on silent • No Laptops or Tablets • Mutual Respect • Move Side Bar Discussions Outside • One Speaker at a Time • Be Concise • Stay Focused • Everyone Participates • EYA

• Clarifying the challenges in each area of the supply chain

• Answer the question: “What are the challenges to establishing a biorefinery in Queensland?”

• Use Brainstorming method (Getting ideas out there)

Workshop #1

Workshop #2• Exploring the cause and effect of key drivers and opportunities within the industry

• Answer the question: “What are the challenges to establishing a biorefinery in Queensland?”

• Use Affinity Diagram method (Organising ideas into common themes)

• Use Interrelationship Digraph method (Identify key drivers amongst the common themes)

Workshop #3• How can we take advantage of opportunities?

• Answer the question: “What are the opportunities for establishing a biorefinery in Queensland?”

• Use the Brainstorming method

• Use Nominal Voting (N/3) method (Rank opportunities)

Workshop #4• Moving forward – What are the next steps?

• Consider innovative next steps for maximising opportunities in the biofutures industry

• What information do you require to move forward, make decisions, and progress projects?

• Use Free Flow Thinking and Strategic Planning