World Biofuels Markets set for March 15-17 in Amsterdam

In the Netherlands, World Biofuels Markets 2010 has been announced for Amsterdam on 15-17 March. More than 1500 industry executives are expected to attend. The conference has attracted 4,500 attendees in the last four years including 79 CEOs last year.

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