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11.15 - 13.00 paraLLEL ConFErEnCEs
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World pellets:
innovation
Chairperson: andrew lang,
SMaRTimbers, Cooperative ltd.
Pellet quality and pelletizing
properties of lodge pole pine
from fi rst thinnings
Sylvia Larsson,
Swedish University of
Agricultural Sciences
Combustion of mediterranean
agro-forest biomasses in small
and medium scale pellet boilers:
strategies for minimizing ash fusion
and slagging
Daniel Vega-Nieva, University of Vigo
Reduction of the toxic gas and
particulate matter emissions of
fi rewood- and pellet-fueled domestic
fi replaces by use of gas sensors,
optimization of the fi ring process and
catalytic treatment of the exhaust gas
Heinz Kohler, Karlsruhe University
of Applied Sciences
Economic boundary conditions
for the successful operation of
active condensation systems
Babette Hebenstreit,
Bioenergy 2020+
A vertical pellet screw
conveyor creates new
possibilities for compact pellet silos
Rolf Birketvedt,
Matene AS
13.00 - 15.00 Lunch and exhibition
Chairperson: Gustav Melin, Svebio Chairperson: Karin Haara,
World Bioenergy association
How European Union promotes
development of sustainable
bioenergy
Fanny Pomme Langue,
EU Commission
Overview of actions to boost
the use of biomass in France
Roland Gerard, ADEME
The economic, political and
social issues hindering the
adoption of bioenergy in Pakistan:
A case study
Usman Umair, UG
Bioenergy in Japan in
relation to feed in tariffs
Shota Furuya,
Institute for Sustainable Energy
Policies (ISEP)
The role of bioenergy in a
renewable energy system – perspectives
for bioenergy on the background of the
energy system transition in Germany
Frank Scholwin, Deutsches Biomasse
Forschungs Zentrum
Electricity generation from
biomass: Organic rankine
cycle versus steam cycle
Martijn van den Broek,
HOWEST, Ghent University
Association
Combining solid biomass
combustion and Stirling
technology
Werner Siemers,
CUTEC - Institut GmbH
Jatropha oil for rural
electrifi cation
Ohene Kwadwo Akoto,
Jatropha Africa
Technical modifi cations and
current legal framework for a
controllable electricity production
via biogas plants in Germany
Georg Häring, Ingolstadt University
of Applied Sciences
CraftEngine: Micro-Scale
Electricity Production from
Biomass – at a Low Cost
Harald Nes Rislå,
Viking Development Group
15.00 - 18.00 study visits, departure from outside Entrance syd, see page 23 and side events, see page 26.
19.00 - late optional dinner
Market – policy
Energy systems –
transportation –
B3 C4 small scale energy solutions D2 Fuel development E3
Chairperson: Philip Peck,
IIIEE lund University
Biofuel solutions for aviation
Al Costa, Alkol
The use of wastewater to
produce microalgae for nutrient
recovery and co-production of
biofuels, biogas and other products
David Batten, CSIRO Energy
Transformed Flagship
Bioethanol production from
dried sweet sorghum stalk
Abas Almodares,
University of Isfahan
Butanol production from
King Grass (pennisetum
purpureun), a lignocellulosic
substrate
Luis Alberto Rios,
Universidad de Antioquia
Study on biogas production
with banana stalk pretreated
by alkaline
Ji-Hong Li,
Tsinghua University
World bioerefi nery
– research and
innovations
Chairperson: Daniel Söderberg,
Innventia
FORE-concept:
A mechanical pulping process
based bio-refi nery platform
Olof Björkqvist,
FSCN/Mid Sweden University
Creating value from waste
streams: The ChemseQ
concept applied in a
mechanical pulping process
Magnus Norgren, FSCN/Mid Sweden
University and ChemseQ International
Bio-refi nery separations for
value-added products
Christian Hulteberg,
Department of Chemical
Engineering, Lund University
Wallenberg Wood Science
Center: A center for developing
next generation of wood-based
products and associated processes
Hans Theliander,
Chalmers University of Technology
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