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Tomas Kberger Chairperson World Bioenergy, Executive Board Chair, Japan Renewable Energy Foundation
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Andrew Lang Chairperson, World Pellets 2012, SMARTimbers Cooperative Ltd. The Wood Energy Group, Australia
Rikard Wallin Chairperson World Biorefinery, SPCI, Mill Manager, Holmen Paper Braviken, Sweden
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Want to EXHiBit?
There might still be exhibition spaces available. For a proposal, e-mail to worldbioenergy@elmia.se
World bioenergy is one of the most important shows for our business and we have participated since it started in 2004, says marketing manager Kia Bruks at Allan Bruks AB. We like the concept of Taking you from know-how to show-how and always give high attention to demo-shows in our stands. It is simply the best way to describe our specialty, cost effective biofuel production. ABAB is a wide supplier of bioenergy producing technique and always interested in a dialogue with a variety of actors within their field. Representatives from heating plants, bioenergy organisations, politicians and of course the producers bioenergy and waste entrepreneurs. This year ABAB is also a part of the daily study tours by having a separate demo-area in a nearby forest, where conference delegates can see multi-stemming energy harvesting.
We always give high attention to demo-shows in our stands. it is simply the best way to describe our specialty
Kia Bruks marketing manager at Allan Bruks AB
We are also participating in the matchmaking activity, as ABAB are seeking new dealers for Bioharvester 255, says Kia Bruks. Our expectations on the show are high, from finding new dealers to important business opportunities. I believe we have the largest demo stand on the show, Kia Bruks continues, and were bringing a lot for the visitors to see: ABAB 5800 truck mounted grinder, CBI 5400 grinder, Chipmax chipper, Bioharvester 255 energy harvesting head, ABAB 252 felling head and Lasco logsplitter.
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Metso power offers pellet-red heating plants and bio oil productions plants
Our main reason to participate in World Bioenergy is to present our wide scope of different kind of technical solutions for different kind of biofuels, says Johanna Lindn, Director Scandinavia, Power Business Line at Metso Power AB. We have participated several times at World Bioenergy and we have good experiences of the conference and especially the exhibition. Metso is a global supplier of sustainable energy solutions such as biomass-fired boilers, complete turn-key biomassfired power plants in small and medium size, black liquor recovery boilers and evaporation plants for pulp industry that are complemented with lifecycle service offering. Pellet-fired heating plants is a new product from Metso Power, several smaller pellet solutions have been delivered in Sweden in the recent years. In Finland Metso Power just
We are keen to meet national and international customers who are coming to the trade fair as well as conference and hear what kind of needs there are in other countries
Johanna Lindn, Director Scandinavia, Power Business Line at Metso Power AB
got the first pellet plant delivery. Typically peak load plants have been oil-fired, but now there is a sustainable solution also for this kind of peak and back-up use. We have also another interesting solution in our offering, Johanna Lindn explains. We recently announced a first supply of a biooil production plant. Bio-oil will be produced from forest residue by means of pyrolysis.
Metso actively researches and develops new technologies continuously, which support sustainable development in power generation. We hope to get a lot of visitors to our stand to hear the latest on these new innovations. We look forward to meeting old and new customers in Jnkping. We would also like to hear how the markets are developing in the field of sustainable energy solutions, says Johanna Lindn.
We have participated several times at World Bioenergy and we have good experiences of the conference and especially the exhibition, says Johanna Lindn, Director Scandinavia, Power Business Line at Metso Power AB.
KMW energi exhibits technology for biomass-red heating and CHp plants
This is a big trade fair and many of our customers attend, says Lars-Erik Jansson, sales manager at KMW Energi, a leading Swedish manufacturer of heating and CHP plants. Exhibiting at World Bioenergy is a tradition for us. KMW will present its latest reference plants, as well as showcasing its brand at this international forum. Of course the company is also eager to meet potential new customers on the trade fair floor. Well be exhibiting our technology for biomass-fired heating and CHP plants, Lars-Erik explains. This year well be showing photographs of our latest reference plants, which are now in the delivery stage.
Well be exhibiting our technology for biomass-fired heating and CHP plants, says Lars-Erik Jansson, sales manager at KMW Energi.
Like Sweden, Austria is a leading bioenergy nation. Trade attach Dietmar Schwank and commercial counsellor Peter Sedlmayer, both with the Embassy of Austria in Stockholm, prepare their participation in World Bioenergy 2012.
World Bioenergy in Jnkping is a tradition for the Embassy of Austria. Weve participated every time since the beginning in 2004, comments the embassys commercial attach, Dietmar Schwank. This year we have a stand of 130 square metres, and are thereby the largest exhibiting embassy at the fair. Were bringing twelve bioenergy companies from Austria to World Bioenergy. The companies cover a broad range within the bioenergy sector, from biofuel preparation and
biogas for diesel, to boilers. Some of them already have distributors in Sweden whilst others are new to the market and want to find representatives. They all have expert knowledge of their field. Like Sweden, Austria is a leading bioenergy nation. Several other companies from Austria will also have their own stands at World Bioenergy, such as Andritz and Strabag Energy & Environment.
Many of the study tours go to hard hat environments like heat and power plants, pellets factories and biogas plants.
Discussions with the experts in the field give a deeper understanding of the processes, and information that no company brochure can offer.
ConFErEnCE proGraMME
Within World Bioenergy 2012 you will be able to participate in several sessions focusing on different themes. The overall focus will be on applied and currently available technology, as well as efficient, sustainable, and economic solutions. In short: bioenergy solutions that work! Depending on your own interest and profile, you can choose among a number of themes, each of them complemented with poster presentations, trade fair and daily study visits.
transportation
Today, pellets is a fuel of worldwide importance. The world market is expected to increase significantly in the coming years. World Pellets 2012 will provide you with the tools you need to take part in the market growth. World Pellets 2012 is an integrated part of World Bioenergy 2012. A three day conference in the conference covering all aspects of pellets: raw material potentials, innovative pellets production systems, torrefaction, new combustion technologies, trade and market development, health and safety aspects, etc.
Market outlook
Policy and targets for renewable energy to find an alternative to fossil energy are being put in place, increasing the demand for sustainable modern bioenergy. Global trade and improved logistics open up the markets. To facilitate international trade in bioenergy commodities, new trading places and indexes are needed, as well as generally accepted standards. Supply and demand must meet to guarantee stable prices. In this session you learn all about current market development, including drivers like incentives and policies.
Sustainable transports are one of the key challenges of tomorrow. Can we transport biomass as well as other products sustainably and at what costs? Which are the future fuels for transports and when will biofuels be viewed as profitable? Biofuels for transport are under rapid development with new methods, producers and feedstock entering the markets. The future biofuels will be produced in biorefineries, to increase profitability and optimise feed-stock use. Sustainability and economy are critical factors for market development, but also the adaptability to the current transport systems. The biofuels need efficient vehicles and motors, to be competitive with current transport solutions. How will the transport sector evolve within the coming years?
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Modern bioenergy is a young industry. Therefore, technical development is rapid, with many new innovations. This session focuses on technical development in the whole bioenergy chain, from harvesting of forest residues to combustion technologies and co-firing. Optimal use of biomass through district heating or cooling small scale and large scale and CHP technology for electricity production.
Biorefineries with co-production of liquid, gaseous and solid biofuels with power, heat and chemicals for efficient and optimal use of biomass is the way forward. But strategies, business models, and technological choices are numerous torrefaction, pyrolysis, enzymatic evolution, thermal gasification, biogas, syngas production, etc. All major biobased industries are today considering biorefinery concepts. The sessions aim to showcase the current state-of-the-art: the projects, and the technological developments.
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In addition to the oral presentations posters will be displayed at the poster exhibition area in Hall B. Read more on p.11
Can we achieve a sustainable market growth for modern bioenergy? This is a common theme for all actors in the bioenergy business sector. The last day of World Bioenergy is dedicated to sustainability. It includes the first ever public dialog forum regarding the coming ISO 13065 standard Sustainability criteria for bioenergy. Asking all bioenergy stakeholders - how can we guarantee sustainable bioenergy and what could the role of a standard be? Sustainability Bioenergy day is arranged by the Swedish Energy Agency with the support of ISO, SIS and Svebio.
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Tomas Kberger
plan on early arrival at Elmia on tuesday morning dont miss the opening session!
Moving forward
Gustav Melin, Swedish Bioenergy Association
Anna-Karin Hatt
Farooq Abdullah
Timur Ivanov
Bo Diczfalusy
Andre Faaij
Kent Nystrm
Andrew Lang
Gustav Melin
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Pellets becoming a global commodity? Global market, players and trade to 2020
Thor Emil Branderud, Simpson, Spence & Young AS (tbc) Stefan Dusan, Vattenfall
Improved co-firing with refined biomass experience report from Vattenfalls test and verification programme Multifuel burners
Bjrn Forsberg, WTS Jonas Strmberg, Scania
The role of biofuels in sustainable heavy duty transport now and in the future
Biomass exploitation for revitalizing rural areas: Experiences and lessons drawn from three South European countries
Low NOx biomass fluidised bed combustion technology using multi-staged combustion
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Moderators: Gustav Tibblin, Sdra Jens Otterstedt, Sveaskog
Jos Carlos Santana, Wood and forest service centre of Castilla y Len (CESEFOR)
Decision tool for optimizing second generation Fischer Tropsch biodiesel production in Finland
Natarajan Karthikeyan, University of Eastern Finland
15.00 - 18.00 study visits, departure from outside Entrance syd, see page 23 and side events, see page 26.
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Babar Mohiuddin, Nature Alliance
Improving woody biomass feedstock quality: Results of operational studies from the Southeastern United States
Business development
Options for the reduction of methane emissions and parasitic electric energy of biogas plants
Matthias Sonnleitner, Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences
Analysis of environment friendly harvesting systems for integrated stump fuel and round wood production
Anders Lnnermark, SP
CO off-gassing from pellets: Impact of raw material choice and storage conditions implications for pellets standardization
Lus Tarelho, University of Aveiro
The role of bioenergy for heat and power in a low-carbon energy sector
Characteristics, management and applications of ashes from thermochemical conversion of biomass to energy
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Chairperson: Karin Haara, World Bioenergy association Chairperson: philip peck, iiiee lund University Chairperson: daniel sderberg, innventia
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Pellet quality and pelletizing properties of lodge pole pine from first thinnings
Martijn van den Broek, HOWEST, Ghent University Association
Electricity generation from biomass: Organic rankine cycle versus steam cycle
Combustion of mediterranean agro-forest biomasses in small and medium scale pellet boilers: strategies for minimizing ash fusion and slagging
The use of wastewater to produce microalgae for nutrient recovery and co-production of biofuels, biogas and other products
Creating value from waste streams: The ChemseQ concept applied in a mechanical pulping process
Magnus Norgren, FSCN/Mid Sweden University and ChemseQ International
The economic, political and social issues hindering the adoption of bioenergy in Pakistan: A case study
Ohene Kwadwo Akoto, Jatropha Africa
Reduction of the toxic gas and particulate matter emissions of firewood- and pellet-fueled domestic fireplaces by use of gas sensors, optimization of the firing process and catalytic treatment of the exhaust gas
Usman Umair, UG
Economic boundary conditions for the successful operation of active condensation systems
Georg Hring, Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences
Technical modifications and current legal framework for a controllable electricity production via biogas plants in Germany
Wallenberg Wood Science Center: A center for developing next generation of wood-based products and associated processes
Hans Theliander, Chalmers University of Technology
A vertical pellet screw conveyor creates new possibilities for compact pellet silos
The role of bioenergy in a renewable energy system perspectives for bioenergy on the background of the energy system transition in Germany
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The importance and benefits of being able to use multiple types of Biomass in CHP plants North Carolina State University has a torrefaction technology to improve biomass for energy and biofuels production and carbon sequestration Christopher Hopkins,
Gerfried Jungmeier, Joanneum Research North Carolina State University
Potential and pellets production from olive grove residual biomass in Andalusia (Spain)
Michael Krger, Deutsches Biomasse Forschungs Zentrum
Pyrolysis of biogenic residues and wastes and the use of the products as fuel
Life + Green Pellets project on herbaceous biofuels results of combustion tests in a small-scale combustion boiler
Karl Lampe, ThyssenKrupp Polysius AG
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11.15 - 13.00 sustainable Bioenergy Day with Final plenary session, see page 15.
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Biogas from household waste and ley crops Vafab Milj aB, Vsters Vafab Milj works with sustainable and environmentally sound handling of waste, and is owned by the regional municipalities. The population of the region is about 300,000, and there are more than 10,000 businesses that generate waste. Vxtkraft is a biogas plant in which bio-waste from households and restaurants is digested, together with ley crops from farms and sludge from grease separators in largescale kitchens. The biogas that is produced in the process can be utilised as environmentally compatible fuel for motor vehicles. Biofertiliser is also obtained as a residual product, something that farmers can spread back onto the fields as an ecological nutrient. The Vxtkraft project creates a rotation of energy and plant nutrients. www.vafabmiljo.se
The ley crops are stored as silage in plastic for later use in the biogas plant.
Green house using biomass for heating tkern Grnt, Vderstad Tkern Grnt is a company that cultivates vegetables in greenhouses. The total greenhouse area is about 10,400 m2. There are two boilers, one for straw and one new boiler for wood chips. The greenhouses, the family house, and other buildings are connected to the two boilers that feed an accumulator of 200 m3.
iCE BrEaKEr rECEption FroM 17.00 On arrival to Jnkping: Ice breaker reception with registration and a light meal. Included in the conference fees.
The biomass amount needed for this heating has replaced about 360 m3 mineral oil. Tkern Grnt is the first company that KRAV* has approved for ecological cultivation in this field.
*KRAV is a key player in the organic market in Sweden. KRAV develops organic standards and promotes the KRAV-label.
www.takerngront.com
Ethanol plant using grain as feed stock Lantmnnen, agroetanol, norrkping Swedens first large ethanol plant, run by Agroetanol, owners are Lantmnnen, a large farmers crop marketing association, and LRF, the Federation of Swedish Farmers. The ethanol plant is in full operation on Hndel since 2001. Hndel is an island less than 10 km from the centre of Norrkping. The site is close to the oil depot and a biomass fired power plant. The steam and electrical power needed to operate the plant originate from renewable sources. The steam, which is primarily used for distillation and drying of feed, is produced in the bio-fuelled power plant close by. A new, three times as large a plant, was opened in 2008 at the same location. The new plant needs 400,000 tonnes of grain, from 70,000 hectares of land, and will produce 150,000 m3 of ethanol. Biogas is also produced from distillers waste.
Agroetanols plant in Norrkping uses energy from the nearby biomass CHP for its processes.
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A new plant for municipal waste is under construction and will be taken into operation later this year, with a new steam boiler and a new turbine for electricity production. The project includes an advanced flue gas cleaning and a new chimney. The already existing handling system for fuels will be changed in order to assist both the boilers. The boiler has an effect of 85 MW and will produce about 650 GWh energy per year. It corresponds to the yearly energy demand for about 25,000 normal family houses. www.eon.se small - and middle scale technology for biodiesel production alfa Laval aB (ageratec), norrkping Ageratec is a global leading technology provider of modular prefabricated multi feedstock biodiesel processors scalable for a capacity of 2,000 to 340,000 litres per day. The processors are built to industrial quality standards, capable of producing ASTM or EN compliant biodiesel from fats and oils with a clear focus on inedible feedstock and high fatty acids (up to100% FFA). Front end prefabricated pretreatment units for seed and waste oils are available to clients with crude vegetable oil or untreated waste grease. www.alfalaval.com
Hndel CHP is one of Swedens largest biomass heat and power plant.
Large CHp using biomass and waste E.on, Hndel E.ON is one of the worlds largest privately owned energy companies, with 30 million customers. In Norrkping district heating has been in operation since the end of the 1950s and the Hndel plant has produced both electricity and heat since 1980. Hndel CHP gives the customers of E.ON in Norrkping environmentally friendly district heating through a net of 350 km.
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small CHp using wood chips Halmstad Energi och Milj, Halmstad The combined heat and power plant is located in the harbour area in Halmstad. The plant was built by Wrtsil, as the fifth of the companys BioPower CHP installations. The municipality has a population of 88,000 and is located on Swedens west coast. The CHP is built beside an older heat plant using biomass. This explains why the size of the new CHP is relatively small, although the city is fairly large. The biomass-fuelled CHP has a thermal output of 19.3 MW thermal and an electric output of 3.2 MW electric. The fuel is wood chips produced in the surrounding areas. The electricity is sold on the market, earning the company green electricity certificates. www.hem.se pellets factory at family owned sawmill Derome, Kinnared Deromes wood pellets factory is located in the village of Kinnared, in the inland region of the province of Halland in southern Sweden. The factory has been operating since 2007. Derome produces approximately 55,000 tonnes of pellets each year. Its closest neighbour is one of the sawmills owned by the Derome Group. The mill is a major supplier of spruce wood chips which are converted into pellets in the factory. Recycled heat from the sawmills boiler is used to dry the wood chips which are mixed with shavings and then pressed together to form pellets. The finished product leaves the factory in bulk (loose weight) or on pallets, packed in sacks, ready for delivery to the private consumer market. Pellets are also delivered to industries and heat production plants. The company dates back to 1947 when Karl Andersson began the first circular sawmill in the village of Derome in the province of Halland. Today, the Derome Group is managed by the second and third generations of the Andersson family. www.derome.se
The CHP in Halmstad is located in the port area in the middle of the city.
Derome pellets factory the pellets silo for manufactured pellets to the right.
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small scale solutions for biodiesel and biogas norups Grd, Knislinge Norups Grd is a family owned operation since 1904. The farm has had biodiesel production since 1989. Today Norup is a leading European supplier of small scale technology for biofuel production (biodiesel and biogas). The company has experience from Scandiavian countries, central Europe, Japan and Africa. Norups Grd works as consultants, equipment suppliers and turn-key suppliers of complete systems and has a module systems for factory in a box that is easily adopted to local conditions. The companys mission is to take an active part in small scale biofuel production, develop, contract and install small scale high tech in a cost efficient way. The tour includes the biogas plant, feeded with substrate from the farm (manure, corn silage, sugarbeets, potatoes, glycerine from biodiesel production) as well as the biodiesel plant and the workshop. www.norup.se
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Buses use biofuel and test driving scania, sdertlje Scania is one of the worlds leading manufacturers of trucks and buses for heavy transport applications, and of industrial and marine engines. Service-related products account for a growing proportion of the companys operations, assuring Scania customers of cost-effective transport solutions and maximum uptime. Transport solutions promoting a sustainable society are of increasing importance to Scania and its customers. Support for improved logistics, driver training and the use of renewable fuels are vital parts of Scanias offering.
MBP facility is located in by north of Norrkping with excellent logistics.
Visit to Scania demonstration centre and test driving of buses using biofuels. www.scania.se
Biodiesel from used cooking oils and bioliquids for energy production MBp Group, norrkping MBP Group organises a nationwide collection of used restaurant oils. At the factory the oils are handled, cleaned and processed before the oils are delivered as feedstock for the biodiesel industry. In Sweden we use more bioliquids then fossil fuel oil, in our district heating systems. MBP group is on of the companies that made this happen in Sweden. www.mbpgroup.eu
Photo: Dan Boman Scania is a leading producer of heavy duty vehicles and develops solutions using biofiels.
Efficient biomass fuel handling Econova, Braviken Econova promotes social cyclical thinking by uniting sound business operations with environmental benefit. The company brings customers together in local cycles. Waste products are processed where they arise, recycled and transformed into new, usable products. Biomass produced by Econova can be mixed with other biomass in order to create a product based on the customers specific needs. The production site Braviken, the venue for the study visit, is also a terminal for temporary storage of biomass products from the forest industry and recycled wood chips. Econova is an environmental technology company that offers products and services within the operational segments biomass, garden, landfill and waste products. www.econova.se
Take a chance to introduce yourself and optimise you net-working. Prepare for our open mic sessions during the study tours.
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District heating plant in trosa built by jrnforsen Last year Statkraft modernised their plant for district heating in Trosa. Jrnforsen manufactured and delivered a new 6 MW combustion plant for biomass. The new plant provides households and industries in Trosa with hot water. For a district heating operator, efficiency and environmental constraints are the key factors for low operating costs. The efficiency of the plant in Trosa is optimised with a flue gas condenser www.jfenergy.com
Fuel handling at Braviken.
Large user of bio-oils for district heating Lunds Energi aB, Lund Lunds Energi AB is owned by four municipalities in southern Sweden. The company supplies energy to about 293,000 customers. The business includes regional production and distribution of district heat, district cooling and electricity in the city of Lund, with a total yearly production of 1,040 GWh heat, 66 GWh district cooling, and 91 GWh electricity. The main production site, the Gunnesbo plant, is in the forefront of environmental technology, such as district heating based on natural gas, bio-oil, wood pellets and geothermal energy and produces about 546 GWh in total, of which 205 GWh is produced with bio-oils and solid biomass on yearly basis. The plant has been converted from fossil oil to bio-oil with a production capacity of 150 MW. Lunds Energi is one of the biggest users if bio-oil in Sweden. The tour includes a visit to the bio-oil facility. www.lundsenergi.se
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tUEsDaY 29 MaY
1. foresT ToUr WiTH Vida enerGi and allan BrUKs aB (aBaB)
At this tour you get the opportunity to see how a Bioharvester operates in the forest. The site is located in the nearby area of Jnkping. The hosts for the visit, Vida Energi and Allan Bruks AB, will welcome you to an exciting visit to show how biomass can be derived from the forest. Vida Energi is one of the biggest sawmill industries situated in the south part of Sweden that also handles pellet production and forest residues. Allan Bruks AB (ABAB) provides unique and long experience with solutions within the whole chain of efficient production of biofuels. Products include felling heads for energy tree harvesting, stump shears, material carriers for transport from forest to roadside and high volume grinding and chipping equipment making fuel chips or raw material for wood pellet production. At the visit the Bioharvester 255 will be shown in action at thinning operation. www.vida.se, www.allanbruks.se
www.jfenergy.com
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WEDnEsDaY 30 MaY
1. foresT ToUr WiTH Vida enerGi and allan BrUKs aB (aBaB)
See 29 May.
3. solid BioMass and WasTe To enerGy aT TorsViK CHp WiTH JnKpinG enerGi
In the combined heat and power plant, energy from waste is converted to district heating and power enough to supply more than 15,000 single homes. Biological waste is pretreated at Torsvik to be further processed into biogas and bio-manure. The output from the Torsvik plant has replaced large amounts of fossil fuel, both in district heating production and in local and regional transport. www.jonkopingenergi.se
registration required!
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tHUrsDaY 31 MaY
1. foresT ToUr WiTH Vida enerGi and allan BrUKs aB (aBaB)
See 29 May.
The forest tour showing harvest and handling of forest residues is organised all three days.
The programme is subject to change. For the lastes news, see WWW.WorLDBioEnErGY.CoM
Cows and their manure produce methane, a strong greenhouse gas that should be used as biogas for energy.
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siDE EVEnts
We cordially invite you to organise specialist sessions, project meetings, workshops, 29 31 May, 15.00 17.00. If you are interested in organising a Side event, please contact Svebio, worldbioenergy@svebio.se
A draft for a European wide labelling system of alternative pellets and combustion systems
Anna Sager and Marie Rnnbck, Technical Research Institute SP, Sweden
Podium discussion: Labelling of alternative and mixed biomass pellets and combustion systems The silver bullet to overcome market barriers? Questions from the audience to the participants of the podium discussion
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ConFErEnCE FEEs
3 days (29 - 31 May) 2 days 1 day ice breaker reception, 28 May ofcial conference dinner, 29 May optional dinner, 30 May pre conference tours, 28 May post conference tours, 1 June daily study visits, 29 - 31 May all inclusive
Entrance fee for the exhibition: 200 SEK incl. VAT. If you are a conference delegate your entrance fee is included in your conference fees.
Discounts
As a speaker at the conference you can attend the event free all three days, including lunches, official conference dinner and daily study visits. For poster presenters there is a 20% discount on the 3 day ticket. For delegate groups (10 persons or more), a 10% group discount on the conference fee is available. A 60% student discount on the conference fee is available for third-level students currently enrolled in a relevant field of study. A valid student card or letter from a university department or similar will be required as proof. A 30% discount on the conference fee is available for World Bioenergy exhibitors. Discounts cannot be combined.
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WoULD YoU LiKE MorE inFo ?
Contact us and well be happy to tell you more and discuss how you can make the most out of your participation in World Bioenergy 2012 or how you can co-operate with us. Gustav Melin, Conference Manager, Swedish Bioenergy Association Tel: +46 8 441 70 80, Fax: +46 8 441 70 89 E-mail: worldbioenergy@svebio.se Jakob Hirsmark, Exhibition Manager, Elmia Tel: +46 36 15 22 14, Fax: +46 36 16 46 92 E-mail: jakob.hirsmark@elmia.se
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HotEL BooKinGs
For easy and efficient service, book your accommodation via Jnkpings Hotellbokning. We recommend that you book early! Tel: +46 36 10 71 71, E-mail: hotellbokning@destinationjonkoping.se
Box 6066. SE-550 06 Jnkping, Sweden Tel +46 36-15 20 00. Fax +46 36-16 46 92 www.elmia.se
Torsgatan 12. SE-111 23 Stockholm, Sweden Tel +46 8-441 70 80. Fax +46 8-441 70 89 www.svebio.se