Following the success of last year's conference in Aarhus, Denmark which gathered over 180 senior level attendees, we are delighted to be hosting Biomass to Power 2018 on 7th & 8th November in Stockholm, Sweden.
Already on its 8th edition, this two day event will bring together key industry stakeholders to join our forum discussions and excellent networking, including senior representatives from Power Companies, Biomass Producers, Biomass Traders & Distribution Companies, Trade Associations, Renewable Energy Consultancies, EPC Contractors and OEMs, Regional & National Governments and Regulatory & Research Bodies.
2 Exclusive Site Visits: Stockholm Exergi's plant & Vattenfall's Uppsala plant:
On Tuesday 6th November a limited number of conference delegates will receive a unique opportunity to visit Stockholm Exergi's and Vattenfall's Uppsala plants. There is no extra charge to attend the site visits, but spaces are strictly limited and allocated to conference delegates on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is highly recommended to book early to guarantee availability.Key Topics
- European and Global Analysis of Biomass Market Developments and Future Forecast
- Global Bioenergy Perspectives from the IEA's Renewable Energy Market Report 2018
- Policies Driving the Adoption of Bioenergy
- Different Types of Biomass Fuel & Alternative Biomass Fuels
- Reliable Energy from Sustainable Fuels
- Latest CHP Projects and Future Projects in The EMEA Market: Case Study Samples
- Prospects for Small Scale CHP from Biomass
- Optimization of KOGEBAN Biomass Cogeneration Plant
- European and Global Standards & Emissions Control in Practice
- Country Case Studies of Biomass CHP Projects in the Industry
- Biomass Power Projects in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific: a New Market for European Manufacturers
- Latest Biomass Conversion Developments Stimulating and Transforming the Biomass Industry
- Innovative and Cost Effective Coal to Biomass Pulveriser/Milling Plant Conversions
- Financing CHP Plants, the Need to Organise Financial Supports for the Projects Focussing on Potential Cost Reduction
- Improving Plants Operational Efficiency
- Extended Equipment Lifespan and Improved Operational Efficiency
Who Will Attend?
Power Companies - Biomass Producers - Biomass Traders & Distribution Companies -Trade Associations - Renewable Energy Consultancies - EPC Contractors and OEMs - Regional & National Governments - Regulatory & Research BodiesVenue
Scandic AriadneSodra Kajen 37
Stockholm, 115 41 Sweden
Phone: +46 8 517 386 00
Website: https://www.scandichotels.com/
Confirmed Speakers
- Johan Mertens, Biomass Trader, Engie
- Remigijus Lapinskas, President, World Bioenergy Association
- Andrew Lang, Senior Consultant, World Bioenergy Association
- Michael Corten, CEO, Belgium Eco Energy
- Anssi Paalanen, VP, HorsePower, Fortum Power & Heat Oy
- Daniella Johansson, Project Manager, Energikontor
- Gustav Melin, CEO, Svebio
- Pharoah Le Feuvre, Renewable Energy Division, International Energy Agency
- Augustina Ephraim, Process Engineer, Biomass Energy Development Expert, CNIM Group
- Svend-Erik Meelby, Department Manager, Boiler Service Sales, BWSC
- Jakob Ohrstrom, Managing Director, VTG Rail Europe GmbH
- Timo Hakala, Research Scientist, VTT Technical Research Centre Of Finland Ltd
- Dr Mazen AL-HADDAD, R&D / Performance Manager, Leroux & Lotz Technologies
- Andy Hill, Chairman, UK Wood Recycling Association
- Jose Luis Fernandez, Marketing & Sales Manager, TUBACEX S.A.
- Corniel Zwaan, Design Engineer and CFD Specialist, Coal Milling Projects
- Kotie Steyn, Engineering Specialist, Coal Milling Projects
- Michael Wild, President, International Biomass Torrefaction Council
- Ari Kokko, Director, Technology and R&D, Valmet Technologies
- Luca Corello, Foreign Market Developer, DUFERCO BIOMASSE