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Biofuels programme day 2

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Day 2: Thursday 17th November

SESSION FOUR: INVESTMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

9:00 Chair’s opening remarks

Anders Grauslund, Biofuels Information Consultant, Elsevier Biofuel

9:15 Outlook for biofuels in the medium- and long-term

  • Current drivers and challenges in the biofuel sector
  • The role of biofuels out to 2050 in a low-carbon energy sector:
    • The importance of new technologies
    • Ensuring sustainability
    • Tapping new feedstock sources
    • Economics of biofuel production and use
    • Required actions by different stakeholders

Anselm Eisentraut, Bioenergy Analyst, International Energy Agency

9:40 Biofuels from lignocellulosics and implementation within the EU market

  • Available technology options
  • Status of implementation in the EU
  • Implementation examples

Dina Bacovsky, Senior Researcher, Bioenergy 2020+

10:05 Future of biofuels in the aviation industry

  • Current trends and development
  • Future avenues for aviation biofuel
  • Military aviation applications

Syed Nadeem Ahmed, Senior Power Plant Engineer, PIA Engineering & Maintenance

10:30 Update of the regulatory requirements for sustainability of biomass and biofuels

  • Certification schemes recognised by the European Commission
  • Return on experience from the implementation and certification, a case study
  • Key steps for economic operators to prove their compliance

Baudouin Hue, Global Product Manager, Bureau Veritas Certification

10:55 Networking break

11:30 Fuel oxygenates and their role to enhance the use of bioalcohols

  • Fuel components with high octane and low volatility
  • High energy content
  • Better combustion in the motor, enhancing lower VOCs

Walter Mirabella, Chairman of Biofuel Team, European Fuel Oxygenates Association

12:00 Adding value to the biofuels industry

  • Benchmark of best industry practices
  • Understanding market insights
  • Deal market perspective
  • Maximising the value

Antonio Martínez Dalmau, Director of Strategy & Operations in Spain, PricewaterhouseCoopers

12:30 Avoiding biofuels project financing fraud

  • Key components of fraud
  • Identifying danger signals
  • Mitigating the damage
  • Best practices suggestions

Peter Brown, President, Euro Marketing Tools, Inc.

1:00 Networking lunch

SESSION FIVE: ENSURING PRODUCT QUALITY

Biodiesel stream

Bioethanol stream

2:20 Moderator's opening remarks

2:20 Moderator's opening remarks
Simon Staufer, Sales Director, Swiss Combi

2:35 Biodiesel vs ethanol. A closer look at supply and demand

  • A closer look at demand

Dr. Claudiu Covrig, Biofuels Market Research Analyst, Kingsman

2:35 Advances in gasification and fermentation technology - Ineos Bio case study

  • Showing how advanced bio-energy technology can be leveraged to provide creative solutions to problems in different industries
  • Improving sustainability

David Douay, Business Manager, INEOS Bio

3:00 The growth of biodiesel production in Eastern Europe
Tomas Cvengros, Director, Chemoprojekt Slovakia

3:00 Minimising the CO2 footprint: resource-efficient production of first and second generation bioethanol

  • Improving greenhouse gas balance in line with EU targets
  • Reduction of energy demand in production

Markus Lehr, Deputy Managing Director, Vogelbusch

3:25 Networking break

SESSION SIX: PRODUCTION METHODS

Biodiesel stream

Bioethanol stream

3:55 Producing biodiesel from renewable feedstock through the use of microorganisms

  • Biomass and lipid production for sustaining biodiesel from the best renewable resources

Giuliana Franzosi, Analyst, Research Centre for Non-Conventional Energy (part of eni S.P.A)

3:55 Isooctane - a real drop-in biofuel

  • Artificial pathway to produce gaseous isobutene
  • Advantages of gaseous fermentation
  • Transformation of isobutene into isooctane

Thomas Buhl, Head of Business Development, Global Bioenergies

4:20 Biodiesel developments in the Italian market

  • Implementing sustainability
  • Double counting
  • Producer or trader

Alastair Fraser, Manager, Oxem

4:20 Sustainable production of cellulosic ethanol from agricultural residues

  • Offering the maximum yield of ethanol by converting cellulose and hemicelluloses into ethanol
  • Reducing the production costs for cellulosic ethanol
  • Case study of a plant: first generation ethanol production

Dr. Marcus Rarbach, Head of Biocatalysis , Süd-Chemie

4:45 Moderator’s closing remarks

4:45 Moderator’s closing remarks

5:00 Close of conference

* Please note that speakers and topics may be subject to confirmation and alteration. All information was correct at time of going to press.

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