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6 Plenary Sessions for All EUBCE Delegates

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Dr. David Baxter

Former European Commission JRC, EUBCE Executive Committee member


Whatever your field, industry, or expertise, you are invited to join and participate.
The 6 plenary sessions will feature top experts, speaking accessibly, about current issues and trends.
Each LIVE presentation will be followed by an interactive Q&A with viewers through the platform.

AP1: Biomass Conversion to Biobased Products
Monday 9 May: 13:45 CEST

BP1: Availability and Supply of Sustainable Bioenergy in the EU and Beyond
Tuesday 10 May: 10:15 CEST

BP2: Bioenergy Solutions for the Economy
Tuesday 10 May: 13:45 CEST

CP1: Technology Innovation for Biomass Conversion to Bioenergy
Wednesday 11 May: 10:15 CEST

CP2: Biomass Conversion to Intermediate Bioenergy Carriers
Wednesday 11 May: 13:45 CEST

DP1: Different Aspects of the Transition to a Further Decarbonized Economy
Thursday 12 May: 10:15 CEST



THE KICK-OFF!
Biomass Conversion to Biobased Products


Biorefineries have been in existence for many decades, however in recent years a great deal of research and development effort has been undertaken to discover new ways to produce new bio-based products and many more bio-based products that can be used in place of products derived either from fossil origins or natural products that have a large negative environmental impact. This first plenary session of the conference will address two specific projects.

The first project aims to produce cellulose fibres from locally sourced biomass feedstocks such as bio-based wastes, such as wheat straw, as well as seaweed which can be a problem resulting from over intensive agricultural practices. The cellulose fibres would replace cotton fibre which has a very negative environment impact in terms of pesticides utilisation, water demand and land use. Details of the biorefinery process studied within the HEREWEAR project will be given along with testing results of the cellulose fibres produced.

The second biorefinery project to be presented involves the production of a bio-based substitute for fossil-derived asphalt using lignin that in many cases is combusted rather than used in any sort of upgraded form. The CHAPLIN project has reached the stage of building sections of road, in some cases for industrial trials of performance, including techno-economic and life cycle, compared with traditional asphalt roads. Business cases are examined for combination with existing pulp and paper manufacture and for advanced generation biorefineries where higher-value applications for lignin could improve economic performance.

For more on the other plenaries follow upcoming news.


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The conference is just the beginning! EUBCE ticket holders may:
  • Start or join discussions in topical conversations.
  • Invite other participants for one-one-one or group meetings in dedicated conference rooms.
  • Engage in LIVE Q&A with session panellists and delegates.
  • Visit the EU Projects Area
  • Have access to all the content and session recording on demand until May 2023.
  • Participate in exclusive side-sessions
And, of course, view all official programming LIVE – including the classic Science Track, with sessions covering the most crucial fields of biomass and bioenery technology, market, and industry as well as, the Industry Track designed to facilitate the leadership role of influential stakeholders in the market deployment of innovative technologies.


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SPONSORS

 
     
       Steeper Energy  
     
 


COORDINATION OF THE TECHNICAL PROGRAMME

 
     
  JRC  
     
 


COORDINATION OF THE BIO-BASED INDUSTRY PROGRAMME

 
     
  CBE JU  
     

 

ORGANISED BY

 
 

ETA-Florence Renewable Energies