Esbjerg, Denmark from August 25th - 26th, 2016

4th Inter Baltic Biogas Arena and IBBA Workshop on Pretreatment of Cellulosic Feedstocks, Economizing Biogas Production, Sustainable Biomass and Cheap Carbon Sources

SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS

Organizers

Landia Logo
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Agraferm Logo
Xergi Logo
Nature Energy Logo
UIT Logo

August 25th, 2016

Welcome to the Inter Baltic Biogas Arena Workshop

Prof. Jens Bo Holm-Nielsen, Center for Bioenergy and Green Engineering, Aalborg University, Denmark

Prof. Frank Scholwin, Institute for Biogas, Waste Management and Energy, Germany

Keynote: Biogas production on the way towards competitiveness – process optimization options and requirements

Dr. Jan Liebetrau, DBFZ, Germany

9:50

Break
Sustainable biomass substrates: Potentials and perspectives in Europe. Low cost feedstocks – challenges and solutions 1

Ana Katharina P. Meyer Ph.D., post doc, Dept. of Energy Technology, Aalborg University, Denmark

Low cost feedstocks for biogas plants – challenges and solutions 2

Ph.D. ass. Prof. Piotr Oleskowicz-Popiel, Institute of Environmental Engineering, Poznan University of Technology, Poland

10:50

Company presentations

Sponsor/Exhibitor companies: 10 min each company oral presentation

– Farmatic

– Landia

– Xergi

– Agraferm Technologies

– Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik, Dresden GmbH

11:50

Lunch Break

12:50

Speed Dating – Networking

13:50

Break

14:00

New technology solutions for lignocellulosic materials

– Poldanor

– Xergi

– Cambi

Changes in the daily substrate mix – effects on process efficiency and opportunities of solid manure etc.

Prof. Jens Born, Flensburg University of Applied Science

Aquatic biomass for biogas plants – realistic substrate source or an academic idea – including full-scale experience from Solrod Biogas ltd.

Ass. Prof. Rikke Lybaek, Department of Humans and Technology, Roskilde University (RUC), Denmark

Marine Biogas – A commercial concept to recapture marine nutrients and produce biogas

Ph.D. Fredrik Norén, Marine Biogas, Sweden

16:00

Break
Grass and grass-legume biomass as biogas substrate – envoronmental and economic sustainability at different cultivation intensities

Ph.D. Thomas Prade, SLU Dept. of Biosystems and Technology, Sweden

 

Analysis and optimization of energy flows in existing biogas plants for improved economic performance

Thomas Knauer, Ingenieurbüro für Energietechnik Niebüll / Rostock University, Germany

 17:30

dinaMETAN: choosing the right substrates and combining it for the optimal digestion output

Michael Niederbacher, CEO of BTS Biogas ltd.

18:00

Concluding Remarks

by Frank Scholwin and Jens Bo Nielsen

18:30

Social Event

At Esbjerg Conference Hotel

Buffet, Bar and fun

August 26th, 2016

9:00

NFG – Nature Energy biogas plant at Holsted, a large-scale facility with production of biogas from cheap biomass feedstocks, manure, deep litter materials and food waste www.natureenergy.dk

11:00

LinkoGas is a large well-driven biogas plant in the Southwest of Denmark. Very innovative in the entire chain. www.biogasbranchen.dk  www.bogasdk.dk

13:00

Ribe Biogas where new tests are being conducted of full-scale wet ocidation of fibers and will be demonstrated. www.ribebiogas.dk