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Eubce 2018 26Th European Biomass Conference & Exhibition EUBCE 2018 26TH EUROPEAN BIOMASS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 14 - 17 MAY CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 18 MAY TECHNICAL TOURS COPENHAGEN - DENMARK | BELLA CENTER CONFERENCE PROGRAMME with the support of www.eubce.com #EUBCE2018 WI-FI Network: bcguest (no password needed) INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORTERS echnica rograe oordination uropean oission TABLE OF CONTENT oint esearch entre Conference Opening 4 Monday Oral Presentations 6 With the support of UNESCO’s Natural Sciences Sector Tuesday Oral Presentations 14 Wednesday Oral Presentations 28 Thursday Oral Presentations 42 SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS Monday Visual Presentations 52 Tuesday Visual Presentations 60 SPONSORS Wednesday Visual Presentations 74 Thursday Visual Presentations 89 Parallel Events 101 HOST OF THE WELCOME RECEPTION Workshops 105 Proceedings 114 Publication partnership with Biomass and Bioenergy 115 DANISH PARTNERS MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF DENMARK ,QYHVWLQ'HQPDUN This Programme has been printed on 27th April 2018 Please note that this Programme may be subject to alteration and the organisers reserve the right to do so without giving prior notice. The current version of the Programme is available at www.eubce.com 2 MONDAY 14 MAY 2018 - ORAL PRESENTATIONS ORAL PRESENTATIONS - MONDAY 14 MAY 2018 MONDAY CONFERENCE OPENING Room: AUDITORIUM 10+11+12 Free admission to the Monday Opening 08:30 WELCOME COFFEE 09:00 - 10:00 11:15 – 12:30 SCIENTIFIC OPENING / PLENARY SESSION MODERATED PANEL DISCUSSION Applications of Science in Industry Topic: The vital role of biomass for climate protection and sustainable development – MONDAY Chair: How to make it happen. MONDAY Piotr SZYMANSKI, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Director of Energy, Transport and Climate The objective of this panel is to discuss practical steps how to push forward biofuels for long Nicolae SCARLAT, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Directorate of Energy, Transport and Climate haul transport with stakeholders from finance and industry. NO CARBON LEFT BEHIND: RECYCLING CARBON IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY AND BEYOND. Jennifer HOLMGREN, Lanzatech, Chief Executive Officer, USA MODERATOR: WHY BIOENERGY IS NECESSARY FOR A SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT SYSTEM - ACHIEVEMENTS OF Paolo FRANKL, International Energy Agency, Head of Renewable Energy Division, France SCANIA IN DECARBONISING TRANSPORT Urban WÄSTLJUNG, Scania CV AB, PhD, Senior adviser, Public & Sustainability Affairs, Corporate Rela- PANELLISTS tions, CA, Sweden Dana R. YOUNGER, IFC - International Finance Corporation, Chief Renewable Energy Specialist, Global Infra- NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN BIOECONOMY structure & Natural Resources Department Marko JANHUNEN, UPM, Director Public Affairs and LSB Chair, Finland Blanka TOUKONIITTY, Neste Corporation, Associate, Dr. Sc. (Tech.) Research & Development, Finland THE LARGEST BIOGAS PLANT OPERATOR AND INVESTOR IN DENMARK Ole HVELPLUND, NGF (Nature Energy), Chief Executive Officer, Denmark Dolf GIELEN, IRENA, Director of the Innovation and Technology Center in Bonn Claus SAUTER, VERBIO, CEO Germany 10:15 – 11:15 Renato DOMITH GODINHO, Biofuture Platform alternate focal point for Brazil and interim facilitator OPENING ADDRESSES Head, Division for New and Renewable Energy Resources – DRN, Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Brazil Chair: EUBCE Conference General Chairman, Michael PERSSON, Danish Bioenergy Association, Head of Secretariat Lars Chr. LILLEHOLT, The Minister of Energy, Utilities and Climate, Denmark LINNEBORN PRIZE Jorge SEGURO SANCHES, The Secretary of State for Energy of Portugal Jeppe KOFOD, Member of European Parliament EUBIA AWARD Giulio VOLPI, European Commission, Directorate General for Energy, Renewables and CCS Policy Unit Thomas SCHRØDER, Novozymes, Vice-President Biorefining Commercial 4 5 MONDAY 14 MAY 2018 - ORAL PRESENTATIONS ORAL PRESENTATIONS - MONDAY 14 MAY 2018 13:30 - 15:00 2AO.2.2 ORAL SESSION 1AO.1 UTILIZATION OF VARIOUS NON-WOODY BIOMASS FUELS IN AN INNOVATIVE MULTI-FUEL COMBU- Biomass potentials in a changing climate STION CONCEPT Room: AUDITORIUM 10 Sabine FELDMEIER, Bioenergy 2020+, AUSTRIA Co-authors: E. Wopienka, M. Schwarz, BIOENERGY2020+, Wieselburg, Austria; C. Pfeifer, University of Natural Resources and Life CHAIRPERSONS: Sciences, Vienna, Austria Lorenzo DI LUCIA, Imperial College, UNITED KINGDOM 2AO.2.3 Evelyne THIFFAULT, Laval University, CANADA CHARACTERISATION, TESTING AND MODELLING OF A VARIETY OF PULVERISED BIOMASS FUELS BURNT IN AN AXIALLY AIR STAGED SWIRL-STABILISED TEST BURNER FOR AN INDUSTRIAL HEA- 1AO.1.1 TING APPLICATION CONSOLIDATING THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE BASE OF THE QUANTITATIVE BIOMASS POTENTIALS Timothy GRIFFIN, University of Applied Sciences, Northwestern Switzerland, Institute of Biomass and FOR EUROPEAN ENERGY SUPPLY Resource Efficiency, SWITZERLAND Steven MANDLEY, Utrecht University, Energy & Resources, THE NETHERLANDS Co-authors: E. G. Engelbrecht, D. Winkler, R Haymoz, A. Marrella, J.-M. Kaiser, D. Weiss, FHNW, Windisch, Switzerland MONDAY Co-authors: H.M. Junginger, B. Wicke, Utrecht University, The Netherlands MONDAY 2AO.2.4 1AO.1.2 INVESTIGATION ON SYNGAS ASSISTED COMBUSTION FOR LOW EMISSION OPERATION IN GAS ESTIMATION AND GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF MARGINAL AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN SPAIN BURNER WITH BIOENERGY POTENTIAL Rolandas PAULAUSKAS, Lithuanian Energy Institute, Laboratory of Combustion Processes, LITHUANIA Carlos Sixto CIRIA RAMOS, CIEMAT, Biomasa Dpt., SPAIN Co-authors: N. Striugas, R. Skvorcinskiene, K. Zakarauskas, Lithuanian Energy Institute, Kaunas, Lithuania Co-authors: J. Carrasco, M. Sanz, P. Ciria, CEDER-Ciemat, Soria, Spain 2AO.2.5 1AO.1.3 UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS OF NOZZLE DESIGN AND SPRAY CHARACTERISTICS FOR OPTIMI- MODELLING THE POTENTIAL BIOENERGY PRODUCTION FROM AGRO-FORESTRY CROPS AND ZING PYROLYSIS LIQUID BIOFUEL IGNITION AND COMBUSTION RESIDUES IN ANGOLA Murray THOMSON, University of Toronto, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, CANADA Fernando CATIVA, Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, UNL, Departamento de Ciências e Tecnologia da Co-author: S. Albert-Green, University of Toronto, Canada Biomas, PORTUGAL Co-author: A.L. Fernando, FCT-NOVA, Caparica, Portugal 13:30 - 15:00 1AO.1.4 ORAL SESSION 3AO.3 POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF FIVE TREE SPECIES USED IN THE WOOD ENERGY SUPPLY CHAIN IN FRANCE FOR 2050 Oil-based biofuels Emmanuel GARBOLINO, Mines Paris-tech, CRC - Centre de Recherche sur les Risques et les Crises, FRANCE Room: 20 Co-authors: W. Daniel, AgroParisTech, Paris, France; G. Hinojos Mendoza, Universidad Autónoma de Chihuahua, Mexico CHAIRPERSONS: 1AO.1.5 Dimitrios SIDIRAS, University of Piraeus, GREECE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON REGIONAL BIOENERGY FEEDSTOCK AVAILABILITIES Drilona SHTJEFNI, EUBIA, BELGIUM Jennifer CRONIN, UCL, Energy Institute, UNITED KINGDOM Co-author: F. Zabel, LMU, Munich, Germany 3AO.3.1 SUPERCRITICAL METHANOLYSIS OF WASTE COOKING OIL FOR BIODIESEL PRODUCTION: EXPERI- 13:30 - 15:00 MENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF FREE FATTY ACIDS CONTENT ORAL SESSION 2AO.2 Omar ABOELAZAYEM, London South Bank University, Chemical Engineering, UNITED KINGDOM Co-authors: O. Aboeazayem, M. Gadalla, The British University in Egypt, Cairo, Egypt; B. Saha, London South Bank University, New combustion technologies for a broad fuel spectrum United Kingdom Room: AUDITORIUM 11+12 3AO.3.2 CHAIRPERSONS: POTENTIAL OF NITRATIREDUCTOR SP. OM-1 TO PRODUCE MORE SHORT-CHAIN ESTERS AND LESS Markku PAANANEN, JAMK University of Applied Sciences, FINLAND EXCESS SLUDGE DURING WASTEWATER TREATMENT Timothée NOCQUET, Groupe UNIPER, FRANCE Yoshiko OKAMURA, Hiroshima University, AdSM, JAPAN Co-authors: S.Nakai, Y.Noboru, H.Takahashi, T Miura, T.Tajima, T.Aki, Y.Matsumura, Y.Nakashimada, Hiroshima University, Japan 2AO.2.1 3AO.3.3 CO-FIRING OF PELLETIZED CASSAVA RHIZOME AND EUCALYPTUS BARK IN A FLUIDIZED BED: REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN BIOMASS PRODUCTION BY USING PLANT OIL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF CO-FIRING METHODS AND BED MATERIAL TYPE ON THE COMBUSTOR FUEL IN TRACTORS PERFORMANCE AND TIME-RELATED BED BEHAVIOR Klaus THUNEKE, Technology and Support Centre in the Centre of Excellence for Renewable Resources, Vladimir KUPRIANOV, Thammasat University, Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, THAILAND Liquid Biofuels, Biolubricants and Process Materials, GERMANY Co-authors: C. Se, Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University, Pathum Thani, Thailand; P. Ninduang- Co-authors: J. Ettl, D. Dressler, E. Remmele, Technology and Support Centre, Straubing, Germany 6 dee, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University, Thailand 7 MONDAY 14 MAY 2018 - ORAL PRESENTATIONS ORAL PRESENTATIONS - MONDAY 14 MAY 2018 3AO.3.4 1AO.4.2 WASTE OFFICE PAPER: A POTENTIAL BIOREFINERY FEEDSTOCK FOR MICROBIAL LIPIDS FOR BIO- ELBA: A NATIONAL REFERENCE TOOL FOR AGRICULTURAL BIOMASS RESOURCE ASSESSMENT DIESEL PRODUCTION Sylvain MARSAC, ARVALIS - Institut du Végétal, R&D - Agronomy Economy Environment Dpt., FRANCE Anu SADASIVAN NAIR, Sultan Qaboos university, Biology, OMAN Co-authors: M. Heredia, GIE GAO, Montardon, France; F. Labalette, N. Delaye, GIE GAO, Paris, France; P. Levasseur, IFIP, Le Rheu, Co-authors: A. Neelamegam, S. Nallusamy, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman France; J. Capdeville, IDELE, Castanet Tolosan, France; P. Ponchant, ITAVI, Ploufragran, France 3AO.3.5 1AO.4.3 ALTERNATIVE JET FUEL PRODUCTION FROM TROPICAL BIOMASS RESOURCES MOBILISATION OF UNLOVED WOODS FOR BIOENERGY AT THE HEART OF QUEBEC COMMUNITIES Scott TURN, University of Hawaii, Hawaii Natural
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