Symposium on Renewable Energy and Products from Biomass and Waste (CIUDEN, Spain)
12 May 2015 - 13 May 2015
Spain
Session 1: Gasification, CO2 capture and synthesis
Prof. Bo Leckner
Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden)
Thermal conversion of wastes: technical and technological aspects
Prof. Umberto Arena
Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli (Italy)
An outlook on the commercialization of MSW gasification and needs for developments
Dr. José María Sánchez Hervás
CIEMAT (Spain)
Process developments for CO2 capture & valorization methods at CIEMAT
Dr. Sylvie Valin
Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA, France)
CO2 valorization in a biomass to fuel process: experimental gasification study and process evaluation
Prof. Leif Gustavsson
Sustainable Built Environment Group, Department of Built Environment and Energy Technology, Linnaeus University (Sweden)
Time-integrated GHG emissions in the thermochemical conversion of waste and residues / Is there a net removal of CO2 if Bio-CCS is incorporated?
Session 2: Design of new concepts of thermochemical biorefineries
Dr. Judit Sandquist
SINTEF (Norway)
Advanced biorefinery concept based on cultivated macroalgae
Dr. Pedro Haro
Universidad de Sevilla (Spain)
Thermochemical biorefineries with multiproduction: hydrocarbonylation of DME into fuels and chemicals (results of the BIOTER project)
Mr. Ilkka Hannula
VTT (Finland)
Doubling of synthetic biofuels production via hydrogen from renewable electricity
Dr. Antonio Molino
Italian National agency for new technologies (ENEA, Italy)
Supercritical water gasification of waste biomass in the BIOREF concept
Session 3: Demonstration and commercialization
Mr. Juan Luis Cruz
INERCO (Spain)
Development and commercialization of fluidized bed gasification technology for biomass and waste
Dr. Yoel Alemán
EQTEC (Spain)
EQTEC gasifier technology: progress on waste to energy utilization
Mr. Juhani Isaksson
Valmet (Sweden)
Progress in commercial scale CFB gasification for waste and biomass
Ms. Rocío Encinas
Abengoa Bioenergy (Spain)
Integration of 2G ethanol in biorefineries
Dr. Bram van der Drift
ECN (The Netherlands)
Commercialization of WtE through gasification technology developed by ECN
Mr. Iñaki Álvarez
CIUDEN (Spain)
Carbon capture challenges & CIUDEN: oxy performance, CO2 recovery and energy efficiency
Dr. Manuel Silva
CTAER, Universidad de Sevilla (Spain)
Development and demonstration of Solar-Biomass hybridization technologies
Dr. Marzena Kwapinska
University of Limerick, Technology Centre for Biorefining and Bioenergy (Ireland)
Biomass and waste valorization in Irish perspective
Mr. Carlos de la Paz
European Union's LIFE Programme - Communications Team
The LIFE Programme: Over 20 years up-scaling biomass energy generation and carbon capture technologies in the EU
Venue: CIUDEN (Cubillos de Sil, León, Spain) http://www.ciuden.es/index.php/en/(opens in new window)
Important dates:
Deadline for inscription: 30 March
Deadline for abstract submission (poster session): 27 April
Fee: EUR 250/person (including lunches, dinner and transport from hotel to CIUDEN)
Prof. Bo Leckner
Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden)
Thermal conversion of wastes: technical and technological aspects
Prof. Umberto Arena
Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli (Italy)
An outlook on the commercialization of MSW gasification and needs for developments
Dr. José María Sánchez Hervás
CIEMAT (Spain)
Process developments for CO2 capture & valorization methods at CIEMAT
Dr. Sylvie Valin
Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA, France)
CO2 valorization in a biomass to fuel process: experimental gasification study and process evaluation
Prof. Leif Gustavsson
Sustainable Built Environment Group, Department of Built Environment and Energy Technology, Linnaeus University (Sweden)
Time-integrated GHG emissions in the thermochemical conversion of waste and residues / Is there a net removal of CO2 if Bio-CCS is incorporated?
Session 2: Design of new concepts of thermochemical biorefineries
Dr. Judit Sandquist
SINTEF (Norway)
Advanced biorefinery concept based on cultivated macroalgae
Dr. Pedro Haro
Universidad de Sevilla (Spain)
Thermochemical biorefineries with multiproduction: hydrocarbonylation of DME into fuels and chemicals (results of the BIOTER project)
Mr. Ilkka Hannula
VTT (Finland)
Doubling of synthetic biofuels production via hydrogen from renewable electricity
Dr. Antonio Molino
Italian National agency for new technologies (ENEA, Italy)
Supercritical water gasification of waste biomass in the BIOREF concept
Session 3: Demonstration and commercialization
Mr. Juan Luis Cruz
INERCO (Spain)
Development and commercialization of fluidized bed gasification technology for biomass and waste
Dr. Yoel Alemán
EQTEC (Spain)
EQTEC gasifier technology: progress on waste to energy utilization
Mr. Juhani Isaksson
Valmet (Sweden)
Progress in commercial scale CFB gasification for waste and biomass
Ms. Rocío Encinas
Abengoa Bioenergy (Spain)
Integration of 2G ethanol in biorefineries
Dr. Bram van der Drift
ECN (The Netherlands)
Commercialization of WtE through gasification technology developed by ECN
Mr. Iñaki Álvarez
CIUDEN (Spain)
Carbon capture challenges & CIUDEN: oxy performance, CO2 recovery and energy efficiency
Dr. Manuel Silva
CTAER, Universidad de Sevilla (Spain)
Development and demonstration of Solar-Biomass hybridization technologies
Dr. Marzena Kwapinska
University of Limerick, Technology Centre for Biorefining and Bioenergy (Ireland)
Biomass and waste valorization in Irish perspective
Mr. Carlos de la Paz
European Union's LIFE Programme - Communications Team
The LIFE Programme: Over 20 years up-scaling biomass energy generation and carbon capture technologies in the EU
Venue: CIUDEN (Cubillos de Sil, León, Spain) http://www.ciuden.es/index.php/en/(opens in new window)
Important dates:
Deadline for inscription: 30 March
Deadline for abstract submission (poster session): 27 April
Fee: EUR 250/person (including lunches, dinner and transport from hotel to CIUDEN)
Keywords
biomass/waste gasification, syngas production, CCS, thermochemical biorefineries, multiproduction