Kasmet ši konferencija pritraukia vis daugiau bioenergetikos ekspertų, mokslininkų, verslo bei politikos atstovų ir nepraėjus nei penkeriems metams tapo vienu svarbiausių įvykių bioenergetikos ekspertams visoje Europoje.

Renginyje savo patirtimi dalinosi ir idėjas pristatė pranešėjai iš Europos Komisijos Žemės ūkio ir kaimo plėtros, Energetikos ir Aplinkos direktoratų, tokių kompanijų, kaip Bioten Group, Ekman, KWB, Palazzetti, Port of Rotterdam, Total Belgium, Torrcoal, River Basin Energy, SEKAB ir kitų atstovai. Renginyje dalyvavo skirtingų šalių biomasės energetikos asociacijų, Europos granulių tarybos (EPC), Europos ūkininkų sąjungos (COPA-COGECA), Pasaulio gamtos fondo (WWF) ir dar daug kitų organizacijų atstovų.

Konferencijos metu apžvelgtos naujausios bioenergetikos technologijos, iššūkiai bei galimi sprendimai, skirtingų šalių galimybės, ES pozicijos, ypatingas dėmesys skirtas šilumos sektoriui ir jo plėtrai. „2020 metais biomasės energetika ne tik sudarys 50% atsinaujinančių išteklių panaudojimo tikslų, bet ir vaidins svarbų vaidmenį toliau vystant Europos ekonomiką ir kuriant darbo vietas" – pažymėjo Jean-Marc Jossart, generalinis AEBIOM sekretorius. Paraleliai renginio metu su konferencijos dalyviais bei pranešėjais vyko susitikimai, kurie suteikė galimybę ne tik pasidalinti patirtimi, pagilinti žinias bet ir užmegzti naudingus ryšius. Trečią konferencijos dieną renginio dalyviai lankėsi medžio granulių gamykloje ir biokogeneracijos jėgainėje.

 Konferencijos PROGRAMA (540.39 KB)

Darbinio pasitarimo pranešimai:

•  OVERVIEW OF GAS SUPPLY TO EUROPE (1.27 MB) 
  Andrew Potter, World Bioenergy Association
•  Bioenergy in EU/Biomass imports 2010-2013 (5.86 MB)
  Jean-Mark Jossart, Secretary General, Aebiom
•  "How EU is Decreasing Russian Imports- Case Studies" – Latvian case! (3.99 MB)
  Didzis Palejs, Latvian biomass association LATbio
•  How EU can decrease Russian import of gas – EXAMPLE OF LITHUNIA (5.15 MB)
  Vytautas Stasiūnas, Lithuanian District Heating Association
•  How to reduce the addiction to imported gas & to improve your energy independency? (2.29 MB)
  Patrick de Jamblinne, Tuzetka, Ukraine
•  Can Biogas replace Fossil Gas Imports" Realistic Potencial (3.78 MB)
  Harm Grobrügge, VP-European Biogas Association
•  EU BIOMASS SUPPLY: POTENTIAL TO REPLACE GAS? (1.62 MB)
  Silvio Mergner, Pöyry Management Consulting
•  Biomass Imports to EU 2020-30 by Supply Chain Innovation (19.35 MB)
  Douglas Bradley, President- Climate Change Solutions, Canada

 Gegužės 12 d. konferencijos pranešimai:

•  The European market for pellets in domestic heating Trends and opportunities (3.48 MB) 
  Christian Rakos, European Pellet Council
•  The medium scale pellet market (1.46 MB)
  Arnold Dale, Ekman & Co
•  Fossil Free Road Transport (893.12 KB)
  Thomas B Johansson
•  EU Policy challenges ahead (856.08 KB)
  Fanny-Pomme Langue, AEBIOM 
•  Competition for biomass (226.50 KB)
  Fanny-Pomme Langue, AEBIOM 
•  Bio Energy (665.16 KB)
  Marco Mensink, Confederation of Pulp and Paper Industry (CEPI)
•  Demand on biomass resources is growing (253.38 KB)
  Sini Eräjää, Birdlife, European Environmental Bureau
•  IMPACTS OF FOREST BIOENERGY AND POLICIES ON THE FOREST SECTOR MARKETS IN EUROPE – WHAT DO WE KNOW? (181.37 KB)
  Birger Solberg, Norwegian University of Life Sciences
•  Competition of uses for biomass (63.78 KB)
  Pekka Pesonen, COPA-COGECA

Gegužės 13 d. pranešimai
PARALLEL 1

•  EU Environmental and Energy State Aid Guidelines (418.58 KB) 
  Nathalie Hemeleers, AEBIOM
•  SUPPORT SCHEME FOR BIOPOWER IN BELGIUM MaxGreen case in Flanders (1.30 MB)
  Yves Ryckmans, GDF-SUEZ Laborelec
•  The impact of the renewable heating support scheme in UK (444.24 KB)
  Frank Aashov, Renewable Energy Association
•  Does biomass need financial support? How much support is healthy? (1.72 MB)
  Kjell Andersson, SVEBIO
•  The Romanian Biomass and Pellets sector (294.50 KB)
  Ilias Papageorgiadis, ARBIO
•  The role of the bioheat sector for achieving energy policy targets (787.28 KB)
  Lukas Kranzl, The Vienna University of Technology
•  Increasing the Efficiency of Europe’s buildings – What role for heating? (1.15 MB)
  European Commission
•  Proposal for Medium Combustion Plants (MCP) directive. An Overview (335.53 KB)
  European Commission
•  Impact of EU and national Lagislation on renewable heating boiler market (1.27 MB)
  Alexander Weissinger, KWB GmbH
•  Update on EU Biomass Policy (966.98 KB)
  Giulio Volpi, DG Energy European Commission
•  Sustainability criteria for solid biomass Outcomes of the Dutch Energy Agreement (811.68 KB)
  Rob Cornelissen, Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment in Netherlands, Sustainability Directorate
•  An introduction to the Sustainable Biomass Partnership (SBP) (915.96 KB)
  Peter Wilson, Sustainable Biomass Partnership (SBP)
•  Sustainable Bioenergy: Vision of a Coherent Framework (598.01 KB)
  Uwe Fritsche, IINAS (International Institute for Sustainability Analysis and Strategy)
•  Bioenergy developments, a challenge for sustainable forest management? (275.51 KB)
  Dr Michael Berger, PEFC Council
•  Timber Standard for Heat & Electricity: Woodfuel used under the Renewable Heat Incentive and Renewables Obligation (239.07 KB)
  Emily Fripp, Efeca

PARALLEL 2

•  Trends of the energy wood chip market in Europe (1.03 MB)
  Jean-Francois Guillon, Africa Renewables ltd
•  – Wood logs – International market developments (2.25 MB)
  Rens Hartkamp, Biomass Consult
•  Residential Wood Briquettes Production Tecnologies and Markets (1.92 MB)
  Enrico Benetti, Di Più Briquetting Systems
•  Wood Briquettes Certification in Germany “ENplus-Briketts“ (1.21 MB)
  Jan Schlaffke, German Pellet Institute (DEPI)
•  Overview of the European pellet market (1.19 MB)
  Gilles Gauthier, EPC
•  Greek Pellet market Development (774.16 KB)
  Nikolaos Mouses, BIOTEN Group
•  Spanish pellet market development (1.48 MB)
  Marcos Martín, AVEBIOM
•  French pellet market developpment (1.56 MB)
  Eric Vial, ProPellet France
•  HEATING OIL AND PELLETS DELIVERY TO HOUSEHOLDS : COMPETITION OR SYNERGY ? (1.12 MB)
  Benoit Walckiers, TOTAL Belgium
•  How ports can facilitate the decentralised heat market Port of Rotterdam (2.04 MB)
  Nicole Van Klaveren, Port of Rotterdam
•  How to address a scattered market? The case of Italy (4.18 MB)
  Annalisa Paniz, AIEL

 
PARALLEL 3

•  R&D and Innovation in Biomass Heating: The European Technology Platform on RHC (894.35 KB) 
  Rainer Janssen, WIP Renewable Energies
•  Cost and energy efficient, environmentally friendly micro and small scale CHP (754.65 KB)
  Walter Haslinger, Bioenergy2020+
•  TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE EMISSIONS IN PELLET STOVES (968.79 KB)
  Marco Palazzetti, Palazzetti S.p.A.
•  OPTIMIZING BIOMASS HEATING UNITS THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (ICT) (847.19 KB)
  Edoardo Calia, Instituto Superiore Mario Boella
•  TORREFACTION STATUS AND EXPECTED NEXT STEPS (6.85 MB)
  Michael Wild, Wild&Partner LLC, Vienna, Austria
•  Torrefaction: Replacing fossil carbon by sustainable biomass carbon (1.19 MB)
  Jan Brouwers, Torrcoal
•  Market perspective and applications for green waste torrefaction (558.17 KB)
  Erich Näf, HEIG-VD University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland
•  SOLVEY BIOMASS ENERGY (460.79 KB)
  Yves Crits
•  Impact of the ILUC discussions on the development of advanced biofuels (1.15 MB)
  Jan Lindstedt, SEKAB
•  Biogas potential from sludge from aquaculture industry. Preliminary results from the BiFFiO project (449.61 KB)
  Morten Berntsen, BiFFiO
•  PARTNERSHIP WWF NL- KLM SUSTAINABLE BIOJETFUELS (2.84 MB)
  Arjet Stevens, WWF – NL