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| | | Dear Colleague, Three new speakers have confirmed their participation in the 4th Next Generation Biofuels conference in Amsterdam in the 6-7 October: - Vonnie Estes, Senior Business Development, DuPont Danisco Cellulosic Ethanol LLC
- John Benemann, Ph.D, Benemann Associates and Institute for Environmental Management Inc
- Senior representative, CTC, Brazil
>> Click here to view the latest programme The case study led agenda, interactive panel discussions and Q&A sessions make this the must-attend conference on Next Generation Biofuels. Over 580 biofuels professionals from 36 countries have participated in past editions of Next Generation Biofuels Markets. Leading next generation biofuels experts share their expertise: - Simo Honkanen, Vice President, Renewable Fuels, Neste Oil
- Jennifer Holmgren, Director of Exploratory and Fundamental Research, UOP
- Dr Ian Jepson, Head of Biofuels R&D, Syngenta
- Dr Vicky Sharpe, President and CEO, NextGen Biofuels Fund, SDTC
- Prof Jacob Moulijn, Consultant, Bioecon/Kior
- Hideaki Yukawa, Chief Researcher, Microbiology Research Group, RITE
- Dr Al Darzins, Director of Research Centre for Biofuels, NREL
- Jonathan Wolfson, CEO, Solazyme
- Jim Bristow, Head of Community Sequencing Programe, JGI (Joint Genome Institute, DOE), USA
- Jef Sharp, CEO, SunEthanol
- Michael Persson, Vice President, Dong Energy
- Dr George Kosanovich, CEO, Syntec Biofuel
Topics include: - Creation and Commercialisation of Advanced Biofuels
- Financing and Investing in Next Generation Biofuels
- The Role of Genome Modified Plants in the Commercialisation of Cellulosic Ethanol
- Driving the Development of Next Generation Biofuels - A Global Perspective
- International Developments in Cellulosic Biomass Technologies
- Breaking Ground in Cellulosic Ethanol
- Synthetic Biofuels and BTL
- Harnessing the Full Potential of Plant Biotechnology and Energy Crops
- Smart Crops for Smart Biofuels
- Biofuels: Beyond Corn - Gene Sequencing
- 4th Generation Biofuels - Bio-Energy with Carbon Storage
- Developments in Plant Biology and Biotechnology in Carbon Capture and Storage Techniques
- Biorefining Technology and Capabilities
With in-depth case studies: - The Growing Popularity of Biocrude - Development of Renewable Transportation Fuels from Biomass: UOP & Delft University of Technology
- Growing Switchgrass on a Large Scale to Supply Biorefineries: University of Tennessee
- Sorghum for Ethanol Production: Renergie Inc
Plus: - Online networking for delegates & speakers
- Interactive discussion sessions with speakers
- Networking and Exhibition Visits
- Focused seminar day, 8th October - Algae for Advanced Biofuels: Engineering and Optimisation of Algae for Advanced Biofuels
Algae is considered to be a promising source of renewable oil which can be processed and refined into a variety of transportation fuels. This in depth one day seminar will examine how quickly algae is emerging as a sustainable, viable, low cost feedstock for the biofuels industry. A variety of key players will share their knowledge and understanding of this rapidly evolving market. Click for details
Who will you meet? Biofuels professionals from 36 countries have participated in past editions of Next Generation Biofuels Markets. Our events stand out for the unparalleled number of biofuels producer companies we attract and the level of detail and knowledge reflected in our event programs. - Biofuels Producers
- Equipment & Technology Solutions
- Project Developers/Consultants/
- Consulting Engineers
- Press
- Governmental
- Chemical & Agricultural Suppliers
- Banks/Investors/Insurance
| - Universities/Research/Non Profits
- Oil/Petroleum/Refining
- Feedstock Producers
- Associations
- Other Corporates
- Automotive & Transport
- Commodity Traders & Brokers
| Here are just some of the companies who have attended in previous years: ADM, ADW Bio, Agrofuel, Alfalaval, Arizona Chemical, Asahi Kasei Chemicals Corporation, BioGasol, BP Biofuels, British Sugar, Chevron, D1 Oils, Dalmine Energie, De Smet Engineers, DuPont, Dyadic, ENI, Ernst & Young, Essent Energy Trading, Evolva Biotech, Genencor, Global Bioenergy Partnership, Goldman Sachs, Good Energies, Green Biologics, Honeywell Europe, Imperium Renewables, Kreido Biofuels, Masdar Initiative, McKinsey & Co, Neste Oil, Novozymes, POET, PTT Public Company, Rabobank, Reliance Industries, Roland Berger, Royal Nedalco, Scania, Shell, Siemens, Solvay, Statkraft, Statoil Hydro, TPS, UOP, US Renewables Group, Veolia-Proprete, Verenium Corporation
Register Now: For more information or to book, please contact Lenka Smejkalova:
Email: lenka.Smejkalova@greenpowerconferences.com
Tel: 0044 207 801 6333
Fax: 0044 207 900 1853
Web: www.greenpowerconferences.com/biofuelsmarkets/nextgen_08.html We look forward to meeting you in Amsterdam. Yours sincerely
Matthew Probyn
Marketing Manager
Green Power Conferences | | |
El Instituto de Investigación y Tecnología Agroalimentarias (IRTA) está estudiando la viabilidad de producir biodiésel a partir del cultivo de microalgas marinas como una fórmula para disminuir presión a muchas materias primas y liberar campos de cultivo por dedicarlos a la alimentación.
Un grupo de científicos de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid ha desarrollado un sistema que puede mejorar previsiblemente la eficiencia del proceso de conversión de biomasa a gas combustible. El estudio analiza el comportamiento de un nuevo diseño de lecho con base rotatoria.
