European Pellets Conference

středa 28. února 2007 (Evropská unie, 150,- EUR)
Pellets are a clean, CO2-neutral and conventient fuel with rapidly growing market shares in many European countries. The European Pellets Conference in Wels/Austria aims to provide in-depth information on wood pellets and pellet technology, innovation and market trends. It will also offer an exciting platform to discuss new co-operation projects.
Místo konání: Linz, Austria; O.Ö. Energiesparverband, Landstraße 45
Pořádá: O.Ö. Energiesparverband, http://www.esv.or.at
, tel.: +43/732/7720-14386, fax: +43/732/7720-14383

Podrobnosti o akci: http://www.esv.or.at/esv/index.php?id=1662&L=1

Pellets are a clean, CO₂-neutral and conventient fuel with rapidly growing market shares in many European countries. The European Pellets Conference in Wels/Austria aims to provide in-depth information on wood pellets and pellet technology, innovation and market trends. It will also offer an exciting platform to discuss new co-operation projects.

The international pellets conferences held in Wels in 2004 and 2005 and the European Pellets Forum 2006 were a big success: each event attracted more than 600 participants from all over the world.

 Conference topics:

• relevant R&D and innovative technologies
• innovative products, solutions and services (incl. logistics, distribution)
• strategies, policy issues and legislation to develop pellet markets
• local, regional and national pellet markets around the globe
• raw material resources and potential
• pellet production technologies
• pilot plant and demonstration projects
• quality standards (monitoring, quality assessment)
• financing, information and promotion 

Call for papers

Take the opportunity to share your work and experience with the world-wide pellets community and submit your paper to the European Pellets Conference.

Abstracts are invited on the following topics:

• relevant R&D and innovative technologies
• innovative products, solutions and services (incl.
• logistics, distribution)
• strategies, policy issues and legislation to
• develop pellet markets
• local, regional and national pellet markets
• around the globe
• raw material resources and potential
• pellet production technologies
• pilot plant and demonstration projects
• quality standards (monitoring, quality assesment)
• financing, information and promotion

The papers will be presented in oral or poster sessions. Accepted and presented papers will be published in the proceedings.

Deadline: 18 October 2006

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