Akce
European Legislation to Promote Bioenergy
pondělí 6. listopadu 2006 13:00 - úterý 7. listopadu 2006 13:00 (Evropská unie, 550,- EUR)
This high profile conference, organised in the representation of Baden-Württemberg, will provide opportunities to identify key EU trends for bioenergy. There are excellent opportunities to engage in direct communication with outstanding speakers from the Parliament, the Commission and relevant international organisations. The conference will be especially useful to those engaged in business.
Místo konání: Brussels, Belgium; Representation of Baden-Württemberg in the European Union, Rue Belliard 60 - 62
Pořádá: AEBIOM, http://www.aebiom.org
Jean-Marc Jossart,
, tel.: + 32 10 47 34 55, fax: + 32 10 47 34 55
Podrobnosti o akci: http://www.aebiom.org/article.php3?id_article=44
Third conference
EUROPEAN LEGISLATION TO PROMOTE BIOENERGY
European Bioenergy Business Forum
6 - 7 November 2006
Brussels
The bioenergy market is currently boosted by the oil price. All applications are growing rapidly, for bioheat, bioelectricity or transportation biofuels. Bioenergy is facing major challenges like biofuels supply or market development and new technologies are emerging.
European policy has a major influence on the bioenergy sector. EU policy sets the framework conditions whose impacts on the development of bioenergy can be both positive and negative. EU has decided to put emphasis on bioenergy and has never been so productive (Biomass Action Plan and its key actions, liquid biofuels directive and its current revision, etc.). Implementation of these EU policies into national regulations is a key process to make bioenergy competitive and it is likely that in the future new schemes will develop.
This high profile conference, organised in the representation of Baden-Württemberg, will provide opportunities to identify key EU trends for bioenergy. There are excellent opportunities to engage in direct communication with outstanding speakers from the Parliament, the Commission and relevant international organisations. The conference will be especially useful to those engaged in business
Monday - 6 November
13.00 Registration
Opening Session
14.00 Welcome address and introduction
Dr. Manfred Vohrer EBBF-Chairman and Dr. Heinz Kopetz, AEBIOM-President
14.10 “The Regional View of Bioenergy - the Contribution of Baden-Württemberg besides National and European Activities”
Richard Drautz, Staatssekretär, Wirtschaftsministerium Baden-Württemberg
Session of EU-Commission and Parliament
Agriculture
14.30 “Integration of biofuels into the EU agriculture policy”
Bruno Buffaria, Head of Unit, Arable Crops, Sugar, Animal Feed, DG Agriculture
14.55 “Growing importance of biomass in agriculture production”
Neil Parish, MEP, Rapporteur on Bioenergy, Agriculture Committee
15.20 Questions - Answers
15.30 Coffee Break
Energy
16.00 „Objectives and measures of the EU-Biomass Action Plan”
Paul Hodson, Unit Regulatory policy and promotion of renewable energy, DG Energy and Transport
16.25 “Initiatives of the European Parliament to double the share of Bioenergy”
Mechthild Rothe, MEP, Rapporteur on Renewable Energy, Energy Committee
16.50 Questions - Answers
Environment
17.00 “Emission Trading - possibilities for bioenergy to generate certificates”
Damien Meadows, Deputy Head of Unit, Market based instruments, DG Environment
17.25 “Initiatives of the European Parliament to encourage biomass in the ETS”
Anders Wijkman, MEP, Rapporteur on EU-Emission Trading Scheme
17.50 Questions - Answers
19.00 Reception at European Parliament
Possibilities for consultation with the speakers or visit of European Parliament
20.00 Dinner in the Restaurant of the Parliamentarians
“Biomass - a priority in the EU energy strategy”
Andris Piebalgs, Energy Commissioner, Dinner-Speech
Tuesday November 7th
Session decentralised versus large scale bioenergy
Large scale projects
09.00 "First industrial BtL plant in Freiberg"
Bodo Wolf, Founder and consultant, Choren
09.20 “Retrofitting a coal power plant to pellets : a European premiere in Belgium”
Yves Ryckmans, Electrabel
09.40 "Logistic challenges - Biomass instead of Oil"
Wijnand Schonewille, project manager for industrial development, Port of Rotterdam
10.00 Questions - Answers
Decentralised technical solutions
10.20 Booming market for small scale boilers
(speaker to be confirmed)
10.40 Coffee break
11.00 Small scale vegetable oil press
(speaker to be confirmed)
or Small scale heat contracting
(speaker to be confirmed)
11.20 “Decentralised or large scale concepts : Are there preferences in EU industrial policy ?”
Per-Ove Engelbrecht, Head of unit, Forest based and related industries, DG Enterprise
11.40 Questions - Answers
Session on financing strategies
12.00 „Private Banking Concepts for Bioenergy Plants“
Kaj Morlock, Vice President LB=BW, Project Finance - Energy
12.20 "Sustainable banking"
Triodos Bank (to be confirmed)
12.40 Questions - Answers
13.00 Light Lunch and Drinks
Possibilities for contacts with speakers
Location of the conference :
Representation of Baden-Württemberg in the European Union
Rue Belliard 60 - 62
B - 1040 Brussels
Cancellation policy
Cancellation in writing before 26 October will be subject to a €25 administrative charge only. Full fee applies after 26 October. Substituted delegate is accepted at any time with prior notification.
Conference language
English
Hotel accommodation
EBBF can help you for hotel reservation. Reduced rates through EBBF. Early reservation will ensure a hotel location closer to the conference place.
The conference is supported by
Jean-Marc Jossart
Croix du Sud 2 bte 11
1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Belgium
T and F : + 32 10 47 34 55
e-mail : ebbf@aebiom.org
web : www.aebiom.org
Datum uveřejnění: 8.8.2006
Poslední změna: 08.08.2006
Počet shlédnutí: 1225
European Legislation to Promote Bioenergy
pondělí 6. listopadu 2006 13:00 - úterý 7. listopadu 2006 13:00 (Evropská unie, 550,- EUR)
This high profile conference, organised in the representation of Baden-Württemberg, will provide opportunities to identify key EU trends for bioenergy. There are excellent opportunities to engage in direct communication with outstanding speakers from the Parliament, the Commission and relevant international organisations. The conference will be especially useful to those engaged in business.
Místo konání: Brussels, Belgium; Representation of Baden-Württemberg in the European Union, Rue Belliard 60 - 62
Pořádá: AEBIOM, http://www.aebiom.org
Jean-Marc Jossart,
, tel.: + 32 10 47 34 55, fax: + 32 10 47 34 55
Podrobnosti o akci: http://www.aebiom.org/article.php3?id_article=44
Third conference
EUROPEAN LEGISLATION TO PROMOTE BIOENERGY
European Bioenergy Business Forum
6 - 7 November 2006
Brussels
The bioenergy market is currently boosted by the oil price. All applications are growing rapidly, for bioheat, bioelectricity or transportation biofuels. Bioenergy is facing major challenges like biofuels supply or market development and new technologies are emerging.
European policy has a major influence on the bioenergy sector. EU policy sets the framework conditions whose impacts on the development of bioenergy can be both positive and negative. EU has decided to put emphasis on bioenergy and has never been so productive (Biomass Action Plan and its key actions, liquid biofuels directive and its current revision, etc.). Implementation of these EU policies into national regulations is a key process to make bioenergy competitive and it is likely that in the future new schemes will develop.
This high profile conference, organised in the representation of Baden-Württemberg, will provide opportunities to identify key EU trends for bioenergy. There are excellent opportunities to engage in direct communication with outstanding speakers from the Parliament, the Commission and relevant international organisations. The conference will be especially useful to those engaged in business
Monday - 6 November
13.00 Registration
Opening Session
14.00 Welcome address and introduction
Dr. Manfred Vohrer EBBF-Chairman and Dr. Heinz Kopetz, AEBIOM-President
14.10 “The Regional View of Bioenergy - the Contribution of Baden-Württemberg besides National and European Activities”
Richard Drautz, Staatssekretär, Wirtschaftsministerium Baden-Württemberg
Session of EU-Commission and Parliament
Agriculture
14.30 “Integration of biofuels into the EU agriculture policy”
Bruno Buffaria, Head of Unit, Arable Crops, Sugar, Animal Feed, DG Agriculture
14.55 “Growing importance of biomass in agriculture production”
Neil Parish, MEP, Rapporteur on Bioenergy, Agriculture Committee
15.20 Questions - Answers
15.30 Coffee Break
Energy
16.00 „Objectives and measures of the EU-Biomass Action Plan”
Paul Hodson, Unit Regulatory policy and promotion of renewable energy, DG Energy and Transport
16.25 “Initiatives of the European Parliament to double the share of Bioenergy”
Mechthild Rothe, MEP, Rapporteur on Renewable Energy, Energy Committee
16.50 Questions - Answers
Environment
17.00 “Emission Trading - possibilities for bioenergy to generate certificates”
Damien Meadows, Deputy Head of Unit, Market based instruments, DG Environment
17.25 “Initiatives of the European Parliament to encourage biomass in the ETS”
Anders Wijkman, MEP, Rapporteur on EU-Emission Trading Scheme
17.50 Questions - Answers
19.00 Reception at European Parliament
Possibilities for consultation with the speakers or visit of European Parliament
20.00 Dinner in the Restaurant of the Parliamentarians
“Biomass - a priority in the EU energy strategy”
Andris Piebalgs, Energy Commissioner, Dinner-Speech
Tuesday November 7th
Session decentralised versus large scale bioenergy
Large scale projects
09.00 "First industrial BtL plant in Freiberg"
Bodo Wolf, Founder and consultant, Choren
09.20 “Retrofitting a coal power plant to pellets : a European premiere in Belgium”
Yves Ryckmans, Electrabel
09.40 "Logistic challenges - Biomass instead of Oil"
Wijnand Schonewille, project manager for industrial development, Port of Rotterdam
10.00 Questions - Answers
Decentralised technical solutions
10.20 Booming market for small scale boilers
(speaker to be confirmed)
10.40 Coffee break
11.00 Small scale vegetable oil press
(speaker to be confirmed)
or Small scale heat contracting
(speaker to be confirmed)
11.20 “Decentralised or large scale concepts : Are there preferences in EU industrial policy ?”
Per-Ove Engelbrecht, Head of unit, Forest based and related industries, DG Enterprise
11.40 Questions - Answers
Session on financing strategies
12.00 „Private Banking Concepts for Bioenergy Plants“
Kaj Morlock, Vice President LB=BW, Project Finance - Energy
12.20 "Sustainable banking"
Triodos Bank (to be confirmed)
12.40 Questions - Answers
13.00 Light Lunch and Drinks
Possibilities for contacts with speakers
Location of the conference :
Representation of Baden-Württemberg in the European Union
Rue Belliard 60 - 62
B - 1040 Brussels
Cancellation policy
Cancellation in writing before 26 October will be subject to a €25 administrative charge only. Full fee applies after 26 October. Substituted delegate is accepted at any time with prior notification.
Conference language
English
Hotel accommodation
EBBF can help you for hotel reservation. Reduced rates through EBBF. Early reservation will ensure a hotel location closer to the conference place.
The conference is supported by
Jean-Marc Jossart
Croix du Sud 2 bte 11
1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Belgium
T and F : + 32 10 47 34 55
e-mail : ebbf@aebiom.org
web : www.aebiom.org
Datum uveřejnění: 8.8.2006
Poslední změna: 08.08.2006
Počet shlédnutí: 1225