Biomass Pellets Trade Asia Jakarta | 27-29 September 2010
Conference Schedule
Biomass Pellets Trade Asia
27-29 Sep 2010, Grand Hyatt Jakarta
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Day 1 – Monday, 27 September 2010
08:00 Registration and Coffee
09:00 Chairman’s Welcome and Remarks
09:10 Sustainable Investment Opportunities in Indonesia’s Forestry & Downstream Industry
Speaker: Zulkifli Hasan, Minister, Ministry of Forestry
09:30 Global Pellet Markets & Growth of Biomass Co-Firing
- Global wood pellet markets: trade flow & pricing outlook
- Demand from large scale co-firing in Europe and North Asia
- Pellet market in South East Asia
- Emergence of Agro-Biomass beyond wood pellets
Speaker: Saku Rantanen, Head of Bioenergy, Asia-Pacific, Poyry Management Consulting (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
10:00 Indonesia’s Wood Pellets – Ready for Export?
- Export versus domestic usage
- Sources of the woody biomass in Indonesia
- Sustainability issues & opportunities for international trade
- Marketing pricing for wood chips/pellets & specifications
Speaker: Park See Woo, President Director, PT. Solar Park
10:30 Discussion followed by Buyers & Sellers Meet
11:10 Emergence of Agro-Biomass for Export Purpose
A Waste to Become a New Commodity: Dawn of Palm Kernel Shells (PKS) for Power Generation
- From recognition to acceptance
- Framework conditions to develop demand
- 6 Mio tons , but how to secure supply
- Logistics issues and shipping to Europe
- It is all about reliability
Michael Wild, CEO, EBES AG
Sugar Bagasse – Managing Local Usage & Export Potential
Speaker: Agung P. Murdanoto, Business Development, PT PG Rajawali II
Converting Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) to Trade & Export-Ready Product
Speaker: Joseph Lim Heng Ee, Managing Director, Global Green Synergy Sdn. Bhd
Rise of Palm Kernel Shells (PKS) for Export from Indonesia?
Speaker: Dionixius Joko, PT. Piramida Indotama
Biomass utilization from Oil Palm and Jatropha Curcas
- Prospects for export purpose
Speaker: Tony Liwang, PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Tech Tbk (SMART)
13:00 Discussion followed by Networking Lunch
14:15 BEI-Teeside’s Biomass Power Plant in UK – Strategy for Sustainable Supply of Agro-Biomass
Speaker: Matthew Day, Project Director, Bio Energy Investments Ltd
14:40 Sustainability Criteria for Biomass Trade: How to Meet/Comply with the Certification?
Speaker: Dr. Martin Junginger, Assistant Professor, Copernicus Institute for Sustainable Development
15:05 Pellet in Europe – Existing Standards & Upcoming Work for Wood, Straw & Miscanthus Pellets
Speaker: Dipl.-Ing. Janet Witt, Team Leader, Department Bioenergy Systems, DBFZ Deutsches BiomasseForschungsZentrum gemeinnützige GmbH
15:30 Discussion followed by Buyers & Sellers Meet
16:00 Bulk Handling & Shipping Market Outlook for Pellets/Biomass
- Freight market outlook
- Availability of long haul shipping and costing
- Post facilities & ship safety in bulk handling
16:25 Importance of Organised Logistic Chain: Maritime Transport, Ports & Hinterland
Speaker: Senior Representative, Port of Rotterdam
16:50 Key Considerations in Setting Up Integrated Forestry to Pellets Production Facility
- Land availability
- Access to raw materials and availability
- Transportation cost economics
- Key considerations for financing
Speaker: Tony Wood, Senior Consultant, PT Poyry Forest Industry
17:20 Criterias to Financing Options for Biomass Pellets Production/Trade – Connecting Forestry, Sustainable Biomass & Carbon Markets
17:50 Discussion followed by End of Day One
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Day 2 – Tuesday, 28 September 2010
09:00 Chairman’s Remarks
09:05 EU-Malaysia Biomass Sustainable Production (SP) Initiatives: Opportunities for Malaysia Biomass Sector
Speaker: Dato. Leong Kin Mun, Techincal Advisor, Biomass-SP Project
09:30 Obstacles in Maximising Asia’s Biomass Resources – for Power Generation or Exports?
- Level of government’s subsidies & feed-in tariff for power generation
- Break-even incentives for biomass power generation versus exports
- Criterias & financing considerations on setting up biopower plant or pellet export facility
Speaker: Austin Arensberg, Business Development Manager, Nollen Group Co., Ltd.
10:00 Discussion followed by Networking Coffee
10:30 Sugar Bagasse for Export or Domestic Power Generation in Thailand
- Market pricing for sugar bagasse
- Competitive applications and paying capability for sugar bagasse
- Transportation cost and economics of pelletization
- Thai’s Government feed-in tariff (and other incentives) versus cost (ROI)
- Possibility of large scale co-firing projects and imports for Thailand?
Speaker: Dr Pipat Weerathaworn, Director, Mitr Phol Sugarcane Research Centre
11:00 Palm Oil Residue as Potential Biomass Source for Power Generation
- Potential of biomass in Indonesia as economical value
- Experiences of Biomass powerplant development and further plan
- Assumed Korean biomass market for compliance with renewable portfolio standard regulation
Speaker: Yongjin Jo, Project Manager, Eco-Frontier
11:25 Carbonization of Empty Fruit Bunch into BioCoal for Exports
Speaker: Senior Representative, Fraunhofer Institute
11:50 Final Discussion followed by Closing Lunch
13:00 End of Conference
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28 September 2010 - Separately Bookable Workshop
13:00 – 17:30 Post Conference Workshop on Torrefaction Technologies
Facilitated by Michael Wild, CEO, Ebes AG
Speakers include Representatives from Komodo Resources, Electrabel (GDF-SUEZ), OFI, International Torrefaction Association (in establishment), Uni Freiburg
Workshop Outline:
Obtaining Improved Solid CO2 Neutral Energy Carriers by Biomass Pretreatment
- Rationale & drivers for pretreatment technologies
- Where pretreatment technologies sits in the biomass value chain
- Why torrefaction is most favored amongst others
- Why SE Asian markets should be aware & adopt torrefaction
Biomass in Power Production from Coal
- Electrabel – the European forerunner in biomass combustion in coal power plants
- Limits to growth for wood pellets in power production
- Power producers expectations on torrefied biomass
Technologies along the Carbonization Curve – Torrefaction Takes the LEAD!
- Shortcomings of biomass as energy carrier in general
- Carbonization, a very old mean of enhancing specifications
- Different carbonization technologies – torrefaction – pyrolyses -
- Efficiency of torrefaction
Torrefaction Technologies & Cutting Edge Accelerated Carbonisation Biomass – ACB process
- Status of development of torrefaction in Europe & US
- The ACB process
- Why pelletisation
- Economics & energy efficiency of torrefied pellets versus coal/wood pellets
The Building of a New Commodity
- The power sector and its needs
- Supply security – key for the demand side to pick up the new material
What can Serve as Input Material for Torrefaction and Limitations Observed To-Date
- Plant chemistry & resulting selection criteria
- By products & their potential use in torrefaction
- Dedicated plantations
- Yield analyses
- Sustainability Criteria
How to Participate in the Emergence of this New Bioenergy Market
Day 3 – Wednesday, 29 September 2010
09:00 Site Visit to Wood Pellets & Agro-Biomass Production Plant
(Transport and Lunch Provided, Participant Pickup & Dropoff at Hyatt Jakarta)
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