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Biomass News
Shanghai’s Yuqiao “Garbage Power” Plant will welcome 50 Biomass & WtE Participants on 29 Oct 2009. More on signing up below.
Jun 12th
In Shanghai’s Yuqiao Industrial Zone, one of China’s biggest waste-to-energy power generators is processing 1,100tonnes of rubbish generated by Shanghai residents every day, and converting it into power.
The Pudong Yuqiao Waste to Energy (WtE) Plant established in 2003, was the first waste-to-energy project in Shanghai, and a landmark achievement in managing waste in China’s second largest city.
At Biomass & WtE, we are offering 50 Conference Participants a unique opportunity to tour the Pudong Yuqiao Waste to Energy (WtE) Plant in our BONUS Site Visit on 29th October 2009.
The delegation will depart from Sofitel Shanghai Jin Jiang Oriental Pudong (conference venue) at 2PM and return at 5PM.
The Site Visit option is open to conference delegates only, and due to space limitations seats will be allocated on a “first-come-first-served” basis.
If you want to join the visit to the Pudong Yuqiao Waste to Energy (WtE) Plant, >>CLICK HERE<< to confirm your participation at Biomass & WtE summit now, and check the box to register for the Site Visit!
$19 Billion Global Waste-to-Energy Sector seeks out China. Upcoming Opportunities Explored in Biomass & WtE conference in Shanghai.
Jun 4th
The global market for thermal and biological waste-to-energy (WTE) technologies was worth $19.9 billion in 2008. According to projections, the sector will be worth $26.2 billion in the next five years. And the industry has now set its sights on China for new project developments and investments.
China represents a brand new frontier for the waste-to-energy sector. Beijing has earmarked 350 billion Yuan (S$75 billion) this year for clean water and waste management on top of a 1 Trillion Yuan allocated under its 11th 5-year plan, which runs to 2010. China is also the world’s largest producer of municipal solid waste. In 2004, China surpassed the United States as the world’s largest producer of municipal solid waste at about 190 million tonnes a year. By 2030, the World Bank estimates that will have more than doubled to at least 480 million tones.
Companies like China Everbright is already in tie-up talks with waste-to-energy company Covanta Holdings, while Waste Management Inc , the largest trash hauler in the United States, announced plans to bid for refuse-fired power plants in the mainland.
In fact, the country’s largest planned waste-to-energy power plant, the Bao’an Waste-to-Energy Plant in Shenzen, will have a daily production capacity of 4,200 tons. Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin have also begun construction of large incineration projects, according to state media reports.
CMT’s Biomass & Waste-to-Energy conference, to be held on 28-29 October in Shanghai explores these exciting new developments in the waste-to-energy industry , with focus on emerging technologies, upcoming projects around the world, feedstock issues, financing and logistics challenges across the Biomass & Waste-to-Energy value chain with a particular focus on the upcoming industry in China.
Key highlights of the program will include power generation from agricultural biomass, energy recovery from municipal solid waste or WtE (Waste to Energy), securing feedstock with biomass and dedicated energy crops, biomass processing, cellulosic ethanol and biotechnologies converting biomass to fuels and chemicals.
Beyond these, the program will feature intensive panel discussions, spot-on analysis of key industry trends and informative project sharing sessions by the world’s top Biomass players. As part of the Biomass & WtE program, the conference plans to offer two concurrent tracks, to cover Waste to Energy & Cellulosic Ethanol Biotechnologies.
Biomass & WtE is part of the BiomassWorld series of conferences, which has seen participation from over 300 key executives from leading bio-energy companies’ biomass project operators and developers, bio-refinery executives, bio-power executives, biodiesel executives, feedstock developers, policy makers, waste management experts and top players from over 40 countries.
Biomass & WtE will provide an excellent platform for companies to ‘be seen’ and promote their organization and their interests to the industry’s most influential players and investors who will be at the conference.
If you want more information on participation, sponsorship or media exchange opportunities at Biomass & WtE, contact Ms. Jaime Ng, Promotions Manager at +65 6346 9145 or email at jaime@cmtsp.com.sg
Biomass World 2009 Conference welcomed by International Biomass sector! Top Decision Makers came from over 26 countries.
Mar 27th
The Biomass World 2009 conference attracted leading Biomass & Bio Energy professionals from around the world. Companies, International Agencies and Government Departments send their top level personnel to the conference because of the customized educational value and high-level networking opportunities available at this event.
The chart below is representative of the profile of companies that participated in the recently concluded Biomass World 2009 conference in Jakarta. The mix of companies was even, with all major sectors in the Biomass Value chain evenly represented at the conference. This made networking particularly valuable for delegates at the conference.
Delegates at Biomass World 2009 included top management and other key representatives of the world’s leading biomass and BioEnergy companies and bodies. The chart below represents the profile of delegates at Biomass World 2009 by job title. The two largest groups of participants at this conference are Chief Executives and Managing Directors- Biomass World 2009 attracts the decision makers in the industry.
Biomass World 2009 in Jakarta was a truly international conference, with participants coming from all over the world; 26 countries to be exact. Representatives came from the following countries (highlighted in red on the map) to attend Biomass World 2009:-
Participants at Biomass World 2009 were very satisfied with their experience at the Biomass World 2009 conference. The median rating for the conference was “Good” with a significant proportion calling the conference “Very Good!” (Scale: Very Good, Good, Satisfactory, Poor)
Biomass World 2009 attendees in particular identified the following areas of focus as most relevant and useful:
- International Energy Association’s presentations on the future prospects of biomass to energy and 2nd generation biofuels.
- Practical operational experience utilizing palm, rice husks and sugar cane bagasse for power generation (on issues such as moist control of palm, etc).
- Technical presentation on pyrolysis and gasification.
- Progress of cellulosic ethanol towards commercialization.
Biomass World 2009 in Jakarta was a truly international conference, with on the dot insights on the most pressing issues within the Biomass industry. The conference attracted the top management of some of the world’s most influential companies and government & international agencies in the industry.
Stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming Biomass World 2009 (focus on Waste to Energy) in Shanghai in October 2009, another top-notch must attend Biomass conference brought to you by the Biomass World team!
The Biomass World Asia 2009 Interview – A Tell-ALL Discussion with Mr. Ricky Tagar Risnauli, CDM Consultant at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities
Jan 12th
We are happy to announce “Maximizing Returns from Biomass Projects” the exclusive Biomass World Asia 2009 Interview, which provides the “inside story” on the cutting edge of developments in the Biomass Conversion solution.
Ricky Tagar “Maximising Returns from Biomass Projects” features on-the-ball insights from Mr. Ricky Tagar Risnauli, CDM Consultant and Clean Energy Finance Committee member at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities.
One of the world’s leading consulting firms, Mitsubishi UFJ Securities’ Clean Energy Finance Committee actively promotes and advises on the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Joint Implementation (JI) projects.
Why should you listen to Mr. Ricky Tagar Risnauli ?
Mr. Ricky Tagar Risnauli is part of the award-winning team that has developed high quality projects that have met the stringent requirements of the CDM executive board and Methodology Panel in over five categories including grid-connected biomass power generation, and Biomass power generation from a dedicated energy plantation.
With his experience in consulting for key biomass projects in Asia, Ricky has a vested interest in the growth of the sector, and is in an excellent position to discuss the future direction of the industry.
In the course of our discussion, Ricky touched on:
- Future direction of the Biomass Conversion sector in 2009.
- Impact of global economic slowdown and crude oil volatilities.
- Is Biomass Conversion going to take off in Asia?
- How to measure the carbon neutrality of Biomass projects.
- Aligning Biomass projects for CDM and CERs.
- Improvements needed in the Biomass value chain…
… Plus Many More
Why should you get a copy of “Maximizing Returns from Biomass Projects” ?
Because, we’re giving you exclusive access the “Maximizing Returns from Biomass Projects” interview at NO COST! Just CLICK HERE or simply hit play button below to get instant access to the recording!
Now that you’ve heard the preview, obtain the rest of presentations that will be delivered in BiomassWorld 2009, by confirming your participation at the event to be held on 9-10 February 2009 in Jakarta Indonesia.
Seats are filling fast, so Register NOW at http://www.futureenergyevents.com/biomass/attend/register-for-biomass-world/ to confirm your participation at Asia’s most important Biomass networking and idea exchange platform.
