BIOMASS & WtE 2009
October 28-29 / Shanghai, China

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Tap into ASIA’s Emerging Biomass & Waste-to-Energy Sectors. Come to Biomass & WtE in Shanghai on 28-29 Oct 2009 for a Head Start into upcoming Opportunities!

CMT’s Biomass & WtE (Waste to Energy), to be held in Shanghai, CHINA on October 28-29, 2009  examines the emerging strength of Asia’s Biomass & Waste-to-Energy sectors.

Biomass & WtE’s panel of key executives and leading experts will share comprehensive updates and case studies on Biomass and Waste-to-Energy projects and developments in the region. In this follow-up to the Biomass World event series, which has seen participation from over 300 key Biomass executives from 36 countries, CMT is adding fresh insights to the region’s Biomass industry, by reaching out to the Waste Management and Energy Recovery industry-the upcoming new players in Asia’s biomass industry.

At Biomass & WtE’s, future and existing biofuels and biomass power producers will have an opportunity to network with leading waste generators and other Biomass feedstock suppliers and technology providers. Participants will also interact with utility executives, leading researchers, policy makers, investors, project developers and BioEnergy pioneers.

Come to Biomass & WtE for the insights on

>>REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT<< Pinpoint Nuances of Evolving Regional Bio-Energy Regulations & Implications on Biomass Projects. Regulators & Experts share perspectives!

At Biomass & WtE we help you make sense of recent changes and developments in Bio-Energy regulations and policies in the region, and zoom into what it means for your biomass business.

Hear from key regulators in from Indonesia, Philippines, India & Vietnam as they share an update on government initiatives and policies to promote bio-energy (power and fuels) from agricultural biomass and municipal solid waste in their countries and the region.

They will be speaking at the Regulator’s Panel, a highly interactive 1.5-hour discussion round-table. Panellists will share short presentations followed by an intensive question, answer and debate session with the audience. Panellists include:

• Indonesia: Ario Senoaji, VP Alternative/Renewable Energy, PT PLN (Persero)
• Philippines: Fortunato S. Sibayan, Renewable Energy Management Division, Philippine Department of Energy
• India: Shirish Garud, Fellow & Area Convenor- Renewable Energy Technology Applications & Co-Cordinator, REEP South Asia Secratariat
• Vietnam: Tran Hong Nguyen, Senior Expert on Energy Planning & Strategy, Department of Energy & Petroleum, Vietnam Ministry of Industry

Another key experts & regulators Panel discussion will focus on Regulatory & Stimulus Incentives in Asia to increase the attractiveness of Biomass and Waste-to-Energy. The panel will discuss

• Current electricity tariffs, pricing and subsidization strategies for power generation from biomass and Waste.
• Impact of the economic downturn on fast tracking renewable energy development.
• Opportunities and resistance
• Best practices established in Asia.

This panel features:

• Ario Senoaji, VP Alternative/Renewable Energy, PT PLN (Persero)
• Fortunato S. Sibayan, Renewable Energy Management Division, Philippine Department of Energy
• Shirish Garud, Fellow & Area Convenor- Renewable Energy Technology Applications & Co-Coordinator, REEP South Asia Secretariat
• Tran Hong Nguyen, Senior Expert on Energy Planning & Strategy, Department of Energy & Petroleum, Vietnam Ministry of Industry
• Joseph Jacobelli, Group Director Carbon Venture, CLP Group
• Allard Nooy, President, Covanta Energy Asia Pacific

Jeffrey A Blount, the Partner-in-Charge of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P’s Hong Kong & Beijing Office, will also share on “Regulatory Developments & Issues Affecting Biomass & WtE projects in Asia”. In his speech, Mr. Blount will touch on the regulatory regime for project implementation, project approval requirements, feed-in tariff, cost allocation issues, and investment opportunities & risks.

We are also presenting a project developer’s perspective on the policy framework and regulatory environment for developing Biomass Project.

“Cleantech Investments in Asia- A Practitioner’s view of opportunities and challenges”, a presentation by Jacob Jacobelli, Group Director-Carbon Ventures, CLP Group, will touch on areas of investment opportunities and challenges in Renewable energy and clean-tech. Mr. Jacobelli will also touch on CLP’s experience securing clean tech investment for their renewable energy projects.

You will also hear from Liu Xin, Managing Director of the Energy & Environmental Research Centre will share an update on the “Current situation of Biogas projects in China” and provide a policy framework on facilitating biogas projects in China. He will also share a barriers analysis for operations and recommend a viable course of action for developing Biogas projects in China.

>>Make sense of shifting Policy Objectives and Regulatory Environment in Asia, and identify how the Biomass & Waste-to-Energy industry stands to profit at Biomass & WtE.<<

>>FINANCING<<Get the Right Perspectives on Biomass & Waste-to-Energy Project Financing. Financiers & Project Developers share point of view.

Biomass and Waste offer a viable source of renewable energy, but like all emerging industries, conversion of Biomass/Waste to Energy have their own set of uncertainties around feedstock costs, supply and aggregation, technology and off-take contracts, making project financing difficult to secure. Financing is especially challenging for the sector in today’s capital markets.

At Biomass & WtE, the world’s leading project financiers and project developers offer perspectives on the overall financing outlook, and highlight measures and strategies to secure capital.

Cheong Wee Yeat, the Associate Director of Standard Chartered Bank (China). Mr. Cheong will share his eagerly anticipated paper on “Project Financing for Biomass/Waste to Energy projects in Asia” where he will provide insights on key lending considerations and share a case-study on financing a waste-to-energy plant in China.

You will also hear from Eupron Pte. Ltd, on “Investing in Renewable Energy through a Business Trust”. The company made waves in the industry in December 2008 when they launched Asia-Pacific’s first renewable energy private trust to spur growth and investments in biogas, biomass and other renewable power generation throughout the region.

Speaking on the topic will be Carol Tan, Eupron’s Head of Project Finance. In her speech, Ms. Tan share a status update on Eupron’s Business trust, and highlight some of the challenges in the Asian Renewable energy markets, what investors are looking for, and how a small scale project can develop efficient and innovative investment solutions.

Austin Arensberg, Business Development Manager at Prime Energy Investments on will also share his perspectives in his speech “Trends to watch in Waste to Energy Project Financing Structure”. Mr. Arensberg will share 6 Current trends in the Biomass and Biogas financial structure, including the Financial Crisis. He will also touch on Electricity Pricing discount trends, investors’ interest in Biomass feedstock owners, why BOT contributes to financial and technical risk reduction and CDM, VERs and CERs in China.

>>Zoom into the outlook for Biomass Project financing and investment with Biomass & WtE, for views from “Both Sides of the Coin”! <<

>>MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE<< Maximize on Upcoming Opportunities in Municipal Solid Wastes (MSW). Project Developers, Financers & Regulators share perspectives at Biomass & WtE!

Waste management is no longer a haulage and disposal business. The past decade has seen the implementation of advanced technology and innovative recycling options, with landfills gradually falling out of favour. Converting municipal solid wastes to energy is not just a renewable energy option, but also a viable large-scale alternative to landfills.

Panellists at Biomass & WtE will share an update on the Integrated Waste Management and Energy from MSW sector, equipping you with the insight to pinpoint upcoming opportunities in MSW to Energy conversion value chain.

We are excited to announce that Allard Nooy, President of Covanta Energy Asia Pacific will be sharing perspectives on Municipal Solid Waste as a Renewable Energy Source at the conference. Covanta, one of the world’s largest waste-to-energy project developers, are major players in China’s power sector. In May 2009, Covanta announced a $30 million joint venture with Jiangzu Taineng Group Ltd to build a waste to energy facility in Taixing, CHINA.

In his speech, Mr. Nooy will touch on key drivers and environmental benefits of Waste to Energy, advancing Clean Energy & Environmental Protection, pre-requisites of a successful Waste to Energy and major challenges and pitfalls to avoid.

You will also hear from a Senior Representative of ST Environmental Services & Technologies on their experiences developing a “Eco-Recovery Park”. According to the team developing the concept, the “Eco-Recovery Park” concept presents a “Holistic Solution for Integrated Waste Management & energy Recovery”. At Biomass & WtE, ST Environmental Services & Technologies will present a case study on their Laogang Eco Park to illustrate their “Eco-Recovery Park” option further.

Bhaskar Kannan, General Manager (Power) at Worley Parsons Sdn. Bhd will share an update MSW Handling & Separation for Efficient Energy Production. Mr. Kannan will touch on RDF- Waste-to Energy and will share his experience on the design, technologies, legal and environmental considerations of developing a RDF (refuse-derived fuel) Waste to Energy plant.

Other top-level panellists sharing on Municipal Solid Waste options include Kyoung S Ro, an Environmental Engineer at the USDA-ARS Coastal Plains Soil, Water and Plant division. Mr. Ro will share on Generating CHP & Liquid Fuels from Livestock Wastes via Thermochemical Conversion & Downstream Catalytic Processes.

A key industry executive will also touch on Converting Food Waste for Energy Recovery.

>>Get updates on the latest Municipal Solid Waste sector developments at Biomass & WtE.<<

>>BIO-POWER<< A Candid Examination of Biomass & Waste to Power Options – Project Managers Share Insights & Best Practices at Biomass & WtE.

We are putting Bio-Power projects on the spotlight at Biomass & WtE giving due recognition to the increasing importance of Biomass and Waste to Power projects across Asia.

Anil Laila, Corporate Director of AllGreen Energy will be sharing on his organisation’s ambitious plan to launch 10 Biomass Power Plants in India. Sharing on his experience managing the value chain in executing this ambitious project, Mr. Laila will touch on:

• Feedstocks, Technology and Environmental Economics
• Project Financing & CDM Revenue Options
• Incentives from Electricity Cooperative and India’s Renewable Energy Law
• Considerations for Investment in India and Asia

Another not-to-be-missed session will be presented by Natee Sithiprasasana, CEO of A.T. Biopower. A.T Biopower’s plants are among the biggest biomass to power plants in Thailand, and utilise Rice Husks as feedstocks. In his speech, Mr. Sithiprasasana will share his experience running a Rice Husk power plant and touch on:

• Securing a stable supply of feedstock (rice husk)
• Storage & Handling issues
• Technologies & Environmental benefits
• Incentives for Small Power Producers in Thailand to sell electricity to the national grid.
• Monitoring the project for CDM Compliance- another source of income.

>> Hear from & interact with leading Bio-Power project managers in Asia at Biomass & WtE. <<

>>CELLULOSIC ETHANOL<< Upcoming Opportunities & On-the-Ground Challenges in Asia’s Cellulosic Ethanol Sector explored at Biomass & WtE.

Cellulosic ethanol represents an exciting new area of opportunity in the renewable fuels sector in Asia. Situating a cellulosic ethanol project has distinct advantages including favourable policies and strong market demand. However, as an emerging industry, there remains a lot of uncertainty around feedstock costs, supply, aggregation, technology, and off-take contracts to name a few.

At Biomass & WtE, we have invited some of the biggest names in the Bio-ethanol industry in Asia to share their perspectives on why Asia is the ideal location for 2nd Generation Bio-ethanol and cellulosic ethanol projects.

We are very excited to announce that COFCO, which is building China’s first Cellulosic Ethanol Pilot Plant in collaboration with Sinopec and Novozymes, will present a status update on the project.

Dato Dr. Abd. Rashid Abd. Malik, Director-General of the Research Institute Of Malaysia will also share a Malaysian perspective on “Biomass as a potential feedstock for the Bioethanol Industry” and explore options available in Malaysia including Oil Palm husks and empty fruit branches.

>>Stay up to speed with the emerging importance of Cellulosic Ethanol in Asia’s Energy Mix at Biomass & WtE. <<

>>BIOMASS FEEDSTOCKS<< Experts share Insights on Securing Supply, Ensuring Quality & Upcoming Bio-Coal Conversion Technologies for Biomass Feedstocks.

At Biomass & WtE, we examine Biomass feedstock issues from the project developer’s perspective. While Asia has in theory, plenty of Biomass feedstock (agricultural wastes, dedicated energy crops and municipal solid wastes), transportation, supply and quality remain a key challenge.

Hear from GN Murthy, Agri Business Division Representative from ITC Limited as he shares insights on “Ensuring a Stable Supply and Quality of Biomass Feedstock”. ITC Limited, which supplies feedstock for AllGreen’s ambitions 10 Biomass Power Plants project in India, presents a unique perspective on securing supply for a commercial scale project.

Mr. Murthy will touch on:

• The cost economics and trade of biomass as a commodity
• Feedstock supply, handling & logistics challenges & ITC’s Strategies
• Key Considerations for expansion in the biomass supply business

We are also excited to announce that Professor Cheng Xu, Director Biomass Engineering Centre, China Agricultural University and one of China’s leading Biomass experts will be sharing on “Tapping Bio-Coal from China’s Ample Biomass Feedstock.”

>>Come to Biomass & WtE to seek clarification on key Biomass Feedstock Issues. <<

>>DEDICATED ENERGY CROPS<< Discover Biomass Potential in Algae Biomass, Sweet Sorghum & Corn Wastes. Experts Share Insights.

Biomass & WtE explores the latest developments in dedicated Energy Crops including Algae, Sweet Sorghum, as well as increasing interest in utilizing corn wastes for liquid fuel production.

Hear from Andrew Lawson, Managing Director of MBD Energy Limited on “Capturing CO2 with Algae Biomass & Harnessing Biofuels”. In his presentation, Mr. Larson present key considerations for project execution, focusing on the engineering and economics involved in establishing an Algae Project.

Sweet Sorghum, a non-food sugar crop has its share of vocal advocates among the bio-energy community. Unlike sugarcane, which is a tropical plant, sweet sorghum can be cultivated in temperate and tropical climates. Hear from Professor Li Shi Zong, Professor of BioEnergy-Institute of New Energy Technology at Tsinghua University on the utilization of Sweet Sorghum for Ethanol, Animal Feed & Fertilizer etc.

You will also hear from Prof. Qu Yinbo, Director of State Key Laboratory of Microbial Technology & Dean of Life Sciences School, Shandong University as he shares an update on the potential to utilise corn biomass (corn cob waste) as a biomass feedstock. He will offer his views on the establishment of a Corn Biomass based bio-refinery, and discuss current practices in China.

>>Clarify your questions on Dedicated Energy Crops with the panel of experts at Biomass & WtE. <<

Why You can’t afford to miss BiomassWorld & WtE? TOP 5 Reasons shared by fellow Biomass Sector Executives.

1. BiomassWorld & WtE will give you an excellent opportunity to foster public and private partnerships in Asia’s emerging Biomass & Waste to Energy Sector.
2. BiomassWorld & WtE’s Agenda has been set to assist you in identifying and assessing available production resources and viable technology solutions for improving operational efficiencies and reducing industrial greenhouse gas emissions.
3. BiomassWorld & WtE features insights from industry newsmakers including Covanta, COFCO, AllGreen Energy, USDA, Worley Parsons, Standard Chartered Bank plus many more.
4. Over 8 hours allocated for NETWORKING at Biomass & WtE in Shanghai.
5. BiomassWorld & WtE is emerging as Asia’s most influential Biomass & Waste to Energy conference!

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BIOMASS WORLD 2009
February 9-10 / Jakarta, Indonesia

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In search of information on opportunities & challenges in Biomass sector in Asia?

Be at Biomass World 2009 in Jakarta on 9-10 Feb 2009 for insights on how to maximize potential of Biomass feedstock for power, biofuels & chemicals production

Biomass feedstock and related conversion technologies are already enjoying considerable success in the market, as neither inherent productivity nor environmental sustainability is holding back widespread biomass production for energy and other uses.

The potential for Biomass investment and expansion in the palm oil sector alone is tremendous. This popular energy crop widely cultivated in Indonesia, Malaysia & Thailand is Asia’s more lucrative answer to forestry waste biomass popular in the west. While only 10% of the oil palm plant is used in oil production, the remaining 90% left over is a very viable  source of Biomass. Many palm plantation companies are already exploring conversion technologies and unlocking the potential of oil palm biomass from its trunk to its fruit bunch (EFB).

But Biomass from palm is only scratching the surface of Asia’s biomass capacities. Indonesia produces over 200 million tonnes of biomass per year, comprising of agricultural residues, estate crops and forestry wastes, and along with the other major agricultural giants in Asia like Thailand, China & India, represent an attractive market for biomass technology.

Biomass World 2009 guarantees in-depth analysis of latest & upcoming R&D into Biomass conversion.The race is on to develop new technologies that will expand the feedstock base for biomass conversion to power, biofuels and chemicals, and BiomassWorld 2009 is the only Biomass conference in the world that focuses mainly on the latest technological developments and real case-studies of power generation & biofuel production from palm biomass, sugar cane bagasse, cassava waste, rubber wood residues, rice husk, saw dust and algae.

Capture the bigger picture in BiomassWorld 2009 in Jakarta. Sign up & add value to your biomass investments & projectsThe upcoming Biomass World 2009 conference offers participants a critical learning zone and networking platform to meet, interact with and exchange ideas with panel of top executives from plantation & power generation companies, government officials, researchers and technology providers.

If you need further convincing on why you must be a part of Biomass World 2009, here are the Top TEN Reasons to attend!

REASON 1: Gain a comparative economic analysis on  biomass conversion for heat, power, fuels or chemicals.

Biomass World 2009 will be headlined by Prof. Ralph E H Sims of the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Renewable Energy Unit.

Professor Sims will share on the future prospects for biomass to BioEnergy, and touch on  the following key areas:-

• Biomass Feedstocks- Sustainable production & the future
• Competition between heat, power, biofuels and chemical sector for use of Biomass
• Comparative cost analyses covering the supply chain with focus on carbon pricing
• Opportunities & Constraints of Climate Change

Prof. Sims’ speech will give investors and project developers a broad based overview of the  entire Biomass value chain and set the tone for the exciting line-up of topics at Biomass World 2009.

REASON 2: Analyse opportunities in diverting existing biomass capabilities for power generation & biofuel production.

Before planning a biomass project, there is a need to analyse the opportunity costs of biomass power generation & biofuel production

Biomass World 2009 delivers  focused case studies into existing biomass to power & biofuels projects, as well as updates on the latest technologies to aid investors in their decision making process.

Suwat Kamolpanus, a key representative of Thailand’s Phu Khieo Bio-Energy (one of the subsidiaries of the Mitr Phol Sugar Group) will share a detailed case study into Phu Khieo Bio-Energy’s proposed 41 MWe cogeneration project from sugar bagasse that is aimed at supplying all the steam and electricity requirements of their sugar mill and for sale to the grid.

Biomass World 2009 also discussed  the potential of  converting cellulosic biomass to ethanol. In his paper,  Dr. Bin Yang, Associate Research Professor at the University of California,  will address  the status, developments, opportunities and challenges in developing a cellulosic biomass to ethanol project in China, currently one of the world’s largest producers of cellulosic biomass feedstock.

REASON 3: Zoom in on use of  Empty Fruit Bunch  for power generation & biofuel production

Empty Fruit Bunch  (EFB), traditionally considered as waste in the Palm industry, is now getting its proper recognition as a viable source of Biomass feedstock.

Biomass World 2009 will showcase  Suratthani Green Energy power plant in Thailand that uses Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) of Palm Oil as fuel to generate 9.95 MW of electricity.

Hear from Mr. Pongsatit Rajatanavin as he shares his experiences in running a Palm Biomass to Power project and give his views on :-

• The journey of Project Implementation to Realisation
• Financing challenges
• Working with the government for connection to grid

Meanwhile, PT Bakrie Plantations Indonesia will provide another EFB case study on use of Palm Biomass for integrated natural fertiliser.

REASON 4:  Innovative financing methods, Clean Development Mechanism- CDM & Carbon Credits

Projects using Biomass as primary fuel or feedstock have featured prominently in Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and stand to gain additional revenues from carbon credits.

Biomass World 2009 features a case study analysis by Ricky Tagar Risnauli, CDM Consultant at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities on a biomass power project in Malaysia that has successfully converted Palm Biomass to Carbon Credits

Biomass World 2009 also features insights from Fredric Crampe of ReEx Capital Asia on Innovative Financing tracks for Biomass projects. He will touch on project structuring, risk mitigation, financing models and investors/lenders expectations from the proposed projects.

Biomass World 2009 is proud to present an extensive update on the latest  in Research & Development into technologies to convert biomass into liquid fuels aimed at opening up  widespread commercialisation of Biomass based BioEnergy.

First,  Dr. Tomoaki Minowa of Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science & Technology (AIST) will share Japan’s current research initiatives in cellulosic ethanol technologies. Dr. Minowa will touch on the following issues:-

• Potential for wood & rice straw for feedstock
• Latest in technology advancements
• Costs and Economic analysis of biofuel production

Second, we have Carsten Lauridsen, R&D Director at Novozymes China sharing updates & insights on Enzymatic Technologies for Sustainable Biofuels.

Next,  Pure Power Global’s Energy Evangelist James Watson will discuss `replacing fossil fuel feedstocks with the sustainable woody biomass alternative’. He will touch on the economics of woody biomass, the current research direction in lignocellulosics, the advantages of hardwoods & softwoods & new technologies for processing woody biomass. He will then present his ten point plan to capture the full value of woody biomass.

Other key presentations include ASG International’s paper on Advanced Production Technology to convert Biomass to Diesel Oil.

REASON 6: India & South Africa case studies on shift from coal into biomass for CO2 reduction.

The applications of Biomass are varied and have been successfully utilised as a substitution for coal as a fuel for heating or power generation.

India’s JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd’s MD, Naveen Sharma will reveal  the company’s experience in emission reduction when they made the switch from fossil fuel to biomass in his cement manufacturing project.

Another ‘fuel switching’ project featured in Biomass World 2009 is South Pole Carbon Asset Management’s Lebeta Biomass Project in South Africa. Managing Partner Renat Heuberger will unveil how  his company succeeded in switching from coal to saw dust biomass for their  power generation project .

REASON 7: Explore  Feedstock Options & Study  Long-Term Applications Viability.

Smart investor chooses  long-term sustainable approaches that can meet energy needs and fulfill environmental requirements.

At Biomass World 2009, the focus is on upcoming Biomass feedstock options including Cassava Waste & Rubber-Wood residues, two options currently being explored by Indonesia’s Centre for Estate Crops Research & Development (ICERD).

ICERD Director Dr. Bambang Prastowo will provide Biomass World 2009 participants with an update on their research into the capacity outlook of agricultural biomass options from Cassava Waste, Rubberwood residues and others.

The development of Algae as a biomass feedstock is also highlighted at Biomass World 2009. Dr. David Liang from Singapore’s Institute of Environmental Science & Engineering (IESE) will touch on the current research into the conversion technology ,  provide a breakdown of the cost economics and potential yields of Algae Biomass, as well as  assess the long-term viability of this option.

REASON 8: Explore Biomass Supply Chain & Logistics Challenges

The logistics costs (i.e. collection, storage, transportation & handling) of biomass represent a significant portion of the total cost equation in Biomass Supply.

Biomass World 2009 participants get  to hear  Suryo Prawiro of PT Godwin Austen Indonesia speak on the challenges and issues in the collection, storage, transportation & handling of biomass.

REASON 9: Understand the Science of Biomass Gasification, Pyrolysis & Pre-treatment @ Complimentary  ”Breakfast Talk”

As part of the Biomass World 2009 program, CMT is happy to announce our Bonus Breakfast Talk by Dr. Venderboscjh of BTG Biomass Technology Group B.V, a company with over 20 years of experience in the conversion of Biomass into useful fuels and energy.

In the informative 2-hour session, Dr. Venderboscjh will discuss the science behind the conversion of biomass to gas, solid or liquid by pyrolysis & gasification etc and touch on key issues including:-

• The principles of fast pyrolysis
• What are the biomass requirements for fast pyrolysis
• Key Technologies available today
  - Fluid Bed (Demo Scale)
  - Rotating Cone (Demo Scale)
  - Vacuum Pyrolysis (Demo Scale)
  - Ablative Pyrolysis (Pilot Plant)
• Current & Future product applications for biomass
• Challenges ahead for industry

REASON 10:  More than 8 Hours of Critical Meeting & Networking time

All Biomass project developers & investors know that knowing the RIGHT person is critical for the success of their Biomass projects, and that’s why they’re signing up to speak at or sponsor/exhibit at Biomass World 2009.

Attending Biomass World 2009 will mean that you will have the opportunity to meet in ONE SINGLE LOCATION all the movers & shakers of the Biomass industry. You will network with

• Ethanol/Biodiesel producers
• Power companies
• Cellulosic ethanol producers
• Plantation owners
• Biomass processing companies
• Agricultural/Forestry waste
• Municipal waste companies
• Institutional investors
• Financiers & Venture capitalists
• Project Finance managers
• Commodity brokers & analysts
• Agro-Biotech, Fertilizer & Crop Protection company executives
• Biomass & Biofuels Technology equipment suppliers
• Catalysts & Catalytic technology providers
• Enzyme providers
• Commodity testing, inspection & surveyors
• Agricultural machine suppliers
• Environmental Engineers
• Fuel marketers & distributors
• Auto-makers, engine and power generating set manufacturers

…. Plus many more

Participating at Biomass World 2009 guarantees critical NEW insights from the CEOs, MDs and Top Executives in the regional & Global Biomass sector!