BioDiesel Technologies (BDT) offers the most comprehensive and efficient biodiesel project delivery and equipment solution on the market. Over the past five years BDT has been developing its expertise in biodiesel processing technology built around the concept of standardised modular production units. These units, which are at the forefront of European biodiesel processing technology, have been designed to offer each client an efficient and modern solution to the principal issues surrounding biodiesel production and as such present a number of advantages over competitors’ offerings. The effectiveness of BDT’s offering can be witnessed through its numerous reference projects operating in nine countries on three continents around the world.
It owns and operates factories in Austria and Slovakia, dedicated to the production of the biodiesel processing units. This length of time in the market has led to the construction of its flagship CPU1000 and CPU4000 units. The standardized and CE certified unit has been designed as a modular processing system giving customers greater flexibility and choice when designing their biodiesel project. This compact unit is one of the most competitively positioned products available on a price-to-output ratio, offering clear and demonstrable profits.
BDT has retained a position of strength within the global biodiesel market by effectively strengthening its product offering and matching it with the needs of customers. BDT has worked hard to build a processing package that significantly reduces the variability associated with biodiesel production, giving customers’ confidence in their equipment.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Laszlo Kondor is the establishing partner of BioDiesel Technologies GmbH, he currently acts as the Head of Business Development.
Dr. Kondor graduated from university as a physical geographer, and obtained his doctorate title in environmental geography.
After a period of hydrological research, he was in charge of different agricultural and industrial projects developments in Africa and the Middle-East, as project manager.
Later Dr. Kondor was employed in the Austrian and Hungarian plastic recycling industries and was positioned later as plastic recycling advisor in the USA and Norway. Subsequently, he held managerial posts in the used edible oil refining, and became on of the establishing partners of BioDiesel Technologies GmbH, a world-wide leader for modular biodiesel technologies.
Dr. Kondor is a forerunner in the global promotion of biodiesel, and a devoted supporter of jatropha plantations in the developing world.
JatrophaWorld 2008 Hamburg Speaker
Day 2 - Tuesday, October 21
09:35 KEY FACTORS IN PROCESSING JATROPHA TO GOOD QUALITY BIODIESEL
Overview of Presentation
The jatropha industry still lacks practical experience in areas, e.g. in the post-harvest treatment, oil pressing, and production of good quality biodiesel. The presentation focuses on these issues, from the viewpoint of a biodiesel equipment manufacturer.
JATROPHAWORLD 2008 is a showcase of all the latest trends and shifts occurring in the Jatropha value chain, bringing together on a single platform, the best expertise to discuss and analyze the present and future dynamics of Jatropha from a technological and socio-economic angle. To find more about JatrophaWorld in Hamburg from October 20 to 21, 2008, please visit http://www.futureenergyevents.com/jatropha/.
