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Event Location
Stockholm, SE

Event Date
2020-03-04

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General information

Following the success of 2019 conference, this year event is set to bring even more participants, unique content, workshops and networking. Join us for newly researched agenda, latest market news, excellent keynote speakers & technical insights! Please check last year’s conference agenda here and reviews in press

Some of the companies participating in Biomass PowerON 2019 included: CIFOR , M.A.L. Umwelttechnik GmbH ,Telemania Isreal, KSB SE & Co. KGaA , AUMUND, Technical University of Denmark , Biomasa Partner Group , IPG Idustrial Project Group, Tuspark Capital Management SARL , Baltic Control Certification A/S , Bioenergy Europe(AEBIOM), Greene Waste to Energy S.L , Baltic Control A/S , BWSC, Cowi, University of Copenhagen, Tasmanian Department of State Grouth , Vattenfall, Jeffrey Rader , Danish Bioenergy Association, BMH Technology AB , Orsted , Mikkeli Development Miksei Ltd , Nordic Green ApS, Baltic Control Certification A/S , Babcock & Wilcox Vølund A/S , World Bionenergy Association, DI DK , Danish Ministry of Energy , NOOTER ERIKSEN SRL , NIB Greene Waste to Energy S.L, ESB Ireland, Ramboll , Port trade , IGS Europe , European Investment Bank, Turboden , Pinewells, Vecoplan , Mitsubishi Industries, EIB , PP Energy , Lawter, Ramboll, HOFOR, Port of Aarhus , Prima Risk , Renewable Energy Association (REA), Patron Foundation , Baltic Control Certification A/S , Aqvila A/S , Clean Power Indonesia, CIFOR , BEES , BNP PARIBAS (SUISSE) S.A. and many more...

Key topics:

Latest data of European biomass market
Biomass power & thermal energy
Success stories from the Nordics
New built CHP plants in Europe
Pellet market development worldwide
Latest innovation & technologies
New solutions for Combined Heat & Power (CHP) generation
Corresponding to the market trends and optimizing technology
Best practise examples for specific applications
Supply chain and provision of raw materials
Role of biomass and influence to management of climate preservation

Who should attend

Experts from Power Companies, Commodity Traders & Distribution Companies, Producers of Biomass, Renewable Energy Consultancies, EPC Contractors and OEMs, Regulatory & Research experts, Government organizations and others. Research centres and institutes, consultants and market analytics

Why you should join
the Biomass PowerON 2020

Take an In-depth look into biomass to power supply, production and applications on this 2 day event filled with presentations from industry end-users and running projects case studies. Hear experts focus on new regulatory framework, fast paced market situation and more. Network and exchange ideas with colleagues from the energy industry.

Venue

Biomass PowerON in Stockholm, Sweden, on the 4th & 5th of March 2020.

A spectacular location in the heart of Stockholm

Find Hilton Stockholm Slussen in the hip Södermalm area, with fantastic views overlooking the water and historic Old Town. Stay just a walk away from top attractions and the city center. Take in the airy decor and natural light that make up our spacious accommodations and meeting spaces. Indulge at our restaurants and bar, offering panoramic views of the city. Whether you’re here for work, family vacation, to explore or relax, our hotel serves as the perfect base.

We are pleased to announce E.ON Högbytorp

new build facility tour on 3 March 2020

Högbytorp will be integrating material and energy recovery in a unique, efficient and sustainable way, generating electricity, heat, biogas and bio-fertiliser from waste products.

The recycling plant, which consists of a biogas plant and a combined heat and power plant (CHP), has a strategic location in Högbytorp, northwest of Stockholm. We’re focusing on both costumer’s requirements and societal needs when we provide the basis for the next generation’s sustainable system solutions.

At the recycling plant at Högbytorp, the annual production of energy is 650 GWh, of which: • heating: 425 GWh • generation of electricity: 165 GWh • biogas: 60 GWh

This corresponds to: • the annual consumption of heat in 21,200 average houses • the annual consumption of electricity in 66,000 normal-sized apartments • fuel to 100 million kilometers by gas car.

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