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Time |
Wednesday, 18 May, Plenary Session
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8:00 |
Conference
registration, Refreshments |
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Session |
Political
Strategies & Visions |
Chair: Dr. Tomas Kåberger IIIEE, Lund University |
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9:00 |
Conference inauguration |
Mr.
Mats Hellström Stockholm County |
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9:15 |
The Swedish Energy Agency’s directive
and vision – changing from a fossil fuel based society to renewable motor
fuels |
Mr.
Thomas Korsfeldt |
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9:30 |
Sweden’s role in pushing for renewable fuels |
Mr. Lars
Guldbrand Ministry of Sustainable Development |
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9:50 |
Impact on oil reserves depletion to 2020
for renewable fuels and development of alternatives |
Dr.
Kjell Aleklett |
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10:10 |
Alternative fuels for heavy duty
commercial vehicles. Scenario
and conclusions. |
Mr.
Anders Kroon |
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10:30 |
Coffee & tea break |
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Session |
Biomass Market & CO2 Legislation |
Chair: Dr. Tomas Kåberger |
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11:00 |
Preparations for the creation of a European
Technology Platform on Biofuels |
Dr. Wiktor
Raldow |
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11:20 |
Market and potential for wood fuel,
vision and strategy for the forest industry |
Dr.
Erik Ling |
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11:40 |
Stabilising the world’s carbon dioxide
emissions, the need for measures beyond the Kyoto treaty |
Dr.
Christian Azar |
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12:00 |
Conference lunch |
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12:00 |
Poster presentations, Exhibition of prototype DME
Truck from Volvo |
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Session |
Pathways
of Production Technology |
Chair: Dr. Tomas Kåberger |
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13:30 |
Potential of biorefinery as large-scale
production plant for liquid fuels in the forest and pulp industry |
Dr.
Eric D. Larson |
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14:00 |
Strategic assessment of the RTDD needs
and overview of the syngas/liquid biofuels assessment of the raw material
availability |
Dr.
Kai Sipilä |
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14.30 |
Development and pathways for competitive
large-scale production of biomass based synfuels |
Dr.
André Faaij |
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15:00 |
Coffee & tea break |
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Session |
Fuels
& Vehicles |
Chair: Dr. Tomas Kåberger |
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15:30 |
Heavy duty DME vehicles – Technical highlights from the second generation
prototypes |
Mr.
Henrik Landälv |
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15:50 |
Biomass-based synthetic fuels as an
integral part of Volkswagen's fuel strategy and the RENEW project |
Dr.
Frank Seyfried Volkswagen |
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16:10 |
10 years of experiences in selling
alternative fuels - future challenges and visions |
Logistic manager OK-Q8 |
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16:30 |
Potential for biomass as feedstock to
alternative automotive fuels and competing uses |
Mr.
Kent Nyström Svebio (Swedish Bioenergy Association) |
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16:40
-17:30 |
General
panel discussion |
Above
speakers Chair:
Dr. Tomas Kåberger |
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19:00 20:00 |
Guided
tours at the Vasa maritime museum Conference
dinner, hosted by Volvo at the Vasa maritime museum Dinner
speaker: Dr. Tony Bridgwater, Aston University |
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Time |
Thursday, 19 May, Plenary Session
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8:00 - 16:00 |
Poster presentations |
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Session |
Research
& Market |
Chair: Dr. Tomas Kåberger |
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9:00 |
Sweden’s strategy for the European Union’s Biofuel
Directive - taxation, distribution, “green” certificates |
Ex-Commissioner |
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9:20 |
Syngas routes to alternative fuels, efficiencies and
potential with update on current projects |
Senior Scientist Haldor Topsøe |
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9:40 |
Development of DME direct synthesis process, demo
plant and project results of biomass gasification to DME |
Manager of Catalyst Developm. Team JFE Holdings |
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10:00 |
Techno-economics of biomass & black liquor
gasification for automotive fuel production |
Mr. Tomas
Ekbom |
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10:30 |
Coffee & tea break |
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Breakout
Sessions Chair and
co-chair:
Chair and co-chair:
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Sessions |
Thermo-Chemical
Conversion |
Dr. Suresh
P. Babu Gas Technology Institute Ms. Eva K. Larsson TPS Termiska Processer |
Vehicle
Development and Fuel Market |
Dr. Tomas
Kåberger IIIEE, Lund University Ms. Ebba
Tamm Swedish Petroleum Institute |
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11:00 |
State-of-the-art of biomass gasification and
pyrolysis technology 2005 |
Consultant ERen Energy |
Views on automotive fuels, current & future
regulations and emissions |
Mr. Olle
Hådell |
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11:30 |
Novel ultra-clean concepts of biomass gasification
for liquid fuels |
Mr. Esa
Kurkela |
Tomorrow’s fuels for advanced power
trains, engine test emission results |
Dr.
Frank Seyfried |
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12:00 |
Overview of US biomass gasification projects and
fuel tax exemptions |
Group Manager NREL |
Preferred alternative fuels motor concepts, novel
types of engines |
Senior Consultant Ecotraffic ERD3 |
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12:30 |
Conference
lunch |
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14:00 |
Status of Chrisgas project, production of
hydrogen-rich synthesis gas |
Manager, Gasification |
Comparison of Well-to-Wheels analyses of biofuels |
Dr. Guido
Reinhardt IFEU - Heidelberg |
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14:30 |
Status and potential of CHEMREC black liquor
gasification |
Mr. Ingvar
Landälv |
Status of Neste’s biobased NExBTL-diesel production
for 2007 |
Business Developm. Manager Neste Oil Corporation |
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15:00 |
Clean syngas from biomass by pressurised entrained
flow gasification of slurries from fast pyrolysis |
Group leader Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe |
Overview on novel and alternative fuels
with strategies and visions |
Project leader Bio-fuels Shell Global Solutions Int. |
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15:30 |
Operation experiences of Carbo-V process for FTD
production |
Mr. Matthias
Rudloff |
Synthetic BioDiesel: a step towards even more
environmentally friendly vehicles |
Dr. Pierre
Rouveirolles |
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16:00 |
Coffee
& tea break |
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16:30 |
Summary and highlights of session thermo-chemical
conversion presentations |
ECN Biomass |
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16:40 |
Summary and highlights of session vehicle
development and fuel market presentations |
Dr.
Tomas Kåberger |
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16:50
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Closing
remarks Prize
winner of best poster |
Dr.
Tomas Kåberger |
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