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FachverbandBiogas e.V.Biogas – the energy of future generationsAfter the amended Renewable Energies Act wentinto effect on January 1 st , 2009, the biogas sectoris recovering from its temporary lethargy. Thecompanies again have full order books, plants arebeing constructed, research and development aremaking great strides ahead. The range of planttypes has again become wider: on the one hand,small plants up to 150 kW output experience arenaissance due to the liquid manure bonus, on the other hand, plants inthe megawatt output category are being built, whose treated biomethaneis injected directly in the natural gas distribution system. Waste recyclingis increasingly gaining importance; Germany‘s second pure biogas fillingstation is under construction in the Wendland area.These and many other topics will be discussed at this year‘s AnnualMeeting. As in the past, plenary lectures and workshops will presentand discuss what is current in the industry. For the second time, theAssociation is organising a parallel event „Biogas for Municipalities“ as aresponse to the increasing pressure by cities and villages for future-proofsolutions to pressing questions of the availability of energy.The industry is again looking to the future with optimism and will carrythis new found vigour into 2010. I wish all of you a successful 19 th AnnualMeeting and a good biogas year 2010.Sincerely,Josef PellmeyerPresident
19 th Annual Conference of German Biogas Association“Biogas – the energy of future generations”Conference blockDay 1, Tuesday, 02.02.2010(9:00 Opening of the biogas trade fair)10:45 Welcome and opening address of the meeting by Josef PellmeyerBiogas plant technology11:00 Results of the biogas measuring programmeProf. Dr. Peter Weiland, Johann Heinrich von Thünen-Institut11:30 Internal electricity consumption of farming biogas plantsMathias Effenberger, Bayerische Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft12:00 KAS biogas plants factsheet: Shortcomings in the design, constructionand operation of biogas plantsProf. Dr. Thomas Schendler, Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung12:30 Lunch break / fair visitSustainability14:00 Greenhouse gas emission by farm production systemsDr. Antje Herrmann, Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel14:30 Sustainable production and use of biogas: quo vadis?Dr. Guido Reinhardt, Institut für Energie- und Umweltforschung Heidelberg GmbH15:00 The biomass flow sustainability directive and what it means to the biogas sectorProf. Dr. Martin Maslaton, Maslaton Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH15:30 Coffee break / fair visitImproving efficiency16:30 Possibilities of improving the process efficiency by the use of fermentation aidsProf. Dr. Frank Scholwin, Deutsches BiomasseForschungsZentrumP R O G R A M17:00 Disintegration methods - costs and benefits for biogas productionDr. Eberhardt Friedrich, Fraunhofer-Institut für Keramische Technologien und Systeme (IKTS)17:30 Comparison and evaluation of technologies for the treatment of residuefrom digestionProf. Werner Fuchs, IFATulln18:00– Assembly of members of European Biogas Association (EBA)20:00
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