JB Holm-Nielsen - European Biomass Conference and Exhibition

Visual Presentations 

WEDNESDAY, 8 JUNE 2011 

VISUAL PRESENTATIONS VP T5.1 

08:30 - 10:10 International bioenergy trade 

VP5.1.2 B. Glavonjic, D. Stojiljkovic, N. Manic 

University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia 

Wood Pellets Market in Serbia - Production 

and Opportunities for Utilization 

VP5.1.5 I. Eleftheriadis 

Centre for Renewable Energy Sources, Pikermi Attiki, 

Greece 

Biomass Fuels Market in Greece 

VP5.1.6 J.B. Holm-Nielsen 

University of Aalborg, Esbjerg, Denmark 

S. Kirchovas 

University of South Denmark, Esbjerg, Denmark 

Large Scale International Bioenergy Trading. How 

can this be Realized Under Safe and Sustainable 

Frame Conditions in a Transition and Paradigm 

Changing Phase in Internationally Policy Making 

or Lack of the Same. Are EU - UN - COP Stalling? 

VP5.1.7 R. Hoefnagels, M. Junginger, A. Faaij 

University of Utrecht, The Netherlands 

G. Resch, C. Panzer 

Vienna University of Technology, Austria 

Intermodal Transport of Solid Biomass for Energy 

Purposes in Europe 

VISUAL PRESENTATION VP T5.3 

08:30 - 10:10 Assessment of secondary effects 

of bioenergy 

VP5.3.1 C. Torri, L. Benini, V. Bandini, I. Thomsen 

University of Bologna - CIRSA, Ravenna, Italy 

National Wide Assessment of Soil Carbon 

Sequestration and GHGs Emission Reduction 

from Agricultural Residues in Italy 

VP5.3.2 P.M.F. Quist-Wessel, J.W.A. Langeveld 

Biomass Research, Wageningen, The Netherlands 

Increasing Eu Oilseed Production to Reduce Import 

Dependency and Indirect Land Use 

VP5.3.3 B. Glavonjic, P. Sretenovic, M. Nesic 

University of Belgrade, Republic of Serbia 

The Socio-Economic Aspects of Wood Energy 

Systems in Serbia


VP5.3.4 J. Unfried 

University of the Philippines, Quezon City, Germany 

S. Levchenko, A. Yakushau, A. Grebenkov 

Joint Institute for Power and Nuclear Research, Minsk, 

Belarus 

Water Balance Assessment of a Sustainable 

Jatropha Cycle - More Water with Biofuels 

VP5.3.5 P.M.F. Quist-Wessel, J.W.A. Langeveld 

Biomass Research, Wageningen, The Netherlands 

Expansion of Sugarcane Production in the Brazilian 

Cerrado: Impact on Carbon Stock Balances 


08:30 - 10:10 Financing of bioenergy projects 

VP5.4.1 H. Hahn 

Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel, Germany 

B. Kulisic 

EIHP, Zagreb, Croatia 

D. Rutz 

WIP-Renewable Energies, Munich, Germany 

A. Wellinger, F. Kirchmeyer 

EBA, Brussels, Belgium 

K. Sioulas 

Centre for Renewable Energy Sources, Athens, Greece 

J. Stambasky 

CBA, Czech Republic 

I. Dzene 

Ekodoma, Riga, Latvia 

L. Lovrencec 

RA-Sinergija, Moravske Toplice, Slovenia Republic 

A. Ofiteru 

Trinergi Group, Romania 

Financing Biogas Projects in Central and Eastern 

Europe 

VP5.4.2 G.P. Kovacevik 

Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea, 

Rome, Italy 

C. Melis 

Republic of Italy - Ministry for the Environmen, Skopje, 

Republic of Macedonia 

L.T. Nestorovski 

University of Cyril and Methodius, Skopje, 

Republic of Macedonia 

Biomass Use for Energy Production in Macedonia 

VP5.4.3 L. Roca Fernández-Vizarra 

RWE Innogy Iberia Biomasa, Alcobendas, Spain 

Reasons and Barriers for the Underdevelopment 

of Dedicated Biopower Plants in Spain


VP5.4.4 T. Rothacher 

Germany Trade and Invest, Berlin, Germany 

Investment Opportunities in the German Bioenergy 

Industry 

VP5.4.5 W. Hiegl, R. Janssen 


Successful Financing of Bioenergy Projects 

through Heat Contracting 


08:30 - 10:10 International cooperation 

VP5.5.1 B. Wildegger, A. Schank, M. Hänel, G. Schories 

TTZ Bremerhaven, Germany 

M. Köhn 

ALENSYS Alternative Energiesysteme AG, Erkner, 

Germany 

K. Noak 

HYDRO-AIR international irrigation systems GmbH, 

Niedergörsdorf, Germany 

Automated Control and Monitoring System 

for Wastewater Irrigated Energy Plantations 

VP5.5.3 N. Szarka 

German Biomass Research Centre, Leipzig, Germany 

J. Apolinario 

National University Hermilio Valdizán, Huánuco, Peru 

A. Bezama 

BSB Ingenieros Ltda, Concepción, Chile 

J. Wolfbauer 

Montanuniversität Leoben, Leoben, Austria 

Sustainability Assessment of Energy Scenarios 

in the Chilean Patagonia by the Development 

and Application of an Integrated Indicator 

Assessment Tool 

VP5.5.4 R. Janssen, D. Rutz 


J. Rogat, K. Borch 

Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby, 

Denmark 

M. Mittelbach, S. Schober 

University of Graz, Austria 

J. Vos, A. Thebaud 

BTG Biomass Technology Group, Enschede, 

The Netherlands 

M. Ballesteros, P. Manzanares 

CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain 

C. St James 

Argentine Renewable Energies Chamber, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina


S. Coelho, P. Guardabassi 

CENBIO Brazilian Reference Center on Biomass, 

Sao Paulo, Brazil 

G. Aroca, L. Soler 

Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso, Valparaiso, Chile 

E. Riegelhaupt, O. Masera, M. Prehn Junquera 

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Morelia, 

Mexico 

G. Nadal 

Fundación Bariloche, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina 

G. Bravo 

Fundación Bariloche, Argentina 

Biofuels Cooperation between Europe and Latin 

America: Results from the BioTop Project 

VP5.5.5 S.M. Storini Gonzalez Velázquez, J.R. Moreira, 

S.M. Apolinario Santos, S. Teixeits Coelho 

Brazilian Reference Center on Biomass, São Paulo, 

Brazil 

R. Janssen, D. Rutz 


Project Best - Bioethanol for Sustainable Transport - 

and the Public Policies of Encouragement to Ethanol 

Usage 

VP5.5.6 M. Pérez-Fortes, P. Arranz-Piera, E. Velo, L. Puigjaner 

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona, 

Spain 

J.M. Laínez 

School of Chemical Engineering, Purdue University, 

West Lafayette, Spain 

Bio-Based Sustainable Supply Chain Modelling 

for Rural Electrification 

VP5.5.8 T.T. Al-Shemmeri, S. Oberweis 

Staffordshire University, Stafford, United Kingdom 

ARBOR - Accelerating Renewable Energies through 

Valorisation of Biogenic Organic Raw Material 

VP5.5.9 S.G. Aquino 

Mariano Marcos State University, Batac City, Philippines 

Gender Mapping in the Biomass Energy Sectors 

in Northern Philippines 

VP5.5.11 A. Kumar, P. Kunal 

Emergent Ventures India, Gurgaon, India 

Pitfalls of Biomass Assessment in India 

VP5.5.13 M.M. Islam 

Sun Corporation, Dhaka, Bangladesh 

Biomass Energy Situation in Bangladesh: 

A Country Review


VP5.5.14 I. Ionel 

Politechnical University of Timisoara, Romania 

Bio-energy from Short Rotation Coppice as Source 

for the 2030 Vision of District Heating 


10:40 - 12:05 Biomass strategies and policies 

VP5.6.3 V. Zebergs, N. Zeltins, L. Grackova 

Institute of Physical Energetics, Riga, Latvia 

Biomass Strategies and Policies: Local, Regional 

and National Bioenergy Developing 

VP5.6.6 M.I. Haque, S. Rozakis, A. Natsis 

Agricultural University of Athens, Greece 

An Integrated Model to Evaluate Bio-Energy 

Production in the Sugar Industry and Cost of CO2 

Saving 

VP5.6.7 L. Pelkmans, I. De Vlieger, C. Beckx 

VITO - Flemish Institute Technological Research, Mol, 

Belgium 

L. Mertens 

Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, 

Belgium 

The Role of Biofuels in Long Term Transport Policy 

VP5.6.8 O. Piyade, Z.E. Özütürk 

PI Energy, Ankara, Turkey 

Renewable Energy Policy in Turkey, Biomass Energy 

Potentiol and Investment Incentives 

VP5.6.9 A.K. Schütte, P. Schweizer-Ries, J. Irrgang 

Saarland University, Saarbrücken, Germany 

Acceptance of Bio-Fuels in Germany 

VP5.6.10 P. Thornley 

University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom 

Identifying the Best Use of Biomass Resources 

VP5.6.12 M. Forbord, J. Vik 

Centre for Rural Research, Trondheim, Norway 

B.G. Hillring 

Hedmark University College, Elverum, Norway 

Supply Chains for Heat from Wood Resources - 

Local Configurations and Critical Factors


VP5.6.13 C. Lutsyuk 

FNR - Agency for Renewable Resources, Gülzow, 

Germany 

S. Tempel 

Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Central European Bioenergy Policies and Results 

of the Transnational Stakeholder Questionnaire 

on Political Framework and National Renewable 

Energy Action Plans 

VP5.6.16 W. Stiehler, T. Decker, K. Menrad 

Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, Straubing, 

Germany 

Public Acceptance of Renewable Energies in Bavaria 

Using the Example of Biomass Cogeneration Plants 

and Biogas Plants 

VP5.6.21 M. Bissmann, R. Janssen 


S. Scherbarth 

Friends of the Earth Europe, Brussels, Belgium 

E. Giovannetti 

European Renewable Energy Council, Brussels, Belgium 

M. Black 

Ninja Tune, London, United Kingdom 

R. Blakeborough 

Brightonart, Brighton, United Kingdom 

B. Steirer 

Elevate, Graz, Austria 

E. Bischof 

4youreye, Graz, Austria 

A. Schuster 

Green City, Munich, Germany 

T. Holoda 

Wilsonic, Bratislava, Slovak Republic 

The European Intelligent Energy Promotion Tour 

(Energy Union) 

VP5.6.22 S. Caneva, I. Weiss, W. Hiegl, R. Janssen, D. Rutz, 

P. Helm 


W. Kirchensteiner 

BZS, Munich, Germany 

M. Wolf 

ALP, Dillingen, Germany 

E. Schellekens 

AIE, Brussels, Belgium 

D. Campogrande 

FIEC, Brussels, Belgium 

I. Nedelcheva 

Vocational High School of Electronics “John Atanas, 

Sofia, Bulgaria 

M. Papez 

School Centre Velenje, Velenje, Slovenia Republic


S. Tselepis 

Centre for Renewable Energy Sources, Athens, Greece 

Y. Magiera 

Cracow University of Technology, Krakow, Poland 

M. Esitini, M. Merrone 

ASSISTAL, Milan, Italy 

S.A. Pressas, T. Giannadakis 

Chamber of Mechanical & Electrical Engineers 

of Western Greece, Patras, Greece 

European Project “Install+RES”: Training Courses 

for Trainers and Installers of Biomass Systems 

in Buildings 

VP5.6.23 M. MacGregor, M. Adams, P. Duinker 

Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada 

Woodland Owners’ Attitudes towards Energy 

from Forest Biomass Implications for Meeting 

Renewable Energy Targets 

VP5.6.27 C. da Costa Gomez 

Fachverband Biogas, Freising, Germany 

Situation, Potential, Prospective and Legal Frame 

of Biogas as a Sustainable Bioenergy Source Using 

the Sample of Germany 

VP5.6.28 F.A. Batzias, O. Kopsidas, Y. Pollalis 

University of Pireaus, Greece 

Determination of Optimal Subsidies for Balancing 

Local Supply/Demand of Biomass Products Within 

a Regional Development Strategic Plan 

VP5.6.29 S. Turn, P. Thompson 

University of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA 

M. Tome 

Hawaii State Energy Office, Honolulu, USA 

Hawaii Bioenergy Master Plan Project 

VP5.6.36 F.A. Toro, F. Reitze 

Institute IREES, Karlsruhe, Germany 

W. Eichhammer 

Fraunhofer ISI, Karlsruhe, Germany 

Ex-Post Quantification of the Policy Effects 

on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction: 

The Case of The Biofuel Directive 

VP5.6.37 R. Offermann, T. Seidenberger 

German Biomass Resarch Centre, Leipzig, Germany 

D. Thrän 

German Biomass Resarch Centre; Helmholtz Centre Uf, 

Leipzig, Germany 

Analysis of the Development of Biomass Production 

and Use in German “bioenergy regions”


VP5.6.38 A.M.I. Kallio, M. McCormick 

The Finnish Forest Research Institute, Vantaa, Finland 

P. Anttila, A. Asikainen 

The Finnish Forest Research Institute, Joensuu, Finland 

Assessing the Achievability and the Costs 

of the Finnish Target for the Energy Use of Forest 

Chips in 2020 


13:15 - 14:40 Energy crops 

VP1.3.2 S. Traoré, A. Diarra 

University of Conakry, Guinea Republic 

M. Traoré 

University of Sonfonia, Conakry, Guinea Republic 

S. Magassouba 

Institute of Medical Plants, Dubreka, Guinea Republic 

Potential and Energy Renewability of Jatropha 

Curcas Oil 

VP1.3.3 B. Adelekan 

Federal College of Agriculture, Ibadan, Nigeria 

An Evaluation of the Global Potential of Cocoyam 

(Colocasia and Xanthosoma species) as an Energy 

Crop 

VP1.3.4 G. Siri-Prieto 

Facultad de Agronomía, Udelar, Paysandú, Uruguay 

Impact of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Applications 

on Biomass Production and Nutrient Balance 

for Three C4 Bioenergy Crops 

VP1.3.5 A .A. Saita 

University of Catania, Italy 

C. Patanè 

CNR-ISAFOM,USO, Catania, Italy 

Genotypes Screening for Thermal Requirements 

During Germination in Sorghum [Sorghum Bicolor 

(L.) Moench] Biomass for Energy 

VP1.3.6 K. Wünsch, S. Gruber, W. Claupein 

University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany 

Identification of the Optimal Harvest Date 

for the Energy Crops Sudan Grass (Sorghum 

Bicolor) and Jerusalem Artichoke (Helianthus 

Tuberosus L.) 

VP1.3.7 S.L. Cosentino, D. Scordia, V. Copani, G. Testa 


Promising Perennial Grass Dedicated for Biomass 

Production in the Semi-Arid Mediterranean 

Environment


VP1.3.8 K. Chen, M. Gong 

Yunnan Normal University, Kunming, P.R. China 

Involvement of Osmoregulation and their Biochemi- 

cal Pathways in Drought Hardening-Enhanced 

Drought Resistance in the Energy Plant Jatropha 

Curcas L. 

VP1.3.9 Mr. Kondor 

Agricultural and Rural Develpoment Agency, 

Nyíregyháza, Hungary 

Dr. Lenti 

Collage of Nyíregyháza, Hungary 

Nutrient Supply of the “Energy Willow” 

with Nitrogen-, Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer 

in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg Country in Hungary 

VP1.3.10 M. Mastrorilli, P. Campi, D. Palumbo, A. Navarro, 

F. Modugno, V. Turci 

CRA-SCA, Bari, Italy 

Sorghum Cultivated for Energy and Water Use 

Efficiency in Mediterranean Environments 

VP1.3.11 L. Poisa, E. Ubars, A. Adamovics 

Latvia University, Jelgava, Latvia 

Quality Analysis of Natural Reed Canary and the 

Cultivated Reed Canary Grass for Production 

of Solid Biofuel in Latvia 

VP1.3.13 R. Barro, P. Ciria, E. Maletta, M. Fernández, J. Pérez, 

J. Losada, J.E. Carrasco 

CEDER-CIEMAT, Lubia, Spain 

Variability on the Properties of Triticale and Rye 

Biomass Due to the Different Varieties and Growing 

Conditions 

VP1.3.14 G. De Mastro, N. Grassano, L. D’Andrea 

University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy 

A.D. Palumbo 

CRA-SCA, Bari, Italy 

GIS-Based Evaluation of Cardoon (Cynara 

Cardunculus L. Var. Altilis DC.) Suitability in Apulia 

Region 

VP1.3.15 P. Ciria, C.S. Ciria, P. Pérez, J.E. Carrasco 


Energy Analysis of Agricultural Exploitations under 

Rain-Fed Continental Conditions in Central Spain 

VP1.3.16 M. Sanz, F. Mosquera, G. Sánchez, M. Barreiro, 

P.L. Aguado, M.D. Curt, J. Fernández, J.Sánchez 

Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain 

Biomass Potential of Triticale and Rye in Two 

Different Phenological Stages and Energy 

Characterization


VP1.3.17 M.D. Curt, F. Sánchez, J. Sánchez, P. Aguado, 

J. Fernández 


M. Uceda, G. Zaragoza, J.M. Agüeda 

Fundación Cajamar, Almeria, Spain 

Allometric Method for the Evaluation of Prickly Pear 

(Opuntia ficus- indica (L.) Mill.) Biomass Weight: 

Comparison between Seasonal Data 

VP1.3.18 M. Sanz, M.D. Curt, J. Fernández 


A. Plaza, M. García- Müller 

IMIDRA, Madrid, Spain 

Assessment of Siberian Elm Coppicing Cycle 

VP1.3.19 G. Facciotto, S. Bergante 

CRA-PLF, Casale Monferrato (AL), Italy 

Production Performances of Robinia Pseudoacacia 

L. and Paulownia Tomentosa Steud. Cultivated with 

High and Very High Density Model in Northern Italy 

VP1.3.21 J. Bubenik, J. Weger 

Silva Tarouca Research Institute for Landscape, 

Pruhonice, Czech Republic 

Biomass Production of Willow Short Rotation 

Coppice in Four Three Year Rotation Cycles 

VP1.3.22 G. Nervo, G. Facciotto 

CRA-PLF, Casale Monferrato (AL), Italy 

Biomass Production of Fast Growing Species 

in a Short Rotation Coppice in Sicily (Italy) 

VP1.3.23 M.V. Lasorella, N. Nassi o Di Nasso, C. Tozzini, 

G. Ragaglini, E. Bonari 

Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa, Italy 

Evaluation of Switchgrass Varieties under 

the Mediterranean Environment: Preview Results 

VP1.3.24 R.I. Nazli 

University of Cukurova, Adana, Turkey 

I. Lewandowski 

University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany 

Evaluation of Lodging Under Effects of Different 

Nitrogen Fertilization Levels and Genotypes 

in Miscanthus and Switchgrass 

VP1.3.26 N. Piquero, M.D. Curt, J. Fernandez 

Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain 

Performance of Wheatgrass and Four Close Relative 

Perennial Species Over One Growth Cycle in a Small 

Scale Experiment


VP1.3.27 M. Di Candilo, E. Ceotto 

CRA-CIN, Bologna, Italy 

F. Grassi, C. Soave 

University of Milan, Italy 

Assessment of Phenotypic and Genotypic 

Characteristics of 22 Giant Reed Ecotypes (Arundo 

Donax L.) of Different Regions 

VP1.3.29 M. Di Candilo, E. Ceotto 


Biomass Yield of Sweet and Fiber Sorghum 

(Sorghum Bicolor L. Moench) under Six 

Combinations of Sowing and Harvest Timing 

VP1.3.30 N. Di Virgilio, O. Facini, T. Georgiadis, F. Rossi 

National Research Council of Italy, Bologna, Italy 

A. Monti 

University of Bologna, Italy 

The Eddy Covariance Technique for Carbon Balance 

and Water Exchange Assessment in Biomass Crops 

VP1.3.31 G. Florio, M. Borin 

University of Padua, Italy 

A. C. Barbera, G. L. Cirelli 


R. Albergo, S. Palazzo 

ENEA, Matera, Italy 

Preliminary Evaluation of Macrophyte Wetland 

Biomasses to Obtain Second Generation Ethanol 

VP1.3.32 V. Copani, S.L. Cosentino, U. Anastasi, O. Sortino, 

S. Virgillito 


L. Lazzeri 


Ethiopian Mustard as a Novel Multifunctional Crop 

for the Mediterranean Environment 

VP1.3.33 V. Dubrovskis, A. Adamovics, I. Plume 

Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava, Latvia 

Biogas Yield from Untraditional Energy Crops 

in Latvia 

VP1.3.35 B. Formowitz 

Technologie- und Förderzentrum (TFZ), Straubing, 

Germany 

Exploitation of Biogas Digestates to Meet Nutrient 

Demands of Different Cultivars in a Crop Rotation 

VP1.3.36 C. Nati, R. Spinelli 

CNR-IVALSA, Sesto Fiorentino, Italy 

G. Picchi 

CNR-IVALSA, San Michele all’Adige, Italy 

Quality of Biomass from Different SRC Species


VP1.3.37 G. Picchi 


R. Spinelli 


Restoration of Farmland after Short Rotation 

Coppice (SRC) Productive Cycle 

VP1.3.38 R. Spinelli, N. Magagnotti, C. Nati 


G. Picchi 


Overview of Short Rotation Coppice Harvesters 

in Italy 

VP1.3.39 C. Freda, F. Zimbardi, F. Nanna, V. Valerio, G. Braccio 

ENEA, Rotondella, Italy 

Is Thermogravimetric Analysis Helpful to Determine 

Biomass Composition? 

VP1.3.40 M. Kulyk 

Poltava State Agrarian Academy, Ukraine 

R. Poppens, W. Elbersen 

Wageningen UR F&BR, The Netherlands 

L. Lerminiaux 

Phytofuels Investments, Kiev, Ukraine 

V. Kurilo 

Institute of Bioenergy Crops and Sugar Beet, Kiev, 

Ukraine 

Switchgrass for Pellets Production in Ukraine. 

First Results 

VP1.3.41 J.E. Ndzana, R. Otterpohl 

Hamburg University of Technology, Germany 

Bamboo Biomass Production as a Function 

of Human Urine Fertilization 

VP1.3.42 V. Tilvikiene, Z. Kadziuliene, Z. Dabkevicius 

Lithuanian Research Center for Agriculture and Forestry, 

Kedainiai, Lithuania 

The Variation of Biomass Yield and Quality 

of Perennial Grasses as Energy Crops 

VP1.3.43 Z. Kadziuliene, L. Sarunaite, A. Kryzeviciene, 

V. Tilvikiene, Z. Dabkevicius 

Lithuanian Research Center for Agriculture and Forestry, 

Kedainiai, Lithuania 

Biomass Accumulation of Alternative Crops 

for Combustion 

VP1.3.44 J. Carli, G. Allison, I. Donnison 

IBERS, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom 

Manipulation of Lignin in the Energy Grass 

Miscanthus


VP1.3.45 A. Kumar 

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India 

Metabolic Engineering and Production 

of Next-Generation Bio-Fuels 

VP1.3.46 Ashwani Kumar 


Production and Demonstration of High Quality Plant 

Material of Jatropha Curcas 

VP1.3.47 A. Kumar, V. Rani Kumar 


New and Renewable Source of Energy: Salicornia 

spp. a Halophyte has Potential for Biomass Yield 

in Coastal Areas of the World 

VP1.3.48 K. Giannoulis 

University if Thessaly, Larisa, Greece 

A. Molla, N.G. Danalatos 

University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece 

Switchgrass as a Promising Biomass Crop 

with Soil Improvement Characteristics 

VP1.3.49 K. Giannoulis 

University of Thessaly, Larisa, Greece 

N.G. Danalatos, M. Sakellariou 


Switchgrass, Cardoon and Miscanthus Perennial 

Crops as Alternatives for Solid Bio-fuel Production 

in Central Greece 

VP1.3.50 E. Skoufogianni, D. Bartzialis, N.G. Danalatos 


P. Efthimiadis 

University of Athens, Greece 

Nitrogen Use of Sunflower Grown on a Sandy Soil 

as Affected by Crop Rotation in Central Greece 

VP1.3.51 E. Skoufogianni, D. Bartzialis, N.G. Danalatos 



Agricultural University of Athens, Greece 

The Effect of Crop Rotation on Nitrogen Use 

of Maize on a Clay Soil In Central Greece 

VP1.3.52 D.F. Beslemes 

University ot Thessaly, Volos, Greece 

E. Skoufogianni, N.G. Danalatos 



Agriculture University of Athens,, Greece 

The Effect of Vicia Faba as a Cover Crop on Biomass 

Production and N Use of Sorghum and Maize 

on Poor Sandy Soils


VP1.3.53 D.F. Beslemes, N.G. Dalalatos 



Agriculture University of Athens,, Greece 

Nitrogen Use And Biomass Production in two 

Different Energy Crop/legume Intercrop Systems 

in Central Greece 

VP1.3.54 E.L. Tigka, N.G. Danatalos, S. Tzorzios 


Nitrogen Uptake and Biomass Productivity of Zea 

Mays and Hibiscus Cannabinus under Different 

Treatments of L.Culinaries as Cover Crop 

in a Sandy Soil 

VP1.3.55 E.L. Tigka, S. Tzortzios 


N.G. Danalatos 

Universtity of Thessaly, Volos, Greece 

the Evaluation of L.Culinaries Rotation and Green 

Manure on Nitrogen Use of Kenaf (Hibiscus 

Cannabinus, L.) and Maize (Zea Mays) on a Clay 

Soil in Central Greece 

VP1.3.56 N. Tsitsibikou, D. Bartzialis, S. Tzortzios, N.G. Danalatos 

University Of Thessaly, Volos, Greece 

O. Dichala, S.V. Archontoulis, P.C. Struik 

Wageningen University, The Netherlands 

Sorghum and Maize Biomass, Protein, 

and Bioethanol Yields in a Semi-Arid Environment 

of Central Greece 

VP1.3.57 J.A.J. van Eijck, E.M.W. Smeets, A.P.C. Faaij 

Copernicus Institute, Utrecht University, The Netherlands 

H.A. Romijn 

Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands 

A Review of the Socio-economic Feasibility 

of Jatropha Cultivation 

VP1.3.58 J. Weger 

Silva Tarouca Research Institute for Landscape, 

Pruhonice, Czech Republic 

M. Sir 

Institute of Hydrodynamics, Praha, Czech Republic 

Evaluation of Climatic Efficiency of Short Rotation 

Coppice in Landscape 

VP1.3.59 M.V. Lasorella 


A. Monti 


E. Alexopoulou 

Center for Renewable Energy Sources, PIkermi, Greece


A. Riche 

Plant and Invertebrate Ecology Department Rothamsted 

Research, United Kingdom 

N. Sharma 

ENEA, Rotondella (MT), Italy 

S. Cadoux 

INRA Agro-Impact, Estrées-Mons, France 

K. van Diepen, B. Elbersen 

Wageningen UR-Alterra, The Netherlands 

H.W. Elbersen 

Wageningen UR - Agrotechnology and Food Innovations, 

The Netherlands 

Yield Comparison between Switchgrass 

and Miscanthus Based on Multi-Year Side 

by Side Comparisons in Europe 

VP1.3.61 S.L. Cosentino, V. Copani, G. M. D’Agosta, 

P. Guarnaccia 


Arundo Donax L. Agamic Propagation Options: 

Energetic and Life Cycle Analysis 

VP1.3.62 H. Cheng, Y. Benjamin, J.F. Gorgens 

University of Stellenbosch, South Africa 

Screening of Bagasse from Sugarcane Varieties 

in a Small Scale Dilute Acid Pretreatment 

for Bioethanol Production 

VP1.3.63 M. Mos, P. Robson, I. Donnison 

IBERS Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom 

Senescence Control in the Energy Grass 

Miscanthus - The Promising Way for Biological 

and Termochemical Conversion of Biomass 

VP1.3.65 G. Ciuffreda, M. Caliceti 

BETA Research in Agriculture, Malborghetto di Boara, 

Italy 

Production of Methane from Sugar Beet 

VP1.3.66 A. Schank, M. Hänel, G. Schories 

ttz Bremerhaven, Germany 

Short Rotation Coppice - Network (SRC - Network) 

VP1.3.67 E. Ceotto, M. Di Candilo 

Research Center for Industrial Crops, Bologna, Italy 

V. Marletto 

Arpa-Emilia Romagna, Bologna, Italy 

Canopy Cover and Solar Radiation Conversion 

Efficiency of the Herbaceous Perennial Giant Reed 

(Arundo Donax L.) 

VP1.3.68 L. Nissen, A Monti 


Boosting Alternative Crops for the Biodiesel of Next 

Tomorrow: Has Europe Lagged Behind?


VP1.3.69 C. Ruta, G. Brunetti, D. Cassano, I. Morone-Fortunato, 

G. De Mastro 

Università Aldo Moro, Bari, Italy 

Potential Energetic Utilization of Phytoremediation 

By-Product 

VP1.3.70 V. Copani, S. Cosentino, P. Guarnaccia, G. Scalici, 

S. Scandurra 


Influence of Propagation System on Arundo Donax 

L. Yield in the First Two Years of Cultivation 

VP1.3.71 M.J. Stolarski, M. Krzy|aniak 

University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland 

Short Rotation Coppices Production as an Industrial 

Feedstock for Lignocellulosic Biorefineries 

VP1.3.72 A. Berthelot, C. Ginet 

FCBA, Charrey sur Saône, France 

N. Nguyen-The 

FCBA, Grenoble, France 

Mapping of Areas Suitable for Poplar in SRC 

VP1.3.73 J. González Cortés, J. Matías, L. Royano, J. Cabanillas 

Centro de Investigación Agraria La Orden Valdesequera, 

Badajoz, Spain 

Seed Production of Cynara Cardunculus L. Cultivars 

selected in Southwetern Spain 

VP1.3.74 J. González Cortés, J. Matías, L. Royano, J. Cabanillas 

Centro de Investigación Agraria La Orden Valdesequera, 

Badajoz, Spain 

Biomass yield, energy and greenhouse gas balances 

of Arundo donax L. crop in Southwestern Spain 

VP1.3.75 I. Pérez, J. Pérez, J.E. Carrasco, P. Ciria 


Ulmus Pumila under Irrigate and Rain-fed 

Continental Conditions in the First Year of Growth 

VP1.3.76 P. Pérez, R. Barro, P. Ciria, L.S. Esteban, J.E. Carrasco 


Behaviour of Poplar Stored Outdoors as Chips 

or Sticks 

VP1.3.77 E. Alexopoulou, M. Christou, C. Panoutsou 

Centre for Renewable Energy Sources, Pikermi Attiki, 

Greece 

Cynara Cardunculus L - can be Considered 

a Promising Perennial Crop for the Mediterranean 

Region when it is Cultivated in Marginal Lands


VP1.3.78 S. Braconnier, S. Gutjhard, G. Trouche 

International Centre in Agricultural Research 

for Development, France 

B. Reddy, S. Rao 

International Crops Research Institute for Semi Arid 

Tropics, India 

R. Schaffert, R. Parrella 

Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation, Brazil 

A. Zacharias 

KWS SAAT AG, Germany 

N. Rettenmaier, G. Reinhardt 

Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, 

Germany 

A. Monti 


S. Amaducci, A. Marocco 

Catholic University of Sacro Cuore, Italy 

W. Snijman, H. Terblanche 

Agricultural Research Council, South Africa 

F. Zavala-García 

Autonomous University of Nuevo León, Mexico 

R. Janssen, D. Rutz 


Definition of New Sorghum Ideotypes to meet 

the Increasing Demand of Biofuel 


13:15 - 14:40 Algae and novel crops 

VP1.4.2 H. Chu, C. M. Su, W. C. Cheng 

National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan 

H. T. Hsueh, H. H. Chen 

Sustainable Environment Research Center, Tainan, 

Taiwan 

Carbon Fixation by a Hot Spring Cyanobacterium 

in the Absorbed Solution from a Wet Scrubber 

and its Bio-fuel Production Potential 

VP1.4.3 L.-J. Chien 

Ming Chi University of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan 

H.-J. Hsieh 

Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, 

Taiwan 

A Genetic Approach to Enhance Lipid Content 

in Microalgae, Chlorella 

VP1.4.4 J.P. Brink 

Sasol Petroleum International, Rosebank, South Africa 

S. Marx 

North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa 

Feasibility of Cultivating Hartbeespoort Dam 

Microalgae




S. Marx 


Four Novel Methods for Harvesting of Micro-algal 

Biomass 



S. Marx 


Conceptual Cost of an Integrated Biomass-to- 

Liquids Facility 

VP1.4.7 M. Hingsamer, G. Jungmeier, K. Könighofer 

Joanneum Research Forschungsgesellschaft GmbH, 

Graz, Austria 

R. Rauch, A. Flammini 


G. Bochmann 

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, 

Vienna, Austria 

D. Bacovsky, A. Sonnleitner 

Bioenergy2020+, Wieselburg-Land, Austria 

Algae for Energy - Identification of the Most 

Promising Algal-Based Pathways for Fuels, Power 

and Heat in Austria 

VP1.4.8 A. Weiss, A. Patyk, L. Schebek 

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Eggenstein- 

Leopoldshafen, Germany 

Biofuels from Algae - A Systems Analysis 

VP1.4.9 T. Thiel, K. Fricke 

Technical University of Braunschweig, Germany 

Use of Fermentation Output Material to Grow Algae 

Sustainably 

VP1.4.10 D. Azevedo Pereira, A. Costa Kiperstok, E. Andrade 

Sales, O. Jorquera Cortes, L. Wessels Perelo 

Federal University of Bahia, Salvador, Brazil 

Microalgae Growth Potential in Brazilian Semi-Arid 

Region 

VP1.4.11 D. Chiaramonti, A.M. Rizzo, M. Prussi 

CREAR, RE-CORD, University of Florence, Italy 

Oily Products from Pyrolytic Processing 

of Microalgae: an Overview 

VP1.4.12 J. Olivares, E. Sullivan 

Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA 

Challenges and Opportunities in Algal Biofuels 

Development


VP1.4.14 E. Concha, C. Toro, G. Ciudad, R. Navia 

Universidad de La Frontera, Temuco, Chile 

Comparison of Oils Extraction Methods 

from Microalgae Biomass for Fuel Production 

VP1.4.15 T. Vianna Barduke, L. Matos Queiroz, E. Andrade Sales, 

O. Jorquera Cortes, L. Wessels Perelo 

Federal University of Bahia, Salvador, Brazil 

Culture of Microalgae Chlorella Sp. in Fertilizer 

Industrial Wastewater 

VP1.4.17 F. Omarov 

Agrohayat, Antalya, Turkey 

Possibilities and Real Potential of Algae-industry 

in Turkey 

VP1.4.19 M. Braun-Unkhoff, U. Riedel 

DLR - German Aerospace Center, Stuttgart, Germany 

F. Langguthm, D. Müller, H. Polhardt, C. Griehl 

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, Köthen, Germany 

Microalgae Growth Using Carbon Dioxide 

from Turbine Flue Gases 

VP1.4.20 S. Dutta, F. Neto, M.C. Coelho, P.P. Goncalves, S. Kopil, 

J. Gracio, A.C.M. Sousa 

University of Aveiro, Portugal 

Analysis of Potential of High Quality Biodiesel 

Production from Microalgae 

VP1.4.21 M. Göttel, C. Eing, C. Gusbeth, W. Frey 

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany 

Outflow of Intracellular Compounds from Microalgae 

after Pulsed Electric Field Treatment 

VP1.4.22 A.B. Ross, P. Biller 

University of Leeds, United Kingdom 

Catalytic Hydrothermal Processing of Microalgae 

with Integrated Nutrient Recycling 

VP1.4.24 I. Niizawa, J.M. Heinrich, F.A. Botta, I. Ferrero, 

A.R. Trombert, H.A. Irazoqui 

Universidad Nacional del Litoral, Santa Fe, Argentina 

Analysis and Design of Photobioreactors (PBRs) 

for the Production of Biomass and High-Value 

Metabolites Derived from Microalgae



15:00 - 16:25 Production and supply of first generation 

liquid biofuels 

VP3.3.1 H.W. Kazembe-Phiri, W.I. Makumba 

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Lilongwe, Malawi 

First-Order Ethanolysis Kinetics of Jatropha Oil 

Feedstock Pretreated With Glycerol and Calcium 

Hydroxide for Biodiesel Production in Malawi 

VP3.3.2 T. Kai, T. Nakazato, H. Takanashi 

University of Kagoshima, Japan 

T. Funakawa, M. Iba, M. Mayurama 

Cameron Japan, Chiyoda Ward, Japan 

Purification of Crude Biodiesel Fuel by Electrical 

Fields - Part II a model for Analysis of a New 

Separator Using Simplified Concept of Multi 

Extraction Stages 

VP3.3.3 R. Andre, G. Defosse, P. Le Parlouer 

SETARAM Instrumentation, Caluire, France 

Monitoring of Biodiesel Synthesis Reactions 

by Isothermal Microcalorimetry 

VP3.3.4 V. Kampars, R. Kampare 

Riga Technical University, Riga, Latvia 

Oxidative and Storage Stability of Biodiesel Made 

from Rapeseed Oil 

VP3.3.5 H. Takanashi, R. Kubo, T. Nakajima, A. Ohki, T. Kai 

University of Kagoshima, Japan 

T. Funakawa, M. Iba, M. Maruyama 

Cameron Japan Ltd, Chiyoda Ward, Japan 

Purification of Crude Biodiesel Fuel by Electrical 

Fields - Part I a new Separator Using Simplified 

Concept of Multi Extraction Stages 

VP3.3.6 T. Tsoutsos, I. Sarantopoulos, N. Ouchab 

Technical University of Crete, Chania, Greece 

Sustainable Biodiesel Production from Olive 

and Meat Industry Byproducts 

VP3.3.7 Y. Matsumura, Y. Yamashita 

University of Hiroshima, Higashi, Japan 

T. Yanagida 

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science 

and Technology, Hiroshima, Japan 

N, P, K Recovery by Wet Oxidation of Fermentation 

Residue for Renewable Re-Generation of Yeast 

VP3.3.8 E. Viola, V. Valerio, I. Guidi, A. Blasi, F. Zimbardi 


Efficiency of Solid Basic Catalyst 

in the Transesterification of Fried Vegetable Oils


VP3.3.9 L.A. Rios, F. Cardeño, L. J. Gallego Morales, 

R.D. Toro Alvarez, C.A. Vasquez 

Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia 

Alternative Processes for Glycerin Phase 

Purification from Biodiesel Manufacture 

VP3.3.10 F. Barontini, M. Simone, A. Mancini, S. D’Alvano, 

C. Nicolella 

University of Pisa, Italy 

G. Ragaglini, F. Triana 


From Crop to Biofuels: a Case Study of Sunflower 

Crude Oil Production in Tuscany 

VP3.3.12 C. Tóth, P. Baladincz, J. Hancsók 

University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary 

I. Wáhlné Horváth 

MOL - Hungarian Oil and Gas, Százhalombatta, Hungary 

Co-Processing of Rapeseed Oil and Gas Oil Mixture 

to Produce Diesel Fuel 

VP3.3.14 P. Solymosi, P. Baladincz, J. Hancsók 

University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary 

Production of Motor Fuels by Hydrogenation of Seed 

Rape Oil with High Euric Acid Content 

VP3.3.17 N. Dupassieux, T. Chapus, A. Daudin 

IFP Energies Nouvelles, Solaize, France 

Production of Jet Fuel from Vegetable Oil through 

Selective Hydrodeoxygenation and Hydroisomerisa- 

tion Conversions Steps 

VP3.3.18 A. Blasi, E. Viola, F. Zimbardi 


Screening of Different Feedstock for Biodiesel 

Production by Process Simulation 

VP3.3.19 L. Azócar, G. Ciudad, R. Muñoz, R. Navia 

University of La Frontera, Temuco, Chile 

H.J. Heipieper 

Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research-UFZ, 

Leipzig, Germany 

Lipase Catalyzed Process in an Anhydrous Medium 

with Enzyme Reutilization to Produce Biodiesel 

with Low Acid Value



15:00 - 16:25 Production and supply of second 

generation biofuels 

VP3.5.1 N. Abatzoglou, J. Blanchard 

Université de Sherbrooke, Canada 

Phenomenological Kinetics of a Solid-Fluid Catalytic 

Reaction: the Case of Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis 

with Plasma-Spray Derived Nano-Iron Carbides 

VP3.5.3 F. Hasegawa, S. Yokoyama, K. Imou 

University of Tokyo, Japan 

S. Yano 

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science 

and Technology, Hiroshima, Japan 

Ethanol Production from Kraft Pulp 

VP3.5.4 A. Artigues, N. Puy, E. Fábregas, J. Bartrolí 

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Cerdanyola 

del Vallès, Spain 

Bio-oil Upgrading using Nanomaterials (CNTs). Step 

1- Characterisation of Biomass-based Pyrolysis 

Product 

VP3.5.5 T. Schulzke, C. Unger, K. Girod 

Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Oberhausen, Germany 

Technological Pathways and Economics of DME- 

Production from “Dry” Biomass 

VP3.5.6 D.K. Sidiras 

University of Piraeus, Greece 

Simulation of Barley Straw Acid Hydrolysis 

to Fermentable Oligosaccharides and Monosaccha- 

rides for Bioethanol Production 

VP3.5.8 L. Wang, R.J. Murphy, R. Templer 

Imperial College London, United Kingdom 

High-Solid Loading Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Various 

Paper Wastes 

VP3.5.10 M. Jensen, A. Thygesen, Z. Kádár, J.E. Schmidt 

Risø DTU, Roskilde, Denmark 

T. Didion 

DLF Trifolium, Danish Plant Breeding Research, Store 

Heddinge, Denmark 

K.S. Johansen 

Novozymes, Bagsværd, Denmark 

Combined Silage Treatment and Enzymatic 

Hydrolysis of Energy Grass as Pretreatment Method 

for 2nd Generation Bioethanol Production


VP3.5.11 A. George 

Joint BioEnergy Institute, Emerville, USA 

K. Tran, B.A. Simmons, B.M. Holmes 

Sandia National Laboratories, Emeryville, USA 

P. Benke 

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories, Berkeley, USA 

T. Morgan, E. Lorente 

Imperial College London, United Kingdom 

Influence of Ionic Liquids on the Macrostructure 

of Solvated Lignins 

VP3.5.12 R. Bortolo, G. Giovarruscio, P. Paganini, D. Bianchi 

ENI S.p.A., Novara, Italy 

2-Naftalenesulfonic Acid As Catalyst 

for Lignocellulosic Pretreatment: Study of Optimum 

VP3.5.13 J. Hoffman, S.S. Toor, L.A. Rosendahl 

Aalborg University, Denmark 

Upgrading of Bio-oil Derived from Catalytic 

Hydrothermal Conversion of Biomass 

VP3.5.14 T.H. Ng, J. Song, K. Tarverdi 

Brunel University West London, Middlesex, 

United Kingdom 

Cereal Straw Pre-Treatment for Bio-Fuel 

Application: Comparison Between Extrusion 

and Conventional Steam Explosion 

VP3.5.15 C. Reyes Valle 

Foundation Advanced Technological Centre 

for Renewable Energy, Sevilla, Spain 

P. Haro, A.L. Villanueva Perales, P. Ollero 

Escuela Superior de Ingenieros de Sevilla, Spain 

J. Caraballo, J.A. García Redondo, R. Arjona 

Abengoa Bioenergy New Technologies, Sevilla, Spain 

Techno-economic Assessment of SNG-Ethanol 

Co-production (Bio SNG-Ethanol) via Thermochemi- 

cal Conversion of Biomass by Indirectly Heated CFB 

Gasifier 

VP3.5.16 I. De Bari, A. Villone, F. Liuzzi, G. Braccio 

ENEA Italian National Agency for New Technologies, 

Energy and Sustainable Economic Development, 

Rotondella, Italy 

Arundo Donax Pre-Treatment in Steam Explosion 

Batch Plant for Bioethanol Production



16:45 - 18:10 Production and supply of gaseous biofuels 

VP3.4.2 X.J. Li, Y.Z. Pang, B.N. Zhu, Y.P. Liu, D.X. Zou, D. Feng 

Beijing University of Chemical Technology, P.R. China 

Biogas Production from Crop Stalks in China 

VP3.4.4 A. Gupta, V.K. Vijay, S. Sharma 

Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India 

Use of Non Traditional Biomass for Biogas 

Production 

VP3.4.6 C. Salomoni, A. Caputo, M. Bonoli 

Biotec Sys, Bologna, Italy 

O. Francioso, M. T. Rodriguez-Estrada 


D. Palenzona 


Co-fermentation of Sewage Sludge and CO2 boosted 

by Alcohol-containing Bioliquids: Enhancing 

Biomethane Production in a Two-phase Anaerobic 

Digestion Process 

VP3.4.7 Y. Liu, B.N. Zhu, D.X. Zou, G. Fang, J.J. Mao, X.J. Li 

Beijing University of Chemical Technology, P.R. China 

Performance of Vegetable Wastes Anaerobic 

Digestion at different Inoculums and Organic Loads 

VP3.4.8 C. Salomoni, A. Caputo, M. Bonoli 

Biotec Sys, Bologna, Italy 

O. Francioso, M.T. Rodriguez-Estrada, D. Palenzona 


Biomethane Production from Cheese Whey in a Two- 

Phase Anaerobic Digestion System: Integration 

of Sewage Sludge Treatment and Dairy By-Products 

Recovery 

VP3.4.9 A.H. Seifert, C. Herwig 


Biomethane Production from Gaseous Substrates 

Using Methanogenic Archea 

VP3.4.10 L. Forlin, S. Silvestri 

Fondazione Edmund Mach, Trento, Italy 

A. Fuganti, M. Tassan 

Centro Ricerche Fiat, Trento, Italy 

From Manure to Biomethane: When a Problem Turns 

into an Opportunity 

VP3.4.11 A.-M. Wonneberger, F. Graf 

DVGW - Research Centre at the EBI, KIT, Karlsruhe, 

Germany 

A. Lemmer 

University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany


M. Flamme, T. Kolb, R. Reimert 

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 

Two- Phase Pressure Fermentation - Optimising 

Biogas Production for Injection into a Natural Gas 

Grid 

VP3.4.13 G. Rivera, S. Bettoli, M. Bernardi, G. Sassi, B. Ruggeri 

Politecnico di Torino, Italy 

T. Tommasi 

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Torino, Italy 

Preliminary Tests on: Effects of Chemical 

and Thermal Pre-treatment 

VP3.4.15 E. Massi, O. Martinelli 

University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Italy 

R. Ciccoli, A. Moreno 

ENEA, Rome, Italy 

Preliminary Studies for the Integration of Anaerobic 

Digestion Process with MCFC System 

VP3.4.16 R. Ciccoli, E. Massi, C. Matano, A. Sprocati, A. Moreno 

ENEA, S.M. di Galeria, Italy 

R. Pomi, A. Polettini 

University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Italy 

Exploring the Thermophilic and Mesophilic Fields 

in Pig Slurry Anaerobic Digestion System. Energetic 

Evaluation for a Succesful Integration with Molten 

Carbonate Fuel Cell System 

VP3.4.17 J.B. Müller, F. Vogel 

PSI, Villigen, Switzerland 

Hydrothermal SNG Production from Wet Biomass: 

Understanding and Inhibition of Coke Formation 

VP3.4.18 S. Fendt, M. Gaderer, H. Spliethoff 

Technische Universität München, Garching, Germany 

SNG - State-Of-The-Art Technology and Application 

Review 

VP3.4.19 V. Rosner, H.-J. Wagner 

Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany 

Photobiological Hydrogen Production - Process 

Development and Assessment 

VP3.4.20 M. Schwarz, M. Carstensen, H. Schneider, J. Born 

Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany 

Repowering of Biogas Plants 

VP3.4.21 A. Gipperich, G.L. Schwebel, D. Hein, W. Krumm 

University of Siegen, Germany 

Hydrogen Production from Steam Conversion 

(HPSC) Integrated in Chemical-Looping Combustion 

of Solid Biofuels


VP3.4.22 I. Ardic 

CMT, Ankara, Turkey 

H. Ates, F. Taner 

Mersin University, Mersin, Turkey 

Investigating the Biogas Production Yield 

of the Cattle Manure by Thermochemical 

Pretreatment 

VP3.4.23 V. Calabro’, S. Curcio, F. Ferraro, A. Saraceno 

University of Calabria, Rende, Italy 

Biogas Production with Bioconversion of Organic 

Solid Wastes (Manure) and Husks Residual 

from Olive Oils Mills 

VP3.4.26 E.C. Dioha, S. Burgheim 

University of Goettingen, Germany 

J. Dioha 

Energy Commission of Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria 

Comparative Studies of the Production of Biogas 

from Cattle Dung and Cattle Abdominal Waste 

VP3.4.27 D. Rutz, R. Janssen 


U. Hoffstede, H. Hahn 

Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel, Germany 

B. Kulisic 

Hrvoje Pozar Energy Institute, Zagreb, Croatia 

P. Haider 

Polish Biogas Association, Bytów, Poland 

A.S. Martins, M.A. Nogueira 

IrRADIARE, Lisbon, Portugal 

M. Martins 

Camara Municipal de Abrantes, Abrantes, Portugal 

I. Dzene 

Ekodoma, Riga, Latvia 

D. Durica 

City of Zagreb, Croatia 

M. Niklass 

North Vidzeme Waste Management Organisation, 

Valmiera, Latvia 

D. Schinnerl 

Graz Energy Agency, Austria 

K. Kalandyk 

Podkarpacka Energy Management Agency, Rzeszów, 

Poland 

Organic Waste for Biogas Production in Urban Areas 

VP3.4.28 P. Busato, R. Berruto 

Università di Torino, Grugliasco, Italy 

D.D. Bochtis 

University of Aarhus, Tjele, Denmark 

Biogas Slurry Logistics: Traditional vs. Umbilical 

System Assessment


VP3.4.29 A. Basile, V. Calabro’, A. Saraceno 

University of Calabria, Rende, Italy 

P. Pinacci, F. Drago, S. Liguori 

RSE S.p.A., Milano, Italy 

A. Iulianelli 

University of Calabria, Milano, Italy 

An Application of Water Gas Shift Reaction 

via PSS Supported Pd-based Membrane Reactor 

for Hydrogen Production

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