Bioenergy Australia 2007
Sustainable Energy in a Carbon Constrained World
Australia's premier bioenergy conference, Bioenergy Australia 2007, will be
held at the Gold Coast International Hotel, Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast,
Queensland on 26-27 November, with a technical tour on 28 November.
The program will cover policies and programs, projects and project
development case studies and emerging opportunities.
The conference will consider many facets of bioenergy, including some 60
presentations on:
* Biomass supply
* Liquid biofuels
* Pyrolysis bio-oil and bio-char
* Biorefining
* Anaerobic digestion
* Energy-from-waste
* Heat and power
* Overarching aspects of bioenergy, such as life cycle emissions and
land use competion.
A moderated panel discussion will address the issue "Will Peak Oil Lead to
Peak Soil?"
Professor Andre Faaij from the Copernicus Institute at the University of
Utrecht, The Netherlands, leader of the International Energy Agency's
Bioenergy Task on Sustainable International Bioenergy Trade will provide the
keynote address. The conference dinner speaker will be Prof. Stephen Joseph
from UNSW.
As of 16 November over 200 people have registered for the conference,
including a 23 person ethanol trade delegation from Brazil. The program
includes a trade exhibition and technical Posters.
The Program and Registration Form are available at:
http://www.bioenergyaustralia.org <http://www.bioenergyaustralia.org/> or
contact Hanna Ulkuniemi, tel: (02) 9431 8635, email:
ha...@conferenceaction.com.au or Stephen Schuck, tel: (02) 9416 9246,
email: ssch...@bigpond.net.au.
