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About Event: Growing pressure to lower emissions and replace fossil fuels is leading to

biggest ever range of biofuels such as ethanol, biodiesel and bio-methanol and other

green fuels.

This green transition is a critical challenge facing the world. However, the decisions facing

stakeholders such as producers, growers, regulators and investors are complex. That is why

we will tackle this raising question and make new ideas with market participants.

Who should attend:

The Future of Biofules 2020 Conference will bring together top level experts from biofuels

producers, Oil refineries, Transportation Companies, Feedstock Traders & Distribution

Companies, Renewable Energy Consultancies, technology providers, Regulatory & Research

experts, Government organizations and others.

Why attend the The Future of Biofules 2020 conference:

Gain a comprehensive overview of the global biofuels market on this 2 day event filled with

presentations from industry end-users and running projects case studies.

Hear experts focus on new regulatory framework, changing demand, biofuels economics and

more Network and exchange ideas with colleagues from the bioenergy industry.

Conference Venue

Denmark

Copenhagen

City Center

4-5star Hotel

Lying on the islands of Zeeland and Amager, Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark and one of

the world’s most environmentally friendly cities, is certainly a wonderful destination for any kind

of traveler.

The hotel will be located in the city center location. The exact venue will be announced about 2

months before the event. Mostly locating our bioenergy events in Copenhagen currently we are

looking at participants numbers to choose the best venue.

Marta YugoScience Executive –Economics & ModellingCONCAWE

Alain MathurenCommunication DirectorFUELS EUROPE

Bharadwaj KummamuruExecutive directorWORLD BIOENERGY ASSOCIATION

Per Sune KoustrupCo- founderNORDIC GREEN

Gunnar HolenCEONORDIC BLUE CRUDE

Paul O’ConnorDirector & FounderCELLiCON

Erik C. WormslevDirector – Innovation, Climate change, Energy & ResourcesNIRAS

Dirk KronemeijerCEOGOODFUELS

Simone CavalliBusiness DeveloperGAS CAVALLI

Anne Krog JensenSenior Specialist, Bioenergy & ThermalPowerCOWI

Cornelius ClaeysAnalyst Europe - BiofuelsSTRATAS ADVISORS

Ralph-Uwe DietrichResearch Manager GERMAN AEROSPACE CENTER

Johan GrönVP, Biogas Business UnitGASUM

Jens Elton AndersenCEOWINDSPACE

Gerhard MuggenManaging DirectorBTG-BTL

Morten SimonsenManagerEMMELEV

Ole HvelplundCEONATURE ENERGY

Camilo LopezSenior Manager Commercial ProjectsELECTROCHAEA

Monica NormarkHead of BiorefineryTechnologySEKAB

Johan IsakssonSpecialist Energy TechnologySÖDRA

Sebastian BlumDirector Sales EuropeM2p-labs Microbioreactors

Anil ThilstedCEOSPECTRO INLETS

Hans Peter SchmidManaging DirectorWS REFORMER

Jonas C. SvendsenCommercial ManagerNATURE ENERGY

John Cosmo DwelleHead of Sustainabilityand CertificationLANDWÄRME

Harm GrobrüggePresidentEUROPEAN BIOGASASSOCIATION

Francesco OmettoR&D ManagerSCANDINAVIAN BIOGAS

Havård WollanCEOBIOKRAFT

Peter BjerregaardMarket RegulationManagerE.ON

EXHIBITION When you will sponsor our summit you will showcase you your products and services in the networking area and will be able to hold meeting with leaders from the industry. The commercial aspect of the event will create you a perfect intimate environment for doing business.

SPONSOR Thorough the 2 days of the event you will get the best possible conditions to market and sell your product or expertise You will be introduced to the participants at the start of the event. You will receive the list of attendee to better prepare for the summit and carefully choose the exact companies you want to meet . And we will help you with this facilitating and organizing meetings.

AUDIENCE The delegates coming to the summit are carefully targeted attendees from major stakeholders from the industry. There are in most cases actual decision makers when it comes the companies they represent. This perfect set up will save you both time and money.

Frank RosagerCEODanish Biogas Association

22 September 2020 Conference Programme

08.00 REGISTRATION & COFFEE08.45 CHAIRMAN'S WELCOMING MESSAGE

Marta Yugo, CONCAWE09.00 Global development of biogas and biofuels- data, markets and policies

• Latest data on Biofuels and renewable development• International biofuel policy landscape• Challenges and opportunities for biofuels deployment

Speaker: Bharadwaj Kummamuru, World Bioenergy Association

09.30 Could low-Carbon Liquid fuels contributeto climate neutrality in the EU by 2050?

• Is there a role for liquid fuels in the future of transport?• Could these low-carbon technologies become an

industrial opportunity for the EU?• What is the required policy framework to enable these

technologies to be developed at scale?

Speaker: Alain Mathuren, Fuels Europe10.00 European markets outlook

• General market overview in European and globalcontext

• Uncertainties and opportunities in biogas market• Role of biogas in renewable Energy• Regional policy review, analysis on regulatory

framework

Speaker: Harm Grobrügge, EuropeanBiogas Association

10.30 MORNING REFRESHMENTS –NETWORKING BREAK

11.00 Gasum’s perspective on the Nordic biogasmarket.

• Our strategy in the Nordic gas market• Review of the Biogas Agenda drivers and status within

the countries• How we see the opportunities and challenges within

the Nordic gas ecosystem

Speaker: Johan Grön, Gasum11.30 How Nordic Blue Crude progresses

towards becoming the first producerat commercial scale Power to liquids

• Nordic Blue Crude position in the Nordic market• Plans for production development of „Blue Crude”• Where do we see opportunities?

Speaker: Gunnar Holen, Nordic Blue Crude12.00 Financing biogas and biofuels projects

• Financial framework for the implementation of biogas plants

• Current approach of funding infrastructures of biogas

• Overview of public and private financing sources & other financing tools

12.30 NETWORKING LUNCH13.30 European Green Deal’s Impact on EU

Biofuel Outlook (2020 – 2050)

• Regulatory biofuel demand drivers including RED II, FQD and national blending mandates

• Impact of European Green Deal and Covid-19 on the abovementioned

• Effect of changing base pools and feedstock limits on FAME, HVO, ethanol and biomethane markets

• Detailed quantitative supply and demand outlook for individual countries as well as European aggregate

Speaker: Cornelius Claeys, Stratas Advisors14.00 Liquefied biogas (LBG) – enabling green

trucking and green shipping

• Our experiences from operating the world’s largestproduction facility for LBG production

• LBG customer cases – trucking and shipping• Market status and further development of green

trucking and green shipping• The future of LBG

Speaker: Havård Wollan, Biokraft14.30 Creating new sources of non-fossil fuels

from waste• Recycling as a new source of fuel• Lessons learnt in the renewable Energy industry• Elysium Nordic – sustainable recycling of end-of-life

tires

Speaker: Jens Elton Andersen, WindSpace15.00 Biogas and Biofuels Trading Strategy

15.30 AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS –NETWORKING BREAK

16.00 Biogas – a fuel for a green and fast transition of the transport sector

• New Danish climate regulations• Challenges resulting from it• Sustainable road transport sector – Nature Energy’s

way

Speaker: Ole Hvelplund, Nature Energy16.30 Microbial Research – high-throughput

microfermentations• Screening• Bioprocess development• Online monitoring• Automated microfermentation

Speaker: Sebastian Blum, m2p-labs16.40 PANEL DISCUSSION: CO2 emissions/

Taxes/Funding+ Q&A17.00 CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS & DRINK

RECEPTION sponsored by:

23 September 2020 Conference ProgrammeFuture of Biofuels---STREAM I

08.50 CHAIRMAN'S WELCOME MESSAGE DAY 209.00 E-bio-fuel – overview and the success

stories• Overview – e-biofuel (advantages of combining P2X

and biofuel production)• Different paths - key

Speaker: Anne Krog Jensen, COWI09.30 Development of an effective biomass

fractionation & conversion technology• Short history (2005-2015) of the development of

biomass fractionation & conversion technologies by BIOeCON, KiOR and BiCHEM (Petrobras & BIOeCON): learnings

• Low temperaturę and severity solvent technologies: Ionic Liquids, Molten salts

• ZnCl2 hydrate solvent technology to dissolute and convert cellulose (G1)

• ZnCl2 hydrate solvent technology to produce HQ Nano cellulosic and lignin materials (G2)

• The path forward to profitable bio-refineries: materials, chemicals & fuels

Speaker: Paul O’Connor, CELLiCON

10.00 Case study

Speaker: Johan Isaksson, Södra

10.30 MORNING REFRESHMENTS –NETWORKING BREAK

11.00 Go green in Denmark• Our feedstock• How is our process?• What are our markets?• Where do we see challenges and opportunities

Speaker: Morten Simonsen, Emmelev

11.30 Case study

Speaker: Monica Normark, SEKAB12.00 How can CCU on biomass-fired power

and district heating plants work handin hand with bio-methane and greenpower. A new way of integrating biomassand PtX• CCSU – in general and especially with WtE and

Biomass to Energy• Utilization of CO2 and methane from biogas to

jetfuel, methanol and others• The benefits of heat integration from all sources:

CC, electrolysis, syntheses, etc.

Speaker: Erik C. Wormslev, NIRAS

12.30 NETWORKING LUNCH13.30 Case study of commercial pyrolisis plant

Empyro after 5 years operation.Speaker: Gerhard Muggen, BTG-BTL

14.00 The fast rise of sustainable marineBiofuels

• The key success factors that will lead up to this• The role of the cargo owner

Speaker: Dirk Kronemeijer, Goodfuels14.30 SS BioLNG Terminal & Future

Developments• Composition of BioLNG• Branding and quality control• Storage BioLNG plant• Business opportunities and future developments

Speaker: Simone Cavalli, Gas Cavalli15.00 Advanced Biofuels demand and supply

towards future sustainable Europe aviation.

• Future of biofuels in aviation• Techno-economic analysis of synthetic fuels

production• Drivers of sustainable synthetic jet fuels production

Speaker: Ralph-Uwe Dietrich, German Aerospace Center

15.30 AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS –NETWORKING BREAK

16.00 The Energy plant of the future• From CHP production to Combined Fuel,Heat & Power

production• Way to decarbonised transport sector

Speaker: Per Sune Koustrup, Nordic Green16.30 Meet Electrochaea: Providing Grid Scale

Renewable MethaneSpeaker: Camilo Lopez, Electrochaea

17.00 CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS

23 September 2020 Conference ProgrammeBiogas PowerON---STREAM II

08.50 CHAIRMAN'S WELCOME MESSAGE DAY 2Frank Rosager, Danish Biogas Association

09.00 Vision 2050+ The role of biomethane in decorbanized world

• Sustainable biomethane in a circular economydecarbonizes the world

• What are the next steps for biomethane?• Is biomethane going to be cost competitive? Hint: Yes• Connection between rural reas, urban areas and our

common future involving biomethane and ccs

Speaker: John Cosmo Dwelle, Landwärme

09.30 Industrial symbiosis for advancedanaerobic digestion processes

• Industrial symbiosis for efficient biogas production• The EffiSludge concept for low carbon footprint

industrial wastewater treatment• Nutrients recovery via anaerobic digestion• Biogas potential within the forestry sector: a case

study

Speaker: Francesco Ometto, Scandinavian Biogas

10.00 On-site steam reforming of biogas – the shortest path to green hydrogen

• Highlight the benefits of upgrading biogas intohydrogen for mobility

• Comparison of wheel-to-wheel efficiency with other routes to green hydrogen

• Evaluation and review of SMR technologies

Speaker: Hans Peter Schmid, WS Reformer

10.30 MORNING REFRESHMENTS –NETWORKING BREAK

11.00 Maturing biogas industry – reducing the unit costSpeaker: Jonas C. Svendsen, Nature Energy

11.30 Online analysis of dissolved gases directlyin bioreactor liquid using a commerciallyavailable mass spectrometerSpeaker: Anil Thilsted, Spectro Inlets

12.00 Power-to-X and the role of biogas

• A system perspective on P-to-X• The economics of biogas• Biogas and Energy system synergies

Speaker: Peter Bjerregaard, E.ON

12.30 NETWORKING LUNCH

13.30 Growth challenges, funding, partnerships• Future of gas mobility • Developing favorable conditions for wide

adaptation of biomethane production for transport• What are practical conditions of developing

biomethane as a fuel?• Removing road blocks in political & regulatory

framework conditions and further potential in Europe

14.00 Industrial scale biologicalmethanation• Learnings and insights

14.30 Latest data & case studies of biogas plants

15.00 Technological advancements in the anaerobic digestion/p2g

15.30 AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS –NETWORKING BREAK

16.00 Business development of biomethane and methanised gas

16.30

17.00 CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS

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