Biobased Events

Speakers and attendees at the Algae Biomass Summit will include national and international technologists, producers, scientists, investors, and policymakers. During the course of the event, leaders and attendees will discuss issues of critical importance to the emerging algae industry, including the commercial viability of algal production, current government and private initiatives, evolving technologies, processing concepts, life cycle analysis and venture/project finance. Last year's Algae Biomass Summit, held in San Diego, California, was attended by more than 700 stakeholders across the algae industry.

Now in its 5th year, EBEC has established itself as the UK's largest dedicated Bioenergy Exhibition. Drawing visitors from the UK, Europe and beyond through its media partners and strategic marketing campaigns, EBEC has a large reach. 2010 will be EBEC's 2nd year at Stoneleigh Park. The primary focus of the show is Biodiesel, Biogas, Biomass / Wood Energy and Fuel from Waste.

Biopolymers Symposium 2010 will offer a comprehensive overview of the biopolymers industry including sessions on: Where the industry is currently, trends and plans for the future, opportunities and challenges and presenting new case studies of biopolymers for packaging and consumer applications led by manufacturers, executives and brand owners; California initiatives in green chemistry and biopolymer use focusing on developments in waste and end of life programs, food ware, and green building materials; Developments on existing and emerging feedstocks; Technology developments; Regulations and industry standards; Waste stream, recycling and end of life; Innovations in materials; US and EU markets; Purchasing and procurement guidelines and green marketing and eco-labels.

Biomass South is the premier event establishing the South’s leadership position in the critical transformation of the global economy from a fossil fuel economy to a bio-based renewable resource economy. The basis of the bio-economy is the utilization of renewable biological raw materials called biomass – agricultural crops and forestry materials which can effectively harness solar energy – which can then serve as the building blocks to replace petroleum in many products such as biofuels, green chemicals, novel polymers, and many other materials.

Taking place in Atlanta, Georgia, November 2-4, 2010, the Southeast BIOMASS Conference & Expo will connect the area’s current and future producers of biomass-derived electricity, industrial heat and power, and advanced biofuels, with waste generators, aggregators, growers, municipal leaders, utility executives, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, investors and policy makers.

No other Texas renewable energy conference provides the nexus between all of the industry sectors, crucial government agencies and public institutions this conference affords. Anyone wanting to stay informed on the status and future prospects for Texas renewables and to shape valuable business-to-business alliances will find this the "can't miss" meeting of the year.

Taking place in Seattle, Washington, January 10-12, 2011, the Pacific West BIOMASS Conference & Expo will connect the area’s current and future producers of biomass-derived electricity, industrial heat and power, and advanced biofuels with waste generators, aggregators, growers, municipal leaders, utility executives, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, investors and policy makers.

BioPro Expo™ 2010 is a unique new cross-industry event that explores existing and emerging ways for transitioning a variety of biomass feedstocks into energy and biofuel. At BioPro Expo, suppliers of agricultural, municipal and wood wastes, as well as producers of dedicated energy crops and food processing facilities, will find the practical answers they need for capitalizing on biomass resources.

The 4th annual International BIOMASS Conference & Expo will take place May 3-5, 2011, at the America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri. This dynamic event – widely known as BIOMASS – unites industry professionals from all sectors of the world’s interconnected biomass utilization industries—biobased power, thermal energy, fuels and chemicals.