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Biogas & Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)

Biogas and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) are emerging as sustainable solutions for energy and environmental challenges, turning organic waste into valuable resources. Both forms of gas are derived from the breakdown of organic materials, but they differ in production processes and applications.

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Sustainable Resources

"Sustainable resources" refer to materials, energy sources, and practices that meet current needs without depleting or permanently damaging the environment. These resources are essential for promoting environmental health, economic stability, and social equity.

Key Focus Topics:

Sustainable Agriculture
Water Management
Waste Management
Biodiversity Conservation
Aquatic Waste Streams
Oil and Chemical Extraction

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Municipal and industrial waste

Municipal and industrial waste management is a critical aspect of sustainability, as it directly impacts environmental health, public safety, and resource conservation. Here’s an overview of these two types of waste, their sources, impacts, and sustainable management practices

Key Focus Topics:

Biowaste From MSW
Use Of Pulp and Paper Waste
Household And Industrial Organic Materials
Municipal And Industrial Feedstock
Domestic And Industrial Waste for Bioenergy
Industrial Byproducts for Biomass

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Environmental and Climate impacts

The environmental and climate impacts of human activities have become increasingly evident, with effects that span ecosystems, weather patterns, and global temperatures.

Key Focus Topics:

Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Water Use and Quality
Soil Degradation
Land Use and Biodiversity Loss
Carbon Footprinting
Life Cycle Assessment

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Biomass policies

Biomass policies are frameworks and regulations set by governments and organizations to encourage the sustainable use of biomass as an energy source. Biomass, which includes organic materials like plant matter, agricultural residues, and waste, is a renewable source that can be used for generating electricity, heat, and biofuels. Proper policies ensure that biomass is sourced and used sustainably to benefit both the environment and the economy.

Key Focus Topics:

Rural development
Policies for circular economy
Agriculture development
Challenges in LULUCF Policy Implementation
low–carbon economy
Bio-based products into the chemical industry

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Biomass integration

Biomass integration refers to incorporating biomass energy sources into existing energy systems and industries to optimize renewable energy use, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance energy security. Integrated approaches leverage biomass as a complement to other renewable resources (like wind and solar), enabling a more resilient and sustainable energy network.

Key Focus Topics:

Hydrogen Production and Use
Biogas and Biomethane
Carbon Capture and Storage
Biomass for Heating and Cooling Grids
Renewable Energy Sources and Technologies
Energy Storage and Gas Grid Balancing

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Biomass Usage in Biorefineries

Biorefineries are facilities that process biomass into a range of valuable products, including biofuels, biochemicals, biomaterials, and bioenergy. They are analogous to traditional petroleum refineries, but instead of fossil fuels, biorefineries use renewable biomass resources. Biomass usage in biorefineries is central to advancing a circular bioeconomy, which aims to minimize waste and utilize renewable resources.

Key Focus Topics:

biorefinery for bio-based products, energy and fuels
Biochemical and Thermochemical process
Sustainability Assessment of Biomass
Biochemical processes of biomass to fuels and energy
Bioplastics and animal feed from the residual biomass.
Integrated Biorefineries

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Bio-based products

Bio-based products are made from renewable biomass resources, such as plants, agricultural residues, and organic waste, and provide a sustainable alternative to products traditionally derived from petroleum. These products are integral to the bioeconomy, focusing on reducing fossil fuel dependency, minimizing environmental impact, and supporting sustainable industries. Bio-based products range widely, encompassing everyday items, industrial materials, and innovative chemicals used across sectors.

Key Focus Topics:

Biofuels
Biochemicals
Bioplastics
Bio-Based Composites
Bio-Based Pharmaceuticals
Bio-Based Agricultural Products

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Biomass Conversion for Bioenergy

Biomass conversion for bioenergy is the process of transforming organic matter into energy sources like heat, electricity, and biofuels. This conversion harnesses renewable biomass—derived from plants, agricultural residues, forestry waste, and organic by-products—and is a key component of sustainable energy strategies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting energy security. Biomass conversion technologies are diverse and can produce a range of bioenergy types depending on the feedstock and methods used.

Key Focus Topics:

Biomass pre-treatment
Advanced biomass combustion
Combined Heat and Power
Polygeneration
synthesis gas production
Anaerobic Digestion

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Pyrolysis

Pyrolysis is a thermochemical process where biomass or organic materials are decomposed by heating in an oxygen-free or low-oxygen environment. This process breaks down complex organic materials, like wood, agricultural residues, and municipal waste, into simpler compounds. Pyrolysis is versatile and can produce multiple products, including bio-oil (a liquid fuel), biochar (a carbon-rich solid), and syngas (a combustible gas). This method is an effective way to convert biomass into bioenergy and bio-based materials, with applications in energy generation, soil enhancement, and sustainable chemical production.

Key Focus Topics:

Bio-oil purification
Energy balance
Techno-economic analysis
liquid bioenergy
Fundamental studies
Technology advances

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Hydrothermal Processing

Hydrothermal processing (HTP) is a method of converting biomass into valuable biofuels, chemicals, and other products using water at high temperature and pressure. This process utilizes the unique properties of water at elevated temperatures (above 100°C) and pressures (up to several hundred atmospheres), which enables the breakdown of complex organic materials, such as lignocellulosic biomass, into simpler compounds. Hydrothermal processing is particularly advantageous for feedstocks that are difficult to process with traditional methods, such as wet, high-moisture biomass or waste materials.

Key Focus Topics:

water gasification
hydrothermal carbonization
Biocrude production
Energy balance
Advances in hydrothermal liquefaction
Benefits and Challenges of Hydrothermal Processing

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Biofuels

Biofuels are renewable energy sources derived from organic materials such as plants, algae, and waste. They serve as an eco-friendly alternative to fossil fuels, helping to lower greenhouse gas emissions, combat climate change, and enhance energy security. Biofuels can replace traditional petroleum-based fuels in transportation, heating, and electricity generation. Different types of biofuels are produced from diverse feedstocks using various processes, each tailored for specific applications.

Key Focus Topics:

biofuels for Road, Aviation and Maritime Sectors
Oil-based fuels
lignocellulosic Biomass
Biochemical routes for alcohols
Renewable hydrocarbon biofuels
Synthetic fuels from biomass

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Bio-based chemicals and polymers

Bio-based chemicals and polymers are sustainable alternatives to traditional petrochemical-based products. These bio-based materials are derived from renewable biological resources, such as plants, agricultural residues, or algae, rather than from fossil fuels. As part of the growing bioeconomy, bio-based chemicals and polymers offer environmental benefits by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, energy consumption, and waste generation, all while supporting the transition to a circular economy.

Key Focus Topics:

Fine Chemicals from Sugar and Oil Platforms
Synthesis Gas
Chemicals and Materials from Biomass
Fuel Production into Bio-Based Refineries
Process Integration
Co-Production Options and Economics

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Sustainable Biomass Production

Sustainable biomass production involves the cultivation and harvesting of biomass resources in a way that meets current energy and material needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Biomass is organic material derived from plants, animals, and microorganisms that can be used for bioenergy production (e.g., biofuels, biogas) and the manufacturing of bio-based chemicals and materials. Sustainable biomass production ensures that the process minimizes environmental impact, supports biodiversity, and avoids negative social consequences.

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Biomethane Production

Biomethane production refers to the process of producing methane (CH₄) from organic materials through biological processes, typically anaerobic digestion, which occurs in the absence of oxygen. Biomethane is a renewable energy source and is considered a clean alternative to natural gas, used for heating, electricity generation, and as a vehicle fuel (bio-CNG). The production of biomethane plays a crucial role in the circular economy by converting waste and agricultural residues into valuable energy while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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Thermochemical Biomass Conversion

Thermochemical biomass conversion is a set of processes that use heat to convert biomass into valuable energy products like biofuels, gases, and chemicals. These processes are central to many bioenergy applications, as they can process a wide range of feedstocks, including wood, agricultural residues, and waste biomass. Thermochemical conversion methods break down biomass by applying heat in the presence or absence of oxygen, producing fuels that can be used for power generation, transportation, and industrial processes.

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Biological Biomass Conversion

Biological biomass conversion refers to the use of biological processes, such as fermentation and enzymatic hydrolysis, to convert biomass into valuable biofuels, chemicals, and other bioproducts. Unlike thermochemical conversion, which relies on heat, biological processes utilize microorganisms (e.g., bacteria, yeast, and fungi) or enzymes to break down complex organic materials in biomass into simpler molecules, which can then be processed into usable products. Biological conversion is often more selective and can be more efficient for certain types of feedstocks, particularly those that are high in carbohydrates, like plant-based biomass.

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Biomass Power & Thermal

Biomass power and thermal energy are vital components of renewable energy solutions, harnessing organic materials—such as agricultural residues, wood, and energy crops—to produce heat and electricity. Unlike fossil fuels, biomass offers a sustainable alternative that can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions while supporting energy security and rural economies.

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Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) represents a transformative approach to reducing aviation's environmental footprint, offering a cleaner, more sustainable alternative to traditional jet fuel. Derived from renewable resources like agricultural residues, municipal waste, and even algae, SAF significantly cuts greenhouse gas emissions and promotes circularity within the aviation sector.

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Boiler Technology

Boiler technology in biomass involves using biological materials like wood, agricultural residues, or other organic waste as fuel to generate heat or power. Biomass boilers can be used for various applications, from heating residential spaces to industrial-scale power generation, offering a renewable and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.

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September 25-26, 2025NH Vienna Airport Conference Center, Vienna, Austria

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Biogas & Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)

Biogas & Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)

Sustainable Resources

Sustainable Resources

Municipal and industrial waste

Municipal and industrial waste

Environmental and Climate impacts

Environmental and Climate impacts

Biomass policies

Biomass policies

Biomass integration

Biomass integration

Biomass Usage in Biorefineries

Biomass Usage in Biorefineries

Bio-based products

Bio-based products

Biomass Conversion for Bioenergy

Biomass Conversion for Bioenergy

Pyrolysis

Pyrolysis

Hydrothermal Processing

Hydrothermal Processing

Biofuels

Biofuels

Bio-based chemicals and polymers

Bio-based chemicals and polymers

Sustainable Biomass Production

Sustainable Biomass Production

Biomethane Production

Biomethane Production

Thermochemical Biomass Conversion

Thermochemical Biomass Conversion

Biological Biomass Conversion

Biological Biomass Conversion

Biomass Power & Thermal

Biomass Power & Thermal

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

Boiler Technology

Boiler Technology

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