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March 8, 2016

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South-East European Exhibition on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

EXHIBITION

Date: 5-7 April 2016
Frequency: Annual
Sequence: 12th edition
Organizer: Via Expo
Venue: Sofia, Inter Expo Center
Working hours for visitors: 5 – 6 April: 10.00 – 18.00 h.; 7 April: 10.00 – 17.00 h.

The EE & RE Exhibition puts on display a great set of existing energy technologies and it is a starting point for the launch of innovative products. It facilitates the development of energy sector and encourages the large-scale usage of energy-saving solutions in South-East Europe.

The 2016 Edition at a Glance

Direct exhibitors from Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Portugal and the Netherlands. Finding distributors and launching new products are the main aim for them to take part.
For 7th year in a row there will be an Austrian Pavilion.
Innovative isolation systems, energy storage devices, energy-saving HVAC equipment, systems for renewable energy production, cogeneration, etc. will be among the exhibition highlights.

EE & RE 2015

Austrian Pavilion
Norwegian and Italian Group Participations were realized for the first time.
Visitors from 39 counties visited the Exhibition and the parallel events.
The products which captivated their interest were energy saving lighting, biogas installations and technologies, ‘made in Bulgaria’ PV systems which can be applied in dynamic city architecture, as well as in agriculture and road infrastructure, solar thermal system with patented safe-proof sun tracking mechanics, prototype of wind turbine with unique high efficiency, etc.

Post Event Report 2015

The opportunities and perspectives of the SE European market

Security of energy supply, fast climate change, strong economic and social benefits have prompted many countries in South-East Europe to diversify their energy mix and to reduce the import of fossil fuels, keeping money circulation within the regional economy.

The Region has a great potential for utilization of the renewables. Well-developed agriculture and forestry industries, availability of organic waste are a prerequisite for biogas, methane and biomass production. The decentralized solar electricity generation for heating and cooling is encouraging, too. A very perspective market segment is the realization of waste-to-energy projects through public private partnerships.

Countries with a sea outlet have the opportunity to drive forward the ‘blue energy’ sector and only 40% of the hydro energy sources is developed in SE Europe.

The energy systems transformation will need a new grid that combines capacity for high volume transfers and distribute energy with smart power management.

Investments for improvement of energy efficiency in private and public buildings as well as in industry are coming – the South-East European countries are developing also strategies for zero energy buildings.

The CO2 reduction in transport sector is the other priority issue and in the Region solutions for replacement of the fossil fuels with alternative low carbon fuels are sought. In terms of e-mobility, the South-East Europe is at its early stage and governments are going to stimulate this emerging industry. According a recently research at the end of 2014 in Bulgaria there were registered 497 electric vehicles – 36% more than the previous year and 1031 hybrid vehicles – 61 % more than 2013.

Contact:

Maya Kristeva: +359 (32) 960 011, 966 813
[email protected]

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January 28, 2016

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2ND ANNUAL ALBANIA OIL & GAS 2016 SUMMIT 16-17 March 2016 | Tirana, Albania

Officially endorsed and with the full support of the Ministry, the Summit is the only event focusing on Albania’s oil and gas Industry

With the largest operating onshore oilfield in Europe, the Summit will host discussions with focus on all available blocks for licensing and Albania’s current licensing stage

Insights on Ministerial requirements from an investing company and terms of cooperation

Get important information on how to conduct and operate business in Albania, as well as how to overcome any challenges around the Albanian multi-layered geography

Meet with key Albanian decision makers and create networks with some of the most influential and active companies in the field that manage key aspects of the exploration, production and refineries in Albania

Insightful analysis of the Albanian legal framework and regulations in addition to future changes, to prepare you on how to make the most out of your future ventures in the country

October 28, 2015

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24th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) in Amsterdam

The European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) is a world class annual event which, since 1980, is held at different venues throughout Europe.

The EUBCE covers the entire value chain of biomass to conduct business, network, and to present and discuss the latest developments and innovations, the vision is to educate the biomass community and to accelerate growth.

The EUBCE will host a dynamic international Exhibition for companies and research labs to showcase their latest products and bringing scientists, technologists and key players together with leading Biomass industries and organizations.

Message from the Technical Programme Chairman

Dr. David Baxter
European Commission, DG JRC
Institute for Energy and Transport – IET

Dear Participant of the 24th European Biomass Conference

On behalf of the scientific and industry committee, it is a great pleasure to invite you to be part of the 24th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE). The conference has a great tradition extending over the last 30 years addressing topics from biomass itself, to conversion processes for biofuels, bioenergy and biorefineries, to industrial applications of research results and to political policies and impacts on the environment. Since the 22nd EUBCE we have fully integrated industry presentations into the core programme in order to showcase deployment of the very many innovative technologies that have emerged over recent years. At the 23rd EUBCE we dedicated a clear place in the programme to highlight roles for integration of biomass and bioenergy in developing energy supply infrastructures.

There is a pressing need for renewable energy growth to meet political targets for 2020 and beyond. There is an even more pressing need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions if a two degree centigrade global temperature rise above the preindustrial average is not to be exceeded. All uses of biomass need to be carefully considered. This means that biomass use must be environmentally sustainable and that genuine savings of greenhouse gas emissions are achieved when fossil-based products, energy and fuels are replaced. Most significant is that industry is able to achieve both environmental and economic sustainability when scientific discoveries are integrated into industrial concepts and deployed at commercial scale.

Growth of renewables in the energy sector, particularly of solar and wind energy, presents substantial challenges in terms of balancing energy supply with energy demand. Biomass and bioenergy are starting to play a significant role in the development of systems that can provide stable energy supply that closely matches demand. It is already obvious that individual renewable energy sectors cannot develop in isolation because each has an impact on others in the supply of energy. The 24th EUBCE in 2016 will continue to address all aspects that relate to biomass and bioenergy, not least the role of biomass in the emerging bioeconomy.

There will continue to be a strong focus on interactions between researchers, industry and policy makers for all branches of biomass, bioenergy biomaterials and biochemicals that are contributing to an emerging low carbon society. We still need to focus on how scientific innovations can be more efficiently exploited, what are the needs of the cutting edge industries leading the way with scaling up of technologies, what are the research priorities in the minds of industry and policy makers and how can environmental sustainability be maintained and simultaneously economic sustainability achieved.

The exhibition will continue to provide a platform for interaction. There will of course be plenty of opportunities for organisations, projects and consortia to hold side events (meetings, seminars and workshops) on the conference site.

The call for abstracts is open until October 30th 2015. Please have a close look at the Topics in the programme and see how you can best contribute to the closer interaction whether you are a researcher, an industry person or a policy maker working with biomass. We look forward to assembling an exciting and rewarding programme for Amsterdam in 2016.

David Baxter

Technical Programme Chairman
European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Energy and Transport

Balkans, Black Sea & the Adriatic Oil & Gas 2015 Summit

August 20, 2015

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Black Sea and East Mediterranean 2015 – licensing rounds and tenders

Media Parter: Black Sea 13.06.2015


	Dear Sir/Madam,
	Black Sea and East Mediterranean – licensing rounds and tenders
	Executives from 11 key countries, represented through national oil companies or ministerial speakers from Greece, Cyprus, Israel, Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Romania, Georgia, Russia and Albania will be speaking about licensing rounds, tenders and new opportunities at the Global Oil&Gas Black Sea and Mediterranean Conference and Exhibition, taking place on 23 – 24 September 2015 in Athens, Greece. > Register as a delegate > Complimentary visitor registration to the exhibition is now open > View the conference programme Black Sea and Mediterranean licensing rounds and tender guide There are 20 blocks available in Greece’s second international licensing round for blocks in the Ionian and Mediterranean seas. There is also a pre-qualification tender out to supply gas compressors in Greece and Albania. A pre-qualification tender for EPCI works on the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline’s offshore section between Albania and Italy is on offer, for a 105 km stretch of 36 inch pipeline. The tender also includes landfall civil works in Albania. EU cash is coming to Bulgaria. The European Commission approved a €150 million package on July 14 that will fund expansion of the Chiren gas storage facility. New legislation is being worked on to improve Lebanon’s tax policy regarding oil and gas exploration. This is expected to pass through parliament this year. Cyprus is looking towards LNG imports in the short-term. The government is at late-stage negotiations with a number of bidders over an LNG supply deal – a decision should be made by the end of August. > Register as a delegate To register, click here. Alternatively for more information, please contact me. Remember to inform your colleagues that complimentary visitor registration to the exhibition is also now open. Kind regards,
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July 21, 2015

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Croatia – Expect Oil & Gas Developments Soon

Global Summits organiser, IRN is delighted to announce that the 4th Balkans Oil & Gas Summit will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

This year’s event, originally to be held in Athens, Greece, will now be hosted in Dubrovnik, Croatia with the full support of the Croatian Ministry of Economy and the Croatian Hydrocarbon Agency to bring to the Summit’s delegation a highly valuable Balkans Summit on 23rd-25th September 2015.

The 4th Balkans Oil & Gas Summit will also be held under the endorsement of the Ministry of Energy and Industry of Albania, the Ministry of Economy of Montenegro and the Federal Ministry of Energy, Mining and Industry of Bosnia-Herzegovina with Government Officials joining from all over the Balkans region.

Croatia has been attending and supporting the senior level meeting since its origination in 2012. Here’s what Alen Leveric, Deputy Minister of Economy said about the Balkans Oil & Gas Summit;
“Since 2012, we had the unique opportunity to annually report and promote all development stages of one of the most important Croatian strategic projects – exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons (onshore and offshore).
In June 2015, Croatian government published that three companies (Vermilion Zagreb Exploration, INA and Oando PLC) will share six licences to explore for oil and gas in Croatia’s northern Drava river basin and in the east of the country.
In January 2015, Croatia awarded 10 offshore oil and gas exploration licences for drilling in the Adriatic. Seven licences went to a consortium of Marathon Oil and OMV, two to INA and one to a consortium of ENI and Medoilgas.
With this in mind, Croatia is definitely on their way of becoming an energy leader in the south-eastern Europe.” Alen Leveric, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Economy, Croatia

Many international and national oil companies have already confirmed their participation in the Summit with the organisers expecting the attendance of 200 senior level executives.

Highlights of last year’s Summit can be viewed at the official YouTube Channel of the organiser, https://www.youtube.com/user/irnInternational.

More information about the Summit is available on the website: www.balkanssummit.com and released bimonthly in the Summit’s newsletter to which someone can subscribe here.

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NOTES TO THE EDITOR
• The 4th Balkans Oil & Gas 2015 Summit will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia on 23rd-24th September 2015.
• The Summit is organised by International Research Networks, a leading business intelligence group, transmitting information through highly topical Conferences, Summits, Meetings and Reports. To find out more please visit www.irn-international.com
• For all media and press enquiries please contact Xenia Sapanidi at [email protected], +44 (0) 207 111 1615.

July 6, 2015

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Global Oil&Gas Black Sea and Mediterranean 2015 – Programme

Programme overview

Day 1: Wednesday 23rd September 2015

Chairman’s Welcome & Introductions

Costis Stambolis, Chairman, The Institute for Energy in South East Europe (IENE)

Host Government Ministerial Address

SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE ENERGY OVERVIEW:

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS: “The Commercial and Strategic Landscape of Upstream Development in South Eastern Europe”

Latest expert market analysis of both Black Sea and Mediterranean energy landscapes
Upstream developments, opportunities and progress in key projects
Future prospects and next licensing rounds – where, when, what?
The potential role for South Eastern European energy to supply the region, and beyond into Eurasia and the European Union

FOCUS ON: THE BLACK SEA

“Clarifying the Key Challenges to Stakeholders and Operators Prospecting the Black Sea Region”
“A Renaissance for Black Sea Developments? The Romanian Domino Gas Field”

What are the prospects for this region offshore Romania?
Technical challenges of drilling and developing Domino and others including Pelican South, Neptun and Dolphin
Challenges for deepwater and subsea production in this region of the Black Sea
Getting the gas to local markets – project proposals and delivery examined

Speakers:

(Session Chairman) Andrew Costin, President, Petroleum Club of Romania

Dragos Ionut Neagu, Head of Engineering & Fabrication Department Managing Director, Marine Offshore Consultants

Dimitra Schina, First Secretary for Economic and Commercial Affairs, Office for Economic and Commercial Affairs of the Greek Embassy, Bucharest

The New Royalties System in Romania and What it Means for the Industry

Ramona Volciuc-Ionescu, Partner, VOLCIUC-IONESCU SCA
“The Turkish Black Sea: Positive Opportunities in E&P beyond 2015”

What are the latest opportunities in this specific region?
Challenges of ultra deepwater drilling
What is Turkey’s ambition for developing Black Sea resources?
Which plays are most likely to produce hydrocarbons?

Speaker

Mustafa Sezgin, Group Head, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey

Modern Challenges for Offshore Oil&Gas Companies

Main business risks of oil and gas offshore exploration and production
Challenges for Russian oil and gas offshore exploration and production developments
‘Chernomorneftegaz’ history and development

Speaker:

Andrey Palyura, Leading Engineer, State Unitary Enterprise Of Crimean Republic “Chernomorneftegaz”

“Developments in the Bulgarian Black Sea – Project and Drilling Updates and Findings”

Latest updates from Silistar, Teresand Han Aspurah blocks licensing rounds
Development of the Bulgarian Black sea Shelf and EEZ examined
Future opportunities in licensing and activity onshore and offshore discussed

PANEL DEBATE: “The Challenges of Ultra-Deepwater: Can Black Sea become the next Caspian or North Sea?”

Potential for development of region into major global energy producer
Future prospects for Georgia, Ukraine and Russian Black Sea regions?
Technical challenges – Seismic, Data, Logging, Reservoir Simulation, Analysis
Cooperation and transparency between host developers and international operators and services providers

Speaker:

Arve K. Thorsen, Product Line Manager LWD / FE, Baker Hughes

Evaluation of Geological Conditions In Discovery of Hydrocarbon Fields in Georgia’s Offshore Region

Geological, geophysical (mostly seismic) and drilling activities in West Georgia and its offshore part
Petroleum systems working in the sedimentary cover of the East Black Sea Basin and its eastern onshore prolongation (Rioni Basin)
The various hydrocarbon bearing formations and types of leads and prospects in Georgian offshore fields

Speaker:

Soso Gudushauri, Chief Geologist, Georgian Oil & Gas Corporation
Chairman’s Review of Day with Open Floor Q&A

Day 2: Thursday 24th September 2015

Chairman’s Welcome & Review of Day 2

Costis Stambolis, Chairman, The Institute for Energy in South East Europe (IENE)

FOCUS ON: THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN

“Overview of the East Mediterranean Landscape – Game-Changing Possibilities and Growth to Drive Energy Self-Sufficiency for the Region”

Speakers:

Charles Ellinas, Chief Executive Officer, Cyprus Natural Hydrocarbons Company

Mehmet Sunnet- Cioglu, Senior Expert Petroleum Engineer, Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO)

Dr. Naji Abi Aad, Chief Operating Officer, Petroleb

Michael Gardosh, Head of Geology and Geophysics Department, Israeli Ministry of National Infrastructures, Energy and Water Resources

Wissam Chbat, Board Member- Head of Geology and Geophysics Department, Petroleum Administration, Lebanon
“The Levant Basin: The Tamar and Leviathan Discoveries, Progress to 2020”

Latest developments on two of the world’s largest offshore gas discoveries in history
Technical challenges of subsea environment: 5 subsea wells, world’s longest subsea tieback (150km in 5500ft water depth)
Developing and connecting multiple assets – rich pickings, testing operational conditions
Getting the gas to markets – regional export opportunities to Egypt, Jordan and Turkey
Noble & partners share latest project developments – will supply get to market by 2017?
What are the export options and when do these expect to start up?
Floating LNG opportunities and feasibility: Pre-FEED confirms viability

Speakers:

Chris Schenk, Task Director, U.S. Geological Survey

Solon Kassinis, Chairman, Kassinis International Consulting Company

“North African & Southern Mediterranean: Future Prospects for E&P”

Speaker:

Dr. Rabia Hunky, Senior Specialist Reservoir Engineering, National Oil Corporation Libya

Abed Ezz Elregal, Chairman of the Board, Gulf of Petroleum Company
FOCUS ON GREECE: “The Aegean & Ionian Seas: Opportunities, Projects and Growth”

Latest opportunities in Aegean & Ionian Blocks: the next licensing round examined
Why offshore Greece? Understanding the opportunities and challenges to operators

Speakers:

Dr Sofia Stamataki, President, Hellenic Hydrocarbons Resources Management SA, Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, Greece

Mathios Rigas, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Energean Oil & Gas

Konstantinos Nikolaou, Petroleum Geologist and Member of the Board of Directors, IENE

Ioannis Gregoriou, Mining Engineer and Geophysicist & Director of Hydrocarbons Research and Production Department, Hellenic Petroleum

FLNG Options, Economics and Opportunities

Speaker:

Richard Whitehead, Vice President, Global LNG Business, DNV
Natural Gas & LNG Supply, Transmission & Shipping: Getting New Hydrocarbons to Markets

Natural gas transmission in SE Europe and the South Corridor: Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP), Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) – is this the future post-Nabucco?
The potential role of LNG, Floating LNG, CNG, in shipping, and in gas storage infrastructure
Connecting markets: what are the most viable options for improved South Eastern European energy procurement?
Land vs. Sea – A dilemma for East Mediterranean gas supply

Speakers:

Dimitrios Manolis, Deputy Head – International Activities, DEPA

Tor-Ivar Guttulsrød, Director FLNG, American Bureau of Shipping
FOCUS ON NORTH MEDITERRANEAN: Panel Debate – “West Balkans and Adriatic Sea: New Frontiers and Development Prospects”

What are the prospects for hydrocarbons discoveries and developments within the region including Croatia, Montenegro, Albania and Serbia?
Examining the current investment and fiscal climate – what can Adriatic and Balkan countries do to best attract upstream interest from operators?
Who is currently developing new upstream resources and how can the European Union best cooperate to help integrate new supply into energy infrastructure?

Speakers:

(Moderator) MiranMaćešić, Managing Partner, Maćešić and Partners

David French, Chief Executive Officer, Bankers Petroleum

Ilia Gjermani, Head, Regulatory & Management, Petroleum Sector, Ministry of Economy, Trade & Energy, Albania

Endri Puka, Chief Executive Officer, Albpetrol

Chairman’s Closing Summary with Open Floor Q&A

Costis Stambolis, Chairman, The Institute for Energy in South East Europe (IENE)

For more information about the programme, please contact Harry Sumter on [email protected]

June 24, 2015

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Global Oil&Gas: Black Sea & Mediterranean Exhibition and Conference 2015


	Dear Member,
	Maximising upstream prospects in Black Sea and Mediterranean oil and gas projects
	The new Global Oil&Gas Black Sea and Mediterranean Oil and Gas Conference programme is now available to view here. The event will take place on 23 &#45 24 September 2015 in Athens, Greece. Supported by the Greek Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, 5 Ministries of Energy, 6 national oil and gas companies and 28 speakers from Greece, Turkey, Albania, Cyprus, Georgia, Crimea, Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, plus others will be presenting at this event. > Register now Key speakers include: Mehmet Sunnet-Cioglu, Senior Expert Petroleum Engineer, Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) Mathios Rigas, Managing Director, Energean Oil & Gas David French, Chief Executive Officer, Bankers Petroleum Michael Gardosh, Head of Geology and Geophysics Department, Israeli Ministry of National Infrastructures, Energy and Water Resources Wissam Chbat, Board Member, Head of Geology and Geophysics Department, Petroleum Administration, Lebanon Dr Sofia Stamataki, President, Hellenic Hydrocarbons Resources Management SA, Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, Greece Arve K. Thorsen, Product Line Manager LWD / FE, Baker Hughes Soso Gudushauri, Chief Geologist, Georgian Oil & Gas Corporation Ioannis Gregoriou, Mining Engineer and Geophysicist & Director of Hydrocarbons Research and Production Department, Hellenic Petroleum Dimitrios Manolis, Deputy Head International Activities, DEPA Tor-Ivar Guttulsrød, Director FLNG, American Bureau of Shipping Plus many others > View the full speakers list > Visit the website > Become a sponsor or exhibitor The conference programme will focus on: Understanding the commercial and strategic landscape in these two emerging regions Future prospects and upcoming licensing rounds The fundamental obstacles to overcome when developing deep and ultra-deepwater assets Technological challenges facing operators and upstream contractors Monetising and delivering hydrocarbons successfully to market: Infrastructure, pipelines, LNG and CNG Examination of the upstream prospects within the South-Eastern European energy corridor Register now. Remember, we also offer group booking discounts. For more information, please contact me. Kind regards,
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April 30, 2015

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Building Together Italia ed Albania Seminari e B2B – May 13/14

ICE – Agjencia për promovimin dhe ndërkombëtarizimin e sipërmarjeve italiane, seksion i Ambasadës Italiane, në bashkëpunim me ANCE (Shoqata Italiane e Ndërtuesve) dhe Ambasadën Italiane, organizon në Tiranë takime biznesi b2b në datën 14 Maj 2015, Hotel Rogner – Salla Apollonia, nga ora 14:30 në 19:00.

Do të jenë të pranishme kompani italiane në sektorët:

Ndërtim dhe Infrastrukturë
Energji (prodhim, menaxhim dhe ndërtim)
Mjedis (projektim, prodhim, ndërtim, shërbime)

Ju ftojmë të merrni pjesë dhe të prenotoni axhendën tuaj të takimeve të biznesit b2b nëpërmjet konsultimit të katalogut.
Për një organizim sa më të mirë të axhendës së takimeve, jeni të lutur të regjistroheni brenda datës 9 maj 2015.
Ju mirëpresim!

Gabriella Lombardi
Drejtor

http://www.buildingtogethertirana.it/

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April 1, 2015

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European Biomass Conference and Exhibition 2015

European Biomass Conference and Exhibition 2015

Who will be there?
What will the conference cover?
Register now and save up to 20%
EUBCE 2015 Conference Dinner

Who will be there?

Vienna will welcome the world’s biomass leading experts and decision makers from + 800 global organisations from more than 65 countries to discuss today’s challenges and show the way ahead for the biomass sector at the 23rd European Biomass Conference and Exhibition.

Over this four-day event, we will bring together more than 1500 international decision-makers from research, industry, institutions and politics who will present the current innovations in the biomass field.

Keynote speakers include:

Vladimír Šucha Director General, European Commission, DG JRC		Elisabeth Köstinger European Parliament
Marko Janhunen Vice President, Stakeholder Relations, UPM Biorefining Finland		Franck Dumeignil Lille University, Unit of Catalysis and Solid State Chemistry, France
Benoît Gabrielle INRA – AgroParisTech, EcoSys, France		Andreas Hornung Fraunhofer-Institut UMSICHT, Institute Branch Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Germany
Lars Jürgensen Aalborg University Esbjerg, Energy Technology Dpt., Denmark		Iris Lewandowski University of Hohenheim, Biobased Products and Energy Crops Dpt., Germany
Anja Oasmaa VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland		Luc Pelkmans VITO, Separation & Conversion Processes, Belgium
Andreas Uihlein European Commission, DG JRC, The Netherlands		Bert Van De Beld BTG Biomass Technology Group, The Netherlands
Bram Van Der Drift Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands, Bio Energy Dpt., The Netherlands

Global Delegates

1500 + global delegates ranging from industry, research, finance and politics to researchers, engineers, technologists and stakeholders from scientific organisations and renewable energy groups will participate in EUBCE 2015. Showcase your company.

Exhibitors
Equipment producers, distributors, feedstock suppliers, energy plant manufacturers, service providers, research Institutes, project developers and associations will showcase their products and expertise at this dedicated BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS platform. See Exhibitors and Floor Plan.

Visitors
Qualified visitors with decision making responsibilities.

Press and Media
More than 30 specialised media will be covering the conference.

What will the conference cover?

At this pivotal point for the global energy sector, the conference is designed to provide a platform for knowledge exchange on the latest scientific results, developments in policies and industrial progress of this global energy technology.

The conference will address the major challenges that the biomass community is facing today, including the sustainability of supplies, the role of biomass as a source in integrated energy systems, the development and application of new technologies as well as the progress towards a comprehensive global energy mix.

Knowledge exchange is essential to find answers to the questions of the current debate on biomass exploitation. The following topics and more will form the basis of the plenaries, orals and posters of the Conference Programme.
-What needs to be done in order to ensure that biomass can increase its position in the global energy mix?
-How can all branches of biomass, bioenergy, biomaterials and biochemicals contribute to an emerging low carbon economy?
-How can we best plan and design bioenergy processes in order to effectively fit into developing power grids that are increasingly fed with variable supplies from wind and solar?
-What are the plans of the major international energy companies and the new technology pioneers?
-How do we make best use and reuse of biomass resources in Europe and globally?
-How will we ensure the sustainable use of our resources?

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Side Events, Workshops and Projects Meetings
In addition to the Conference Programme, a series of side events and workshops addressing global stakeholders from industry, research, finance and politics will be organised in the EUBCE frame work.
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January 29, 2015

by AEA in Events, News

Exhibition & Conference for SEE on Emergency ‘Save the Life’

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Discounted Attendance Fees till 9th Feb.

‘Save the Life’

Exhibition & Conference for SE Europe on Emergency, Rescue-, Safety Management and Control

Date: 11 – 13 March 2015
Frequency: Annual
Organizer: Via Expo
Venue: Inter Expo Center, Sofia, Bulgaria

Due to the increasing climate variability and more frequent industrial accidents over the last few years, the issues like emergency, rescue-, safety- management and control attain extreme significance for the Region of South-East Europe. These topics will be considered as a NEW SECTION in the SE European Environmental Exhibitions & Forum that will be held in 2015 from 11 to 13 March in Sofia, Bulgaria.

The objectives of ‘Save the Life’ are to increase the awareness of the international disaster experience and to transfer the knowledge of international response systems and coordination mechanisms. It will help for better teamwork capability in the rescue teams and sharing the existing know-how. South-East Europe felt nearly all types of natural disasters in the last years. They have cross border effects and can potentially threaten entire areas in neighboring countries.

The invited visitors will be experts in the field of emergency management: infrastructure operators, senior managers and decision makers from anti-fire departments, disaster-relief, rescue, military and government organizations as well as private security service providers, municipality and business leaders.

The concept of disaster financing will be also discussed. The society demand for information on natural hazard risks has grown explosively in recent years.

The event scope includes:

Emergency Management and Control