15 June 2018
Furthermore it featured 811 presentations representing the work of more than 3,000 authors and co-authors and fulfilled over 156 matchmaking requests. In addition to the scientific content, the EUBCE included an international Exhibition gathering companies from 14 countries and a technical tour to a biogas plant.
This year EUBCE also had a remarkable social media coverage, with over 136,900 twitter impressions throughout the week.
Sustainable bioenergy is essential to achieve a two degrees scenario but it is growing too slow, Adam Brown, IEA, Senior Energy Analyst, said speaking at the closing session. We have a portfolio of technologies that work and there is no shortage of biomass as feedstock at least for now, so biomass feedstock is not a barrier to progress, he added. Policy is key to deployment, now we have an up-to-date experience that should allow us to identify the best practice in policy making based on international experience. We need more engagement with development agencies and international funding institutions to build capacity and to internationalise the use of sustainable bioenergy.
The next edition of EUBCE will be held in Portugal, an emerging market for bioenergy.
http://www.eubce.com/
EUBCE: The world of biomass met in Copenhagen
The 26th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) ended on 17th May 2018 and confirmed once more its role of world leading platform for biomass science and industry. The event attracted 1375 participants from 65 countries.
 Photo: European Biomass Conference/flickr-CC BY-NC-ND 2.0Technical Tour: On May 18th a limited number of conference attendees received the opportunity to visit a biomass plant |
This year EUBCE also had a remarkable social media coverage, with over 136,900 twitter impressions throughout the week.
Sustainable bioenergy is essential to achieve a two degrees scenario but it is growing too slow, Adam Brown, IEA, Senior Energy Analyst, said speaking at the closing session. We have a portfolio of technologies that work and there is no shortage of biomass as feedstock at least for now, so biomass feedstock is not a barrier to progress, he added. Policy is key to deployment, now we have an up-to-date experience that should allow us to identify the best practice in policy making based on international experience. We need more engagement with development agencies and international funding institutions to build capacity and to internationalise the use of sustainable bioenergy.
The next edition of EUBCE will be held in Portugal, an emerging market for bioenergy.
http://www.eubce.com/
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