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Event - Technologies for efficient conversion of biomass to heat and power
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Title
Technologies for efficient conversion of biomass to heat and power
Organizer
World Bioenergy Association and Bioenergy International
Type
Online Seminars
Focus
- Bioenergy
- Energy Efficiency
- Renewable Energy
Start
2023/06/22 11:00 AM CET
End
2023/06/22 CET
Country
- Worldwide
Venue
Online
URL
Description
Bioenergy is a critical part of the net zero energy transformation globally. Various scenarios and pathways show the need for rapid scale-up of biomass technologies in all end-use sectors. One of the primary end-use sectors with a great need for bioenergy is residential and industrial heat. In the residential sector, biomass can be utilized either at homes or communities directly via boilers and stoves as well as providing renewable heat through district heating systems. In the industrial sector, as companies are planning a phase-out of gas and oil, biomass solutions are offering ideal solutions.
Biomass can be converted in multiple ways to produce energy. It involves a multitude of technologies such as combustion, gasification, anaerobic digestion, fermentation, transesterification, etc. to produce heat, electricity as well as fuels, materials, and chemicals. To produce heat, primary conversion methods include combustion and gasification. The feedstock can be either combusted directly to release heat or converted to a powdered form or in a gaseous state. The end use of energy from biomass combustion could be for a variety of industries including greenhouses, district heating, steam for textiles, food, and beverage, etc.
How can bioenergy technologies contribute to the net zero and renewable energy commitments around the world? In this regard, the World Bioenergy Association and Bioenergy International (the leading English trade publication) would invite you to join the webinar: ‘Technologies for efficient conversion of biomass to heat and power’. Leading experts from technology companies globally will share their perspectives on the latest developments in biomass-to-energy conversion and will highlight improvements in conversion efficiency, flue gas cleaning, etc.
