100 Researchers, industrialists and policymakers from around the Europe gathered in Brussels for the BioreFuture 2008 conference on 12 February 2008 to discuss concepts and strategies for biorefineries in Europe. The conference was hosted by the European Commission projekt “European Biorefineries: Concepts, Status & Policy Implications (BIOPOL) which is funded through the Sixth Framework Programme.
The following presentations are available as PDF documents on www.biorefinery.nl/workshop-biorefuture-2008:
- Welcome Biopol – Euroview
Bert Annevelink (Wageningen UR) and Christophe Luguel (IAR Cluster) - Biopol Overview
Bert Annevelink - Biorefinery Euroview Overview
Christophe Luguel - Definition and Technical status of biorefineries
Birgit Kamm (Biopos e.V.), Wim Soetaert (Ghent Univ.) - Mapping of EU industry and biorefineries
Vincent Steinmetz (CARINNA), Klaus Menrad (Science Center Straubing) - EU & national policy regimes affecting biorefineries
Camille Burel (EUROPABIO), Philip Peck (Univ. Lund) - Key issues for biorefinery mapping results
Vincent Steinmetz, Hans Reith - Key issues and impact of existing policies
Camille Burel - Key issues for industry acceptance
Klaus Menrad - Scenarios for future biorefinery technologies
Wim Soetaert - E. Recommendations for future policy measures
Philip Peck - Priorities of industrial research and development EU biorefineries
Bert Annevelink - Presentation of the next steps for the 2 projects
Bert Annevelink, Christophe Luguel
Further information on BIOPOL is provided on the Website www.biorefinery.nl and in the project leaflet (PDF document).
(Cf. news of 2007-10-02, 2007-12-06 and 2007-10-08.)
Source
www.biorefinery.nl, 2008-02-29.
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