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FUELS OF THE FUTURE

13th International Conference on Biofuels FUELS OF THE FUTURE 2016 18.-19.01.2016 | CityCube Berlin

www.kraftstoffe-der-zukunft.com Organiser:

Supported by:

Bundesverband der deutschen Bioethanolwirtschaft e. V.

ORGANISERS & ADMINISTRATION

Bundesverband BioEnergie e. V. (BBE)

Godesberger Allee 142–148 53175 Bonn Tel.: + 49(0)228 81002–22 Fax: + 49(0)228 81002–58 [email protected] www.bioenergie.de

Union zur Förderung von Oel- und Proteinpflanzen e. V.

Claire-Waldoff-Str. 7 10117 Berlin Tel.: + 49(0)30 31904–202 Fax: + 49(0)30 31904–485 [email protected] www.ufop.de

BDBe Bundesverband der deutschen Bioethanolwirtschaft e. V.

Reinhardtstr. 16 10117 Berlin Tel.: + 49(0)30 3012953–0 Fax: + 49(0)30 3012953–10 [email protected] www.bdbe.de

Verband der Deutschen Biokraftstoffindustrie e. V.

Am Weidendamm 1A 10117 Berlin Tel.: + 49(0)30 726259–11 Fax: + 49(0)30 726259–19 [email protected] www.biokraftstoffverband.de

Fachverband Biogas e. V.

Angerbrunnenstraße 12 85356 Freising Tel.: + 49(0)8161 9846–60 Fax: + 49(0)8161 9846–70 [email protected] www.biogas.org

Bundesverband der deutschen Bioethanolwirtschaft e. V.

Patronage:

Bundesministerium für Verkehr und digitale Infrastruktur

Invalidenstraße 44 10115 Berlin Tel.: + 49(0)30 18300–0 Fax: + 49(0)30 18300–1920 [email protected]

PARTNERS

Supported by: Hochstr. 2 60313 Frankfurt a.M. Tel.: + 49(0)69 2107 –0 Fax: + 49(0)69 21 07 –6444 [email protected] www.rentenbank.de Gold partners:

Silver partners:

Media partners:

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

MONDAY, 18.01.2016

Basic conditions for future mobility with biofuels

PANEL 2 Podium discussion: biofuels in the transport sector – development until 2020 and beyond

PANEL 3

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One year of GHG reduction obligation in Germany: experiences gained (Room A6)

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Partner country France (Room A8)

EVENT ROOM ON LEVEL 1 IN HALL A6/A8 IN THE CITYCUBE

14:00 – 15:45 HOURS

PANEL 1

10:00 – 13:00 HOURS

REGISTRATION: MAIN ENTRANCE CITYCUBE/MESSEDAMM ENTRANCE

16:30 – 18:30 HOURS

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Biodiesel (M1–M3)

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Blending of bioethanol in the EU and globally (M4–M5)

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Biomethane (M6–M7)

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Advanced biofuels (M8)

PANEL 5 – PARALLEL FORUMS

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Biodiesel research (M1–M3)

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Bioethanol: research & development (M4–M5)

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Biomethane International (M6–M7)

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Biofuel trade (M8)

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Vegetable Oil (Room A8 exhibitors forum)

PANEL 6 Climate protection targets and the implementation in the transport sector

11:30 – 13:30 HOURS

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14:30 – 16:30 HOURS

PANEL 4 – PARALLEL FORUMS

9:00 – 11:00 HOURS

TUESDAY, 19.01.2016

PARALLEL FORUMS ON LEVEL 3 IN THE CITYCUBE – ROOMS M1–M8

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WELCOME

The international conference „Fuels of the Future“ is one of the most important forums for European players when it comes to discussing current issues in international biofuel policies, research and technological development. With a view to the changes to the European „Renewable energies“ and „Fuel quality“ Directives and to the report planned by the EU Commission on indirect changes in land utilisation from 2017, the congress represents an occasion for focusing on the further development and the consequences for the biofuel economy. · W  hen and how are the changes to the two European biofuel directives in the member states to be implemented? And what would a possible minimum target for biofuels of the so-called second generation be? · When will the European directive on the greenhouse gas calculation of fossil fuels (Dir. 652/2015) be transferred into national law in the member states? · Will the remaining EU member states be quick to follow Germany‘s example, and introduce a mandatory greenhouse gas emission reduction for fuels? · What will happen after the year 2020, when the two European directives for biofuels will expire? Will the two directives be updated, and will they comprise an economic perspective under reliable political framework conditions? In January 2016, the mandatory greenhouse gas emission reduction for fuels in Germany will have been applied in practice for one year: The mineral oil industry is thus legally obligated to reduce the CO2 emissions of its fuels. Germany is the only EU member state in which this GHG quota applies exclusively. All other countries, still have a biofuel quota which guarantees a specified sales volume. · H  ow do the German biofuel branches rate the effects after one year of practical application? · In which form can the mandatory greenhouse gas emission reduction be expanded onto other innovative and renewable processes? A clear European fuel and mobility strategy extending beyond 2020 is needed to establish reliable framework conditions for investors. I am particularly pleased to be able to welcome our guests and colleagues from our partner country, France. France is an important country for the biofuel strategy in a European context, which sets an example for other countries and which has displayed a high level of potential in the development, production and introduction of biofuels. Best regards Helmut Lamp

PROGRAMME OF MONDAY

Panel 1: BASIC CONDITIONS FOR FUTURE MOBILITY WITH BIOFUELS ROOM A6 Chair: Elmar Baumann, Association of the German Biofuels Industry (VDB) 10:00 Welcome Helmut Lamp, Chairman of the Board, German BioEnergy Association (BBE) 10:20 Prospects of biofuels in the mobility and fuel strategy of the German Government Dr. Veit Steinle, Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure 10:40 Prospects of biofuels in Europe Bernd Kuepker, European Commission – DG Energy 11:00 Sustainable agriculture as the basis of a sustainable supply of raw materials for biofuel production Xavier Beulin, Fédération nationale des syndicats d‘exploitants agricoles FNSEA 11:20 Perspectives for a future mobility with biofuels – Climate protection and GHG emissions reduction Prof. Dr. Gernot Klepper, Chairman of the Board, ISCC System GmbH

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Panel 1: Basic conditions for future mobility with biofules

ROOM A6 11:40 Future research priorities for fuels – what are the prospects for biodiesel and ethanol from an engine technological point of view? Dr. Thomas Garbe, Volkswagen AG 12:00 Discussion 13:00 Lunch & networking

Panel 2: Panel discussion

ROOM A6 14:00 – 15:30 Biofuels in the transport sector – development until 2020 and beyond Chair: Sonja van Renssen, energypost ⋅ Jo Howes, Principal Consultant, e4Tech ⋅ Bernd Kuepker, Policy Officer, EU-Kommission – DG Energy ⋅ Claus Sauter, Chairman of the board, Verbio AG ⋅ Henrik Erämetsä, Head of US Federal Affairs, Neste ⋅ Joachim Lutz, CEO, CropEnergies AG ⋅ Detlef Evers, Managing Director, MVaK e. V.

PROGRAMME OF MONDAY

Panel 3: One year of GHG reduction obligation in Germany: experiences gained

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ROOM A6 Chair: Elmar Baumann, Association of the German Biofuels Industry (VDB) 16:15 First changes in the fuel market after introduction of the GHG reduction obligation Inga Tölke, Marquard & Bahls AG 16:35 GHG reduction in transport: implementation and goal attainment by 2020 Martin Schmied, Federal Environmental Agency (UBA) 16:55 GHG reduction in biodiesel production Dr. Robert Figgener, ecoMotion GmbH 17:15 GHG reduction in bioethanol production Joachim Lutz, CropEnergies AG 17:35 Challenges for GHG emissions calculation for innovative renewable processes Dr. Jan Henke, Meo Carbon Solutions GmbH 17:55 Discussion 18:30 End of the first conference day Evening receptionn hall 4.2. Sponsored by

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Panel 3: Partner country France

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ROOM A8 Moderation: Dietrich Klein, Managing Director Bundesverband der deutschen Bioethanolwirtschaft e. V. 16:15 The French market for biodiesel and networking within Europe Kristell Guizouarn, Groupe Avril 16:35 Bioethanol in France: Overview and perspectives for the future development Sylvain Demoures, Syndicat national des producteurs d‘alcool agricole (SNPAA) 16:55 2BSvs - sustainability certification of biofuels in France in the context of European legislation Luis da Silva E Serra, 2Bsvs 17:15 Renewable Energy Strategy of a global mineral oil company Dr. Angelika Gabor, Advisor New Energies / Sustainable Development TOTAL 17:35 Discussion 18:30 End of the first conference day Evening receptionn hall 4.2. Sponsored by

PROGRAMME OF TUESDAY

Panel 4: Parallel forum 4A Biodiesel production in the context of a changing political and technical landscape

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ROOM M1–3 Chair: Frank Brühning, Association of the German Biofuels Industry (VDB) 09:00 Biodiesel – recommended for achieving compliance objectives in the transport sector? Andrea Dorothea Schön, Schenker AG Carbon Consulting & Controlling 09:20 Unfair trade practices for biodiesel: a look at the past, the present and ahead Olivier Prost, Gide LoyretteNouel 09:40 Integrating 2nd Generation Biofuel Technologies into 1st Generation Plants: Results from the IEA-RETD Scoping Study “Options for evolution of first generation biofuel production sites (RES-T-BIOPLANT) Uwe Fritsche, IINAS GmbH 10:00 Waste-Oil based biodiesel technologies – implementation of new waste material for biodiesel production Dr. Christine Riedl, BDI Bioenergy International AG 10:20 Discussion 11:00 Coffee break

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Panel 4: Parallel forum 4B Blending of bioethanol in the EU and globally: prospects and challenges

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ROOM M4–5 Chair: Carola Wunderlich, German Bioethanol Industry Association (BDBe) 09:00 Introduction of E10 and plans to increase mandatory blending levels in other EU Member States Robert Wright, Secretary General ePure 09:20 How to market to influential US stakeholders in the bioethanol market Emily York, Vice President for Marketing & Communications Abengoa 09:40 Application and development potential of bioethanol in Brazil – advantages and disadvantages of flexible blending Geraldine Kutas, Head of International Affairs Brazilian Sugarcane Indutsry Association (UNICA) 10:00 Application and development potential of bioethanol in Asia Prof. Dr. Kaoru Yamaguchi, Senior Research Fellow The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan 10:20 Discussion 11:00 Coffee break

PROGRAMME OF TUESDAY

Panel 4: Parallel forum 4C Biomethane

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ROOM M6–7 Chair: Dr. Claudius da Costa Gomez, German Biogas Association 09:00 Welcome and introduction Dr. Claudius da Costa Gomez, Fachverband Biogas e. V. 9:10 One year of GHG-emissions reduction obligation in Germany: A practical report Horst Seide, Kraft & Stoff Dannenberg 9:30 Biomethane mobility CNG/LNG: A chance for the biogas sector? René Walter, German Biogas Association 9:50 innovative Design of networks for the acquisition of investors for a biomethane fuel station Annette Plank, Technologie- und Förderzentrum Bayern 10:10 Overview on biomethane in the transport sector throughout the EU Dr. Attila Kovács, European Biogas Association 10:30 Biomethane in the heavy load and aviation sector – options and classification Martin Kaltschmitt, Ulf Neuling, Sebastian Timmerberg, Institut für Umwelttechnik und Energiewirtschaft (IUE), Technical University Hamburg-Harburg (TUHH) 11:00 Coffee break

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Panel 4: Parallel forum 4D Advanced biofuels

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ROOM M8 Chair: Prof. Dr. Thomas Willner, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences 09:00 Biofuels Technology Platform – Support for Advanced Biofuels Stakeholders Birger Kerckow European Biofuels Technology Platform / Agency of Renewable Resources (FNR) 09:20 Carbon recycling: Gas fermentation for fuel and chemical production Dr. Sean Simpson, LanzaTech 09:40 Power-to-Gas with biological methaniation – Fiels report from the first commercial and operational plant Thomas Heller, MicrobEnergy GmbH 10:00 Technical challenges for the recycling of waste to biofuels Dr. Ralf Türck, Tecosol GmbH 10:20 Obtaining biofuels from lignocellulosic material, starch and waste from the fish farming industry José Aldemar Munoz Hernandez, Tolima University Colombia 10:40 Discussion 11:00 Coffee break

PROGRAMME OF TUESDAY

Panel 5: Parallel forum 5A Biodiesel research – development prospects of biodiesel

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ROOM M1–3 Chair: Dieter Bockey, Union for the Promotion of Oil and Protein Crops (UFOP) 11:30 Diesel R 33 – a diesel fuel with future perspective Kristin Götz, Technology transfer centre Automotive – University of Coburg 11:50 Biodiesel in the context of increasing emission regulatory requirements – consequences for B100 or B30 for the emissions standards Euro VI and EU COM level IV / V Markus Winkler, Deutz AG 12:10 Challenge biodiesel quality monitoring – status quo and prospects of sensor development for contributing to operational safety Prof. Dr. Jürgen Krahl, University of Coburg 12:30 Optimizing biodiesel blends – changing fuel properties under extreme conditions in common rail systems Dr.-Ing. Christian Fink, University of Rostock 12:50 Biodiesel – fuel quality development: systematic examination of coking tendency with the “hardware-in-the-loop dynamometer” concept Dr. Klaus Lucka, Managing Director, Oel-Wärme-Institut 13:10 Discussion 13:30 Lunch break

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Panel 5: Parallel forum 5B Bioethanol: research & development for more efficiency

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ROOM M4–5 Chair: Dr. Jürgen Bruhns, international journal sugar industry 11:30 Audi e-fuels: Production of a synthetic fuel with micro organisms Elias Hammer, Audi AG 11:50 Die „Cellulase Saver“-Technologie of the Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN) Edze Diemer, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands 12:10 „2G BIOPIC“-Demonstration plant in France Dr. Ir. Wim van der Wilden, DYADIC 12:30 Energy efficient and sustainable development and production of biobased fuels – selective use of enzymes and microarganisms Dr. Markus Rarbach, Clariant products Germany GmbH 12:50 Discussion 13:30 Lunch break

PROGRAMME OF TUESDAY

Panel 5: Parallel forum 5C Biomethane International

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ROOM M6–7 Chair: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Daniela Thrän, German Biomass Research Centre (DBFZ) / Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) 11:30 Comprehensive evaluation of biomethane and bio-SNG technologies – results from a multidisciplinary approach Eric Billig, German Biomass Research Centre (DBFZ) 11:50 GoBiGas – biogas from Swedish forests – the market for 2nd generation biomethane Mattias Paijkull, Göteborg Energi AB 12:10 Biomethane as a competitive fuel with economic and environmental results in public transport Dr. Marc Mestrel Societed‘expertises Europeennes Dr. Mestrel 12:30 Biomethane in Switzerland: status quo and prospects Dr. Arthur Wellinger Triple E&M 12:50 The development of the Brazilian biomethane market: the biomethane production of the “Dois Arcos” plant and regulatory challenges Marilyn Hahn GNR DoisArcosvalorizacao de biogas S.A 13:10 Discussion 13:30 Lunch break

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Panel 5: Parallel forum 5D Biofuel trade

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ROOM M8 Moderation: Peter Jansen, Mitsui & Co. Deutschland GmbH 11:30 Biofuel Trade – Outlook on biodiesel and bioethanol markets: Market indexes, principles Claus Keller, F.O. Licht Commodity Analysis 11:50 Gauging market response to European GHG-incentives Matthew Stone, Managing Director, PRIMA 12:10 The impact of Germany’s decarbonisation strategy on biofuels trading in Europe Christine Ancker, Argus Media 12:30 Trade and recycling of waste for the biofuel production: Sourcing, processing and emissions Dr. Paul Neumann, Eufex Germany GmbH 12:50 Sustainability in the context of global land use, carbon capture and biofuel trade Chun Sheng Goh, Utrecht University 13:10 Discussion 13:30 Lunch break

PROGRAMME OF TUESDAY

Panel 5: Parallel forum 5E Vegetable Oil

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ROOM A8 Chair: Stefan Innerhofer, Association for decentral oil mills and vegetable oil technology (BDOel) 11:30 Vegetable Oil as a fuel in the agricultural sector – perspectives and possibilities Alois Gerig, MP, German Parliament – CDU/CSU (tbc) 11:50 Vegetable Oil – perspectives for a sustainable use Harald Ebner, MP, German Parliament – Alliance 90/The Greens 12:10 Formation of sector platform „Biofuels in agriculture and forestry“ Udo Hemmerling, German farmers association (DBV) 12:30 The Multi-Fuel concept of John Deere – More flexibility for the farmer Prof. Dr. Peter Pickel, John Deere Company 12:50 Outlook: Environmental and regional benefits with modern vegetable oil fueled tractors Johannes Ettl, Dr. Klaus Thuneke, Dr.-Ing. Peter Emberger Dr. Edgar Remmele Technologie und Förderzentrum (TFZ) 13:10 Discussion 13:30 Lunch break

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Panel 6: Climate protection targets and the implementation in the transport sector ROOM A6 Chair: Stephan Arens, Union for the Promotion of Oil and Protein Crops (UFOP) 14:30 Climate protection in transport – needs and strategies in the light of Elmau and Paris Uwe Brendle, Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety 14:50 Would the introduction of emissions trading in the transport sector be a sensible and realistic option for European transport policy? Dr. Carsten Rolle, Head of Department, Federation of German Industries (BDI) 15:10 Potential for reducing CO² on the basis of “upstream emission” reduction in the petroleum industry. Peter Jürgens, Managing Director, REDcert GmbH 15:30 Land use change impacts of EU biofuels – explaining the outcomes of the quantification study by Ecofys, IIASA and E4tech Daan Peters, Senior consultant, Ecofys 15:50 Climate protection in transport: Prospects of the automotive industry Dr. Martin Koers, German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) 16:10 Climate Protection and the implementation in the transport sector – Instruments and fiscal frame conditions Alexander Mahler, Forum Ökologisch-Soziale Marktwirtschaft e.V. (FÖS) 17:00 End of the event

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Venue location CityCube Berlin Messedamm 22 14055 Berlin Tel.: +49(0)30 3038–0 Fax: +49(0)30 3038–2325

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It is also possible to leave luggage for a fee in the cloakroom on the event grounds. How to get to CityCube Berlin: Berlin Central Rail Station, Zoologischer Garten or Charlottenburg S-Bahn 5 – heading towards Spandau – stop Messe Süd S-Bahn 7 – heading towards Potsdam rail station – stop Westkreuz S-Bahn 75 – heading towards Westkreuz – stop Westkreuz Rail station Berlin Spandau S-Bahn 5 to stop Messe Süd Inner-city S-Bahns and U2 – heading towards Ruhleben – stop Kaiserdamm Airport Berlin Tegel Bus X9 or Bus 109 – heading towards Zoologischer Garten – stop S-Jungfernheide. Then change to S-Bahn 42 – heading towards Westend – stop Messe Nord/ICC Airport Berlin Schönefeld RB (regional rail) – heading towards Nauen or RE (regional express) – heading towards Dessau – stop Charlottenburg rail station (continue with S-Bahn to Westkreuz) Arriving by car Guidance system “Messegelände” at the A 10-turn off (Berliner Ring) “Nuthetal”, “Oranienburg”, “Schönefelder Kreuz” and “Pankow” leading directly to the city motorways A 111, A 115 and A 100 to the intersection “Funkturm” – exit “Messegelände” – multi-storey car park situated directly at the CityCube.

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ACCOMPANYING EXHIBITION & HOTELS

Accompanying exhibition Companies and associations successfully involved in the biofuel sector or which plan to enter the market have the opportunity to present themselves to the specialist public with an information stand thanks to the Congress. The Trade Congress has become firmly established over the years and is regarded as pioneering for European development. Exhibitors can advertise their products and services in the foyer and find their target group at this “market place”. Gold and silver partners also have the opportunity to present themselves in the conference folder and media (website, sponsor board, break screen etc.) with the company logo as a partner to the Trade Congress.

Hotel recommendations We have reserved a limited number of rooms in hotels of various categories for this event. The keyword for the booking is “Fuels of the Future” Lindner Hotel Am Ku‘damm Kurfürstendamm 24 10719 Berlin

Single room standard € 103.50 Double room business € 134.30 (Breakfast included)

Tel.: + 49(0)30 81825–1125 www.lindner.de

Available until 07.12.2015

The Ascott – Citadines Kurfürstendamm/Olivaer Platz 1 10707 Berlin

Studio Classic € 66.00 Studio Deluxe € 76.00 (Breakfast included) Available until 15.12.2015

Tel.: + 49(0)30 88776–0 www.citadines.com Best Western Plus Amedia Kurfürstendamm 203 10719 Berlin Tel.: + 49(0)30 887082–0 www.bestwestern.de Ibis Berlin Messe Messedamm 10 14057 Berlin Tel.: + 49(0)30 30393–0 www.ibishotel.com

Single room business € 74.00 Double room business € 99.00 (Breakfast included) Available until 11.12.2015

Single room standard € 135.00 Double room standard € 165.00 (Breakfast included) Available until 26.10.2015

www.topselect-gmbh.de · Tel.: + 49(0)89 628346–30

GENERAL INFORMATION

Organisation Bundesverband BioEnergie e. V. (BBE) Godesberger Allee 142–148, 53175 Bonn Tel.: +49(0)228 81002–22 Fax: +49(0)228 81002–58 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.bioenergie.de Participation fee The participation fee for the Trade Congress “Fuels of the Future 2016” is (including break drinks, lunch buffet, evening event and presentations on a USB stick): € 660.00 € 790.00 € 490.00 € 190.00 Free

early booker rate until 30.11.2015 normal rate from 01.12.2015 for members of the BBE, UFOP, VDB, BDBe and Fachverband Biogas for students (with valid identification of study) Press (with valid press identification)

All prices plus statutory value added tax. Registration Please register with enclosed card or online at: www.kraftstoffe-der-zukunft.com You will receive an invoice as a binding participation confirmation. Please transfer the invoice amount after billing with indication of the invoice number. By transferring the amount, you will be automatically registered to attend. Cancellation A processing fee of € 50.00 euros will be charged if you cancel your participation by 12.01.2016 (only in writing). If you cancel after the 12.01.2016 the full participation amount is due. Please give your full name, address and invoice number in case of a calculation. Alternatively, you can appoint a substitute participant without additional costs. Note Simultaneous interpreting German-English is offered. The presentations are only available for downloading in English and German and after the Congress from the 25.01.2016 on www.kraftstoffe-der-zukunft.com for Congress participants. The organiser reserves the right to make programme changes for an urgent reason.

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Subject excerpt: Political framework conditions for the development of biofuels in Germany and Europe What are the consequences of the German Government‘s biofuel policy in the light of the new mobility and fuel strategy? What are the consequences of introducing GHG quotas? Biofuels in the transportation sector – development until 2020 and beyond EU fuel policy and decarbonisation of transportation. What will be the shape of development by 2020 and afterwards? What political instruments are advisable? Which technologies will be supported? One year of mandatory GHG emission reduction in Germany: Practical experiences Which initial changes have been observed on the fuel market after the introduction of the mandatory GHG emission reduction? How has the mandatory GHG emission reduction been rated by the biodiesel and bioethanol industry? Which challenges have arisen through the GHG calculation of innovative and renewable processes? France as a partner country How is the French market set up for biodiesel and bioethanol? How does the biofuel certification run in France? Which renewable energies strategy does a traditional French mineral oil company pursue?

Biomethane Which opportunities and obstacles do biofuels made from biomethane face? What synergies are there in regard to power-to-gas and biomethane production? What does the development of biomethane look like as compared to other countries? Which international development tendencies are becoming apparent in the use of biomethane in the transportation sector? New biofuels Which experiences have been gathered through the power-to-gas process with biological methanation? Which perspectives are provided by the biofuel production through carbon recycling? Which technical challenges arise from the recycling of waste for the production of biofuels? Parallel forums In a total of 14 forums and one podium discussion, market developments, current research results and practical experience with existing and new biofuels will be presented over two congress days. Once again, we expect over 500 international participants.

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Market-established biofuels Biodiesel, Bioethanol, vegetable oils – what market developments can be observed? Which technological optimisations can be expected?

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