 Seaweed Surprise- In an extraordinary piece of good timing, a new Norwegian centre and European project focused on exploring the potential of seaweed as a biofuel feedstock have launched just as US scientists announce a breakthrough in the conversion of seaweed to biofuel.
- Published: 12 September, 2011
- Energy crops have drink problem
- Scientists are discovering ever more environmental benefits of growing energy grasses such as switchgrass and miscanthus as biofuel feedstocks, but they are also beginning to find the first drawbacks.
- Published: 1 September, 2011
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Bioenergy International Expo & Conference - Europe
16 - 17 November | Antwerp, Belgium
After the global recession the biofuels market in Europe is looking forward to a sustained growth gaining support from the government and public. Biofuels International expo & conference offers companies involved in the biofuel market an opportunity to network with existing and potential customers.
The two day conference programme provides industry professionals the opportunity to present to delegates their current projects and products.
Biofuels International expo & conference attracts companies and individuals involved in biofuel production and the operation of biofuel plants. As well as attracting policy developers, R&D departments, company CEOs and management.
With increased delegate and exhibitor networking opportunities through sponsored coffee breaks, lunches and evening receptions. Biofuels International expo & conference is an event that holds the future for you as an individual or a company.
For more information please click here
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International Algae Congress - Microalgae & Aquatic Biomass
1 - 2 December | Berlin, Germany
Themes include the development, technologies and political issues in the world’s algae industry
Following the success of the previous international algae congresses, the organisers are pleased to announce the successor. The fifth International Algae Congress takes place in Berlin, Germany on 1 & 2 December next.
It is organised by the European Society of Microalgal Biotechnology (ESMB), the German DLG e.V. (German Agricultural Society) and DLG BENELUX from the Netherlands. This edition focusses specifically on the potential of microalgae and aquatic biomass.
For more information please click here
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