EUBCE 2024 - INDUSTRY TRACK

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The session addresses the innovative production technologies for advanced biofuels integrated in the value scale as well as policy related issues in meeting the EU’s Fit for 55 targets.

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The session addresses cover crops, alternative crops such as short rotation coppice and miscanthus, abandoned or degraded lands etc. Cases at commercial or demonstration scale on the sustainable biomass production with attention to carbon management systems.

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The session will address Industrial scale applications for the production of biomethane from biomass residues, dedicated crops and waste streams for transport applications or injection in the natural gas grid.

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This plenary session explains the potential of biomass-based negative emissions technologies providing with an overview on the first EU-wide voluntary framework to reliably certify high-quality carbon removals (CRCF) and the importance of creating a supportive and predictable policy framework that investors and consumers can trust. The session will present possible pathways to achieve a carbon market that is consistent, standardised, and transparent, ensuring that all available solutions receive equal support to become successful market actors. Specifically, the potential of three different CDR methodologies will be explored: Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS), Biochar Carbon Removal (BCR) and biogenic CO2 capture in demolished concrete aggregate. The session will showcase these carbon removal projects from a technological perspective, while addressing public perception and possible knowledge gaps. Also, the plenary will explore whether the EU should consider carbon removal credits in the long run for the next phase of the EU ETS (Emission Trading System), but most importantly it will investigate economic models and financial mechanisms to drive investment in CDR projects.

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The speakers will address the production of sustainable bioproducts and biochemicals from various biomass sources such as dedicated crops and residues. Emphasis is given to the complete value chain as well as the market deployment.

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The speakers will address the production of sustainable bioproducts and biochemicals from various biomass sources such as dedicated crops and residues. Emphasis is given to the complete value chain as well as the market deployment.

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The presentations address the large-scale production of sustainable aviation fuels providing information on the complete value chain. Policy issues and market barriers for widespread deployment are also discussed.

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The visual presentations address various topics such as using seaweed residues, biomass value chain optimisation and policy issues. The visual presentations also cover biomass residues treatment and upgrading for biomethane applications. Furthermore the visual presentations cover issues related to cleaning CO2 and biogas for further processing, comparing different transport modes based on LCA for GHG emissions, and advances in technologies.