The 2015 International Bioenergy Congress will focus its content on the 'Biomass Challenges towards 2020'

About to meet a decade of its first edition, CIB can boast nine jalonated editions of presentations, experiences, practical cases and debates. In figures, this extensive journey translates into 439 presentations of national and international experts and 2,415 registered. Now, Congress fulfills its tenth anniversary with an eye on the future, in order to offer professionals the keys to adapt their business or future projects to the new eurOPEA energy strategy.  

In the framework of EU action in climate and energy until 2030, three objectives have been established: reduce greenhouse gas emissions, at least 40%; Increase the quota of renewable energy at the EU scale in at least 27%; and increase energy efficiency by 27%. Avebiom's aspiration when selecting this issue is to put on the table the great challenges that the biomass sector will have to face in the coming years, so that this source of energy plays an important role in achieving the objectives established in the future context eurOpeo.

The main goals of the eurOPEA strategy place their horizon in guaranteeing sustainability, supply, energy efficiency and low emissions. Therefore, biomass professionals will have to be prepared to adapt their business to the new regulatory requirements that will govern market development in the coming years.

Three thematic blocks
In the morning and afternoon sessions, the congress, which will be held on Tuesday, September 22 within the framework of Expobiomasa, will structure its content into three blocks:

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REFERENCE FRAMEWORK To achieve the 2020 objectives,
the General eur OPEO of action in terms of climate and energy by 2030 will be exhibited and, in particular, the role of bioenergy at eur Opeo level to achieve the objectives established by 2020. National support policies and mechanisms will also be presented for the biomass sector.

Block 2: Towards a low -emission biomass sector
, the main legislative changes will be shown, which are currently being discussed, at the national level and eur Opeo, which will affect the sector in the coming years. (Royal Decree of Atmosphere Protection, Ecodesign and Eco -Eco -Latened Regulations, New Directive Installations of Medium and Small Power, etc.) The main technologies and available to reduce and control the emissions of biomass facilities and their practical application will also be presented.

Block 3: Towards a traceable and sustainable biomass supply chain
The existing sustainability and chain of custody certification systems will be presented for the different stages of biomass supply, both by the responsible organizations and by the users themselves. Different tools available for carbon footprint control, life cycle analysis, etc. will also be shown.