2 nd IBBC - Conference Programme 3 rd Nov. 2006

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1 2 nd IBBC - Conference Programme 3 rd Nov Opening Prof. Dr. Josef Meyer-Fujara Rector of the Stralsund University of Applied Sciences Dr. Till Backhaus Minister for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Mecklenburg Vorpommern Plenary Sessions Session I (Chairman: Prof. Dr. Matthias Ahlhaus) Dr. Steffen Daebeler Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe, Gülzow, Germany "Energetic Use of Biomass in Germany - State of the Art" Discussion Coffee break Session II (Chairman: Dr. Steffen Daebeler) Mr. Ruve Schank Estonian Ministry of Agriculture, Tallinn, Estonia Status and Future Prospects of Bioenergy Utilization in Estonia Dr. Andreas Gurgel State Research Center of Agriculture and Fishery of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern, Gülzow, Germany Bioenergy in the State Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Use and Prospects MinDgt. Michael Dörffel Ministry of Agriculture and Environment Protection Saxony-Anhalt, Germany Development of Bioenergy Utilization Experiences of a federal state Discussion Lunch break

2 Workshop I (Biomass Production) Session I (Chairman: Prof. Dr. Henrik Kofoed Nielsen) Dr. Kurt P. Günther German Aerospace Center (DLR), Wessling, Germany Remote Sensing and Modeling: A tool to provide the spatial information for biomass production potential Dr. Robert Maciorowski Agricultural University of Szczecin, Department of Biometry, Szczecin, Poland Prediction of Potential Productivity of Perennial C4 Grasses in Poland by Means of Physiological Model Prof. Dr. Dariusz Mikielewitcz Gdansk University of Technology, Poland Biomass Potential for Heating and Electricity Purposes in Pomeranian Region Session II (Chairman: Prof. Dr. Ludwig Popp) Prof. Dr. Henrik Kofoed Nielsen Agder University College, Grimstad, Norway Lignocellulosic energy crops four years experiences from National Center for Renewable Energy in Grimstad, Norway Ms. Jana Peters State Research Center of Agriculture and Fishery of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern, Gülzow, Germany Optimized Cropping System for the Agricultural Production of Energy Crops in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Mr. Veli-Pekka Reskola Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Finland Bioenergy in Finland

3 Workshop II (Solid Biofuels and Bioenergy Potentials) Session I (Chairman: Prof. Dr. Dariusz Mikielewicz) Dr. Imants Nulle Latvia University of Agriculture, Institute of Mechanics, Faculty of Engineering Jelgava, Latvia Biomass Conditioning for Solid Biofiul Composition Dr. Bodo Groß IZES ggmbh, Saarbrücken, Germany Results of the first field tests of the HOVAL split logs boiler / Stirling engine combination Prof. Dr. Tadeusz Bes Szczecin University of Technology, Department of Heat Engineering, Szczecin, Poland Heat transfer in Tube Bundles as the critical link- by taking over energy from biomass furnace to drive stirling motor Session II (Chairman: Prof. Dr. Tadeusz Bes ) Dr. Mathias Schlegel University Rostock, Institute of Animal Science and Technology, Rostock, Germany Determination of Bioenergy Potentials in Relation to the Energy Demand on Example of the County Güstrow Dr. Ina Ehrhardt Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF, Magdeburg, Germany Development of Unutilized Biomass Potentials in Forestry and Landscape Conservation: Logistical Challenges and Potential Uses of Innovative Telematics Technologies and Services Dr. Karin Heinsoo Estonian University of Life Sciences, Tartu, Estonia Potential and limiting factors of biomass energy Estonian experience of Short Rotation Forest

4 Workshop III Biogas and Liquid Biofuels) Session I (Chairman: Dr. Andreas Gurgel) Dr. Villu Vares Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia "Production and Utilisation of Biogas in Estonia" Dipl.-Biotechnol. Elmar Fischer Institute for Energy and Environment, Leipzig, Germany Biogas to Energy: Applications, market development and future opportunities Dr. Ute Bauermeister Gesellschaft für Nachhaltige Stoffnutzung mbh, Halle/Saale, Germany Treatment of Digested Substrates for Nitrogen Removal and Emission Decrease Session II (Chairman: Mr. Ruve Schank) Mg.sc.ing Ruslans Smigins Latvia University of Agriculture, Motor Vehicle Institute, Jelgava, Latvia The Potential of Production and Use of Liquid Bio fuels in Latvia Dr. Lothar Boese State Research Center of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture Saxony-Anhalt, Center of Agronomy, Bernburg, Germany Cultivation of Cereals for Starch and Bio-ethanol Production in Saxony-Anhalt Dr. Horst Ludley Fachverband Biogas e.v., Hohen Luckow, Germany Production and Utilisation of Biogas Experiences in Mecklenburg - Westernpomerania

5 Evening Programme on Nov. 3rd Meeting for the cultural programme at the German Oceanographic Museum (Deutsches Meeresmuseum) The participants have two options to join a cultural programme Option I Guided tour through the medieval world heritage Hanseatic town Stralsund. The tour will end at the Oceanographic Museum (venue of the conference dinner) Option II Guided tour through the exhibition in the Oceanographic Museum Conference dinner Conference dinner at the German Oceanographic Museum. The special ambience of the event place will impress you Excursions Programme on Nov. 4th Excursion I Visit of the biogas plant in Anklam and the local production of bio diesel in Strasburg. At noon we visit Schloß Rattey and the northernmost viniculture region of Germany with lunch break. After Lunch we visit the Biomass-CHP plant Neustrelitz. Possibility for early departure by train from Neustrelitz approx pm. End of excursion is scheduled for 6.00 pm in Stralsund. Excursion II Visit of the oil mill Varchentin and the Energy Plantation at the State Research Center of Agriculture, Gülzow here we will have Lunch. On the way back to Stralsund we have the possibility for early departure by train from Rostock approx pm. The end of excursion is scheduled for 6.00 pm in Stralsund. Excursion III (REGWA Excursion) Journey to the Island Rügen. The participants will visit the biogas power plant Pastitz, the desalination plant Dranske and a mobile application of a FuelCell at Kap Arkona. Arrival in Stralsund is scheduled at 4.00 pm.