EUROPEAN BIOMASS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

Exhibition Scale: Less than 10,000 square meters. EUBCE European Biomass Conference Series. The first conference was organized and established by the European Commission in Brighton in 1980. The conference has now become one of the main highlights on the biomass world event calendar. The conference covers all aspects of biomass, from fundamental research, innovation, deployment, and policy. The exhibition provides an excellent forum for building necessary connections and partnerships between academia, research institutions, and industry, thereby facilitating the most effective "lab-to-market" transfer. EUBCE is the world's largest biomass conference and exhibition. Each year, EUBCE brings together the greatest minds and latest advancements in the biomass field, aiming to accelerate global research and market adoption. During the conference, over 2,000 experts from academia and industry share and discuss groundbreaking ideas, technologies, applications, and solutions for biomass sourcing, production, and utilization. The scientific program is coordinated by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre. Since its 30th edition, the event has been complemented by the effectiveness of the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking in identifying innovation, stimulating investment, and mobilizing the bio-based industrial sector. This is an excellent opportunity for the conference to address a wider range of stakeholders globally.

Biomass fuels (wood pellets, biodiesel, bioethanol, biogas, biomass coal, etc.); Biomass conversion technologies and equipment (gasification, liquefaction, pyrolysis, anaerobic digestion, etc.); Biomass power generation technologies and equipment (biomass boilers, steam turbines, generator sets, etc.); Biomass heat utilization technologies and equipment (biomass burners, heating systems, etc.); Biomass molded fuel production equipment; Biomass waste treatment and utilization; Biomass testing and certification; Biomass energy project development and investment; Biomass raw materials (agricultural waste, forestry waste, energy crops, etc.); Biomass-related policies, regulations, and research results; Biomass carbon capture and storage technology; Applications of biomass in industry, transportation, construction, and other fields.

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