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Theme

Global perspectives of present and future Biofuels and Bioenergy

- Biofuels 2023

Welcome Message

Distinguished members of the Biofuel and Bioenergy sector

On behalf of Allied Academics and the Organizing Committee, we welcome Academia, industry leaders, and researchers to help us organize a meeting of people from various walks of the biofuel and bioenergy sector to exchange their ideas and experiences in furthering the utilization of biofuel and bioenergy.

The Organising Committee and Allied Academics take great pleasure in inviting everyone interested to the World Meeting on Biofuels and Bioenergy which is being planned to be held on 5-6th December 2020.

Singapore is a city, state, and country known for its clean environment and persistent efforts to bring change is an ideal venue. Singapore has been a Global meeting hub for discussions and has also got many within the city attractions.

The World Meeting on Biofuels and Bioenergy will be a two-day meeting of Engineers in fuel technology and chemistry, Academia in the department of chemistry, Delegates from industries relying on fuel and energy, and Heads of research-oriented companies investing in Biofuels and bioenergy.

With the world facing increasing environmental challenges, global warming's alternate sources of fuel and energy become important. Hence it is the need of the hour with such a meeting to give journal presentations for career advancements, network with experts in the industry and researchers, and give an opportunity for forum discussions.

We look forward to your participation at World Meetings on Biofuels and Bioenergy in December 2020

Warm Regards

Organizing Committee Members | Allied Academic

Scientific Sessions/Tracks

Session on: Latest Biofuels

Lignocellulosic biomass is derived from processing different types of biomass and is termed second-generation biofuels. Using conventional methods, Biofuels from vegetable oils and sugarcane can be derived and are termed the first generation of biofuels. Comparing the above Lignocellulosic biomass consisting of woody crops, waste from agriculture make it difficult to extract biofuels. Technological advancements in biofuels have been developed due to the limitations of first-generation biofuels. There is a limit to the quantity of biofuel production above which will affect food supplies and environmental biodiversity.

Related Conferences: 5th Biomass trade and power Europe, Feb 05 - 06, 2020, Copenhagen, Denmark; 11th International Conference on Biofuel & Bioenergy, February 19-20, 2020, Dubai, UAE; ICBPBE 2020: 14th International Conference on Biofuels Production and Biodiesel Engineering, February 17-18, 2020 in Rome, Italy; International Conference on Biofuels & Renewable Energy, March 19-20, 2020, Berlin, Germany.

Session on: Production of biogas and biofuel

The first-generation biofuels namely ethanol from sugarcane, crops having starch, and biodiesel from oilseed are being utilized as liquid biofuels. Only a small portion of the energy potential can be used from such biofuels. New techniques to produce biofuels are being developed. It is unknown when such techniques will be utilized on a significant commercial scale. Biofuels are known to be produced from biomass, such as biogas from biomass, biochemicals from biomass, and biodiesel from biomass.

Session on: Biofuels in the Automobile and aviation sector

Aircraft use aviation biofuels and biodiesel is used in automobiles. The aviation and automobile sector can diminish its carbon footprint by the utilization of biofuels. In July 2011, biofuels were accepted for commercial use, after a long technical feasibility analysis.

After this, some airlines have used biofuels for commercial flights. The industry is now inclined to the use of sustainable energy biofuels which will not affect food supplies and will not interfere with prime agricultural land utilization.

Session on: Energy transformation toward BioEnergy

The growth of renewable energy sources of biofuels, wind, and solar has shown significant growth in the past decade with expectations met. Their development in the power segment has outshined all other energy sources including fossil fuels. This inclination towards renewable energy will have a profound impact on the global energy transformation.

Session on: Marketing strategies for biofuel and Bioenergy

The factors of a reliable, affordable, and environmentally friendly energy source are what will drive the demand from energy consumers. Each factor has a separate influence on the development of energy sources such as bioenergy. By the way of mutually reinforcing circles, it will increase the demand for biofuels. The adoption of new methods to produce bioenergy will decrease costs and increase the acceptance of biofuels.

Session on: Numerical review of Biofuel and bioenergy utilization

With a compound annualized growth rate of 6.1% in the period 2018-25, the market for Biofuels and bioenergy is expected to grow in value to $1512.3 in 2025 from $928.0 billion in 2017. Natural sources of energy are the heat of the sun, and the kinetic energy in tides and wind are converted to usable electricity. With an increase in the policy framework for the development and utilization of renewable energy such as biofuels, wind, and solar this trend will incline more toward renewable energy. China has already set in motion such policies by creating a law to develop renewable energy in the medium and long run.

Session on: New Markets of Bioenergy utilization

Sustainable, Cost-effective, and efficient are the factors that will be the future of Biofuel and bioenergy. The ultimate aim of the power sector should be to give electricity to all consumers in a sustainable, cost-effective, and reliable way. With vast systems of common heating from gas pipelines between neighboring countries, the power sector can be made robust from the fluctuations of fossil fuel energy, leading to new markets in the hinterland.

Session on: New process of Refining Biofuels

The efficient extraction of marketable by-products from biomass is Biorefining. This means the production of relatively high-value chemicals for the pharmaceutical, polymer, and chemical industries will reduce production costs of primary energy products, especially when integrating the biorefining process into the already existing production process of other industries. The establishment of biorefineries is a way forward toward creating a new market for bio-based products. The value chain derived from the raw biomass feedstock increases when the biorefineries produce multiple by-products.

Session on: Biofuels from algae

The microscopic organism with unicellular structures from cyanobacteria to bladder kelp is termed "algae".Similar to plants algae photosynthesis sunlight into energy. The varied diversity of algae allows the researcher to study the properties to produce better algal biofuels.

Researchers believe that biofuels from algae have the potential to be superior to traditional bioenergy feedstocks. The key is to unlock the real-world application for biofuels and bioenergy with the promise of cost-effective and sustainable algal biofuels.

Session on: Environmental assessment of the transformation

The primary reason for inclination towards biofuels is to counter the effect of greenhouse gases and reduce climate change caused by fossil fuel emissions. There may be an increase in greenhouse gases by the utilization of agricultural land due to increased biofuel production. There will be a profound impact due to carbon emission by the conversion of forest land for growing biofuel feedstock. Biofuels will also impact environmental biodiversity and water resources.

Session on: Economics of Green energy

The natural process with very little environmental impact such as anaerobic digestion, wind power, biomass power, solar power, and power from a geothermal source is called green energy.

The funding of green energy through suppliers and the extension of quantities of green energy by customers through the power corporations leads to a green economy. An economy in line with the United Nations which aims at negating environmental impact and ecological detriment is called a green economy. It is closely connected with ecological economic science, however, it contains a lot of politically applied focus. Greenhouse emissions are the direct cause of human intervention which causes global warming and climate change.

Session on: Investors and entrepreneurs meet

World meetings on Biofuels and Bioenergy will be a distinctive stage for the conversion of potential ideas into business opportunities. This meeting will create the opportunity to network with global entrepreneurs and investors in the field of Biofuels, bioenergy, renewable energies, and other allied sciences. This networking event will facilitate viable business and its leadership to engage in a productive discussion to evaluate the execution of a promising business.

Session on: Logistics of biofuel

Biomass feedstocks are organic materials that require processing to produce biofuels and bioproducts which are required as energy, industrial raw materials, and food. To consider bioenergy viable, a complete process overview should be taken, which will include feedstock materials, supply management, production and conversion mechanisms, and energy infrastructure. To have a positive impact of affordable, eco-friendly, and less detrimental to society, the supply chain must be optimized keeping in mind process conditions. Feedstock harvesting, Storage, and transport must be supported by suitable supply chains and operational expertise.

Market Analysis

With the drive to secure, an eco-friendly and sustainable fuel source the demand for biofuels is said to grow. With an increase in policy framed to allow biofuel blending with automotive fuels and the government's support for clean energy, the global biofuel market is set to expand in the future.

The automotive sector has the highest share of demand for Biofuels namely (biodiesel and ethanol blending). Policy mandates drive the demand for bioenergy in the transportation sector in any economy for the use of clean fuels.

The prices of ethanol and biodiesel were on a decreasing trend in 2015 due to low biofuel raw materials and crude oil prices. Despite this, with the revival of biofuel feedstock and crude oil prices, the global prices of ethanol and biodiesel are anticipated to recover in the future.

With their policy frame for biofuel blending, Brazil, China, and the United States are expected to be the leading growth markets. With the commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and increasing energy security, China is considered a potential market for Biofuels.

Policies set by various countries to Grow the Market:

The growth of the biofuel market has been tremendous over the last decade due to policy frameworks, like the Fuel Quality Directive of the EU region and the Renewable Energy Directive which stipulates 7% of renewable energy should come from feed crops and the transportation industry by 2020. Further, the blending of biofuels with fossil fuels, due to these policies set by such countries has increased the demand for biofuels in other regions of the world.

To the policies of Brazil, the US, and China, there must be a 15-27% blend of biofuels with fossil fuels by the year 2020-22. This framework is what will drive the global demand in the respective regions. To compete with petroleum fuels and achieve their ambitious targets countries such as Italy, Germany, France, and the US have adopted a fuel excise reduction to help Biofuels. To promote the usage of Biofuels, Low carbon footprint, and related policies have been adopted.

Prospective Growth in the future: Asia Pacific Region

Though there is sluggish growth in the production of biofuels namely ethanol in the Asia-Pacific region, there are stringent biofuel blending policies in other countries. The flow of investment into the production of biofuels across nations in the Asia Pacific region will see a surge due to this.

Significant developments in the Market:

1. United States:2017, November- A company named Abengoa secured a contract to design, construct and commission a plant to convert municipal waste to bioenergy. Located in Nevada this plant produces 10 million gallons of biofuels per year to be utilized in the aviation industry

2.India:2017, June -Under the brand name Indizel, My eco Energy sells biodiesel in cans of 5,10,20 liters across India by retailing. Produced waste vegetable oil is converted as a Biofuel that is superior to petroleum products by way of emissions, price, and mileage.

Difficulties of the Biofuel market:

Biofuels have a lower calorific value compared to contemporary resources. Refining biofuels for higher energy efficiency is a costly process. To increase mandatory production quantity towards biofuels, large investments are required. Even though this may be, Biofuels are a sustainable natural resource. To ride over the disadvantages of biofuels and allow consumers to use a possibility, investments are required in Research and development. Utilization of technology will decrease the challenges faced and create market potential

About Conference

To further the utilization of biofuel and bioenergy.

Any fuel derived from biomass is it algae, plant, or organic waste is considered a biofuel. An alternative to fossil fuels like petroleum and natural gas, biofuels are considered to be renewable, economical, and environmentally friendly. There are critics to say expansion of utilization will be detrimental due to environmental costs and the change in utilization of cultivable land.

The two days, World meeting on Biofuels and Bioenergy hopes to be an engaging business meeting to discuss and share knowledge about ongoing research, and current and future market analysis of biofuels and bioenergy. With the help of dedicated and eminent professionals, we can further the utilization of biofuels and bioenergy.

World meetings on Biofuels and Bioenergy will include Journal paper presentations, Poster presentations, Workshops, Exhibitions, and discussion forums. The Selected scientific papers from the conference will be published in the “Journal of Industrial and Environmental Chemistry” and “The Allied Journal of Environmental Earth Sciences” Journals.

Our Attendees will obtain advanced technical information in the arena of biofuel and Bioenergy that they seek and by participation, their contribution to the field will enhance themself and others. They will be able to take advantage of the knowledge in Biofuel and Bioenergy to further the utilization in new markets which are dependent on fossil fuels.

The World Meeting on Biofuels and Bioenergy with the theme: Global perspectives of present and future Biofuels and Bioenergy focuses on topics with sessions like

Latest Biofuels

Production of biogas and biofuel

Biofuels in the Automobile and aviation sector

Energy transformation toward BioEnergy

Marketing strategies for biofuel and Bioenergy

Numerical review of Biofuel and bioenergy utilization

New Markets of Bioenergy utilization

New process of Refining Biofuels

Biofuels from algae

Environmental assessment of the transformation

Economics of Green energy

Investors and entrepreneurs meet

Transportation of biofuel

Thus World on meeting Biofuels and Bioenergy 2020 will justify the theme.

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SAVE THE DATE, World meeting on Biofuels and bioenergy is coming!

Having you all with us for our Biofuel meeting is a matter of great joy and excitement. We look forward to you all sharing your incredible knowledge, and research ideas to make this meeting a great success.

This Biofuel meeting is framed with sessions focussing on target audiences like Oil and gas scientists, Biofuel societies and associations, Engineers, Energy management consultants, Top management of Renewable energy industries and companies, Chemical engineers, Transportation engineering, Safety and risk managers, Biofuel and Bioenergy marketers and investors.

Biofuel 2020 aims to bring all the Biofuel professionals in all allied fields to our Oil Gas Conference to interact and share their knowledge and their newest research with the entire Bioenergy and Biofuels Community.

Biofuel 2020 is expecting more than 200+ Participants to make the event more interactive between the academies and industrial professionals.

We Welcome, all to Biofuel 2020. Professionals, Delegates, Researchers, and Students to make your valuable presence on 5-6th December 2020.