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9:00-10:00 Breakfast and registration Opening Session

10:00-11:30 Martin Lidegaard, Danish Minister for Climate, Energy and Building

Peder Ø. Andreasen, CEO of Energinet.dk

Bruno Sander Nielsen, CEO of the Danish Biogas Association

11:30-12:00 Opening of Conference Exhibition

12:00-13:00 Lunch

Optimization of the fermentation process Status of biogas in the Nordic countries Optimization of the energy system by power-gas integra-tion

Improved digester performance for biogas generation G. Hagstam, Kemira (SE)

Renewable gases as a flexibility provider for the power grid A. Bavnhøj, Energinet.dk (DK)

Optimized biogas production by utilising the primary agriculture products – manure and lignocellulosic crop

and crop-byproduct materials J.B. Holm-Nielsen, Aalborg University (DK)

Methane from Carbon Dioxide – System integration D. Hoffstetter, Electrochaea (US)

Enhanicing the conversion of annual crops to methane by anaerobic processes

A. Pakarinen, University of Helsinki (FI)

SNG from windpower and biogas via solid oxide electrolysis J. Bøgild, Haldor Topsøe (DK)

13:00-14:45

Trace element addition for high performance biogas processes

L.Wiberg, Tekniske Verken I Linköping (SE)

This session will comprise a short presentation on the general status of biogas in the Nordic countries. Bruno S. Nielsen, Danish Biogas Association (DK)

Jörgen Held, SGC (SE) Henrik Lystad, Avfall Norge (NO)

Tuuli Pohjola, Bionova, (FI) Björn Halldorsson, SORPA (IS)

Moderator: Steen Vestervang (DK) An innovative method for in-situ biogas upgrading by the addition of hydrogen to anaerobic reactor

Gang Lou, DTU (DK)

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Large scale biogas production Sourcing and novel substrates Biogas as a transport fuel. Framework conditions From vision to reality, a presentation of a large scale

facility and a set of important agendas that makes it work

E. Plesner, Maabjerg BioEnergy (DK)

Municipal Waste Resources for Biogas L. Kreilgård, NIRAS (DK)

The political role towards biogas as vehicle gas L. Berglund, Swedish Gas

Association (SE)

Waste and sewage – drive transport in Oslo Ø. Ihler, Waste to Energy Agency, City of Oslo (NO)

The methane of Swedish pulp and paper – a screening of wastewater streams

A.Karlssoon, Scandinavianbiogas (SE)

Biogas for transport B. Pålsson, Naturgas Fyn (DK) Arla Foods ambitions within biogas –

exemplified by a large scale facility in Videbæk K. Eriknauer, Arla (DK)

Meadow grass for biogas production K. Stefanek, Agrotech (DK)

Use of biogas in public transport - Baltic Biogas Bus project, aims, objectives & results

L. Hallgren, Stockholms Lokaltrafik (SE) 15:15-17:00

Large-scale biogas plant in Denmark – establishment and operation of a biogas plant seen from the view of

turn key supplier and operator C. Møller, BWSC (DK)

Anaerobic digestion of macro-algae H.B. Møller, Aarhus University (DK)

Drivers for biogas for transport H. Duer, COWI (DK)

17:00-17:30 Coffee Break

17:30-18:30

Plenum Session 1 - Biogas framework conditions Roundtable discussion

Anne Grethe Holmsgaard (DK) Anders Mathiasson (SE)

Henrik Wenzel (DK)

Dr. Attila Kovacs, European Biogas Association Moderator: Jørgen Henningsen (DK)

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8:00-9:00 Breakfast and Poster Session

9:00-10:00

Plenum Session 2 - Biogas regions

America – Allison L. Costa, US Environmental Protection Agency (US) China and Southeast Asia – Niels Bahnsen, NIRAS (DK)

Russia – to be confirmed

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break

Lignocellulosic pretreatment Waste handling Utilization of biogas

The biomethane potential of lignocellulosic biomass after different treatments evaluated using an automatic

methane potential test system B. Mattiasson, Lund Uni (SE)

Enzymatic processing of household wastehold waste for biogas production

J. W. Jensen, REnescience DONG (DK)

Quality for requirements for distribution of renewable gases L.v. Grijthuijsan, DGC (DK)

Lignocelluloses pretreatment to remove toxic materials or indigestible materials

Prof. M.Taherzadeh, Uni of Borås (SE)

Waste-to-Energy technologies and smart energy net-works

E.Pongracz, University of Oulu (FI)

Socio and business economic analysis of biogas production evenly distributed during the year or with seasonal fluctuation

and the consequence for gas sale/utilization A.S.Madsen, NIRAS (DK) Pre-treatment of lignocellulosic subtrates for

enhanced biogasproduction C.S. Raju, Aarhus University (DK)

Effluent from Aikan treated house hold waste boost biogas production in animal slurry reactors

B. Jørnsgaard, Solum A/S (DK)

From biogas to business P. Birr-Pedersen, Birr (DK) 10:30-12:15

Optimized co-digestion with thermal hydrolysis of lignocelluloses

L. Rohold, Cambi (NO)

Dealing with real life - developing a new and robust pretreatment for food waste

J. Buhaug, Lindum (NO)

Evaluation of models for transport, utilisation and trade of Biogas in Denmark

H.H. Lindboe, EA Energianalyse (DK)

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Upgrading technologies Substrates and digestates Renewable gas markets

Malmberg setting the standard for biomethane E. Malmberg, Malmberg (SE)

Use of digestate and certificate system in Sweden Ola Palm, Swedish Institute of Agricultural and

Environ-mental Engineering (SE)

Renewable gas – a green vision Knud Boesgaard, Energienet.dk (DK)

Keep it simple – Waterscrubbers by Greenlane C. Sidenvall, Flotech (SE)

What is the value of digestate from a farmer perspecti-ve?

A. Grønlund, Bioforsk (NO)

Renewable methane – UK market update J. Baldwin, CNG Services (UK) Biofrigas – upgrading by cooling down biogas into

liquid, for small scale producers

E. Staxäng, Chalmers University of Technology (SE)

Findings of the Energieland-BIORES project on highly efficient an sustainable biogas production

F. Wanink, Trinergie (DE)

Renewing the maritime sector with gas? J.A. Marhaug, Gasnor (NO) 13:15-15:00

Upgrading of biogas using membrane technology A.P. Vestbø, Teknologisk Institut (DK)

Biogas as a driver for sustainable agriculture T. Ravn Pedersen, Landbo Limfjord (DK)

Crossing borders with biomethane - Certification of biogas in Europe

J. Fulton, Biogasrat (DE)

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break

Pretreatment Biogas - a driver for the sustainable development Biogas as a transport fuel II. Implementation Pretreatment of common biowaste with pulsed electric

field at semi-scale for improved anaerobic Digestion M. Guðmundsson, SORPA (IS)

Methane emissions from biogas plants – the Swedish voluntary agreement system and sustainable criteria

M.A.Holmgren, (SE)

The use of biogas as a fuel for transport – Swedish experien-ces and effort

Peter Engström, EON (SE) Title to be confirmed

B. Larsen, Komtek (DK)

Organic biogas – drivers and perspectives M. Tersbøl, Organic Denmark (DK)

Biogas fuelling for dummies – 8 DON’Ts when building a biogas fuelling system

Åsa Flyden, Ramboll (SE) Aneorobic digestion with thermophilic pre-hydrolysis

for hygienisation and enhanced methane production at waste water treatment plants

E. Persson, BioMil (SE)

Energy and climate studies T. Lönnqvist, KTH (SE)

Biogas as a transport fuel P. Torri, Gasum (FI) 15:30-16:45

A moderate ad sustainable chemical pretreatment for enhanced methane production from manure fibres

I. Skiados (GR)

Quality of digestate used as biofertiliser

T. Al Seadi, Biosantech (DK) To be confirmed

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17:30-18:00

Conference closing session Torben Brabro, Energinet.dk (DK)

Björn Halldorsson, SORPA (IS)

19:30- Voluntary dinner

Programme day 3 - Excursions

Excursion 1 Biogas plants at Zealand, expected return 17:00

Excursion 2 Biogas and waste utilization in Copenhagen, expected return 15:00

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