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Bioenergy – 1� 09.00-10.30,�Thu�19�MayBiomass� Venue:�Crombie�A
Introduction by chair: Professor C Paul Mitchell, Director, Institute of Energy Technologies, School of Engineering, University of Aberdeen
The potential role of bioenergy in the context of the overall UK energy system and UK energy and climate change targets to 2050 – Akira Kirton, Strategy Manager for Bio Energy, Energy Technologies Institute
Disseminating best practice: Biomass Heat Accelerator – Keiran Allen, Biomass Heat Accelerator Manager, The Carbon Trust
What is the role for bioenergy in the UK? – Harry Huyton, Head of Climate Change, RSPB
The Wood Fuel Task Force Report – Rebecca Carr, Renewables & Sustainability Policy Adviser, Forestry Commission Scotland
Scottish Government policy on biomass and the forthcoming review of support – Paul Smith, Renewables Strategy & Onshore Renewables Team, Scottish Government
Q&A and discussion
Bioenergy – 2� 13.45-15.15,�Thu�19�MayBiomass,�Biogas�and� Venue:�Crombie�AEnergy�from�Waste
Introduction by chair: Daniel Borisewitz, Policy Manager, Scottish Renewables
Update on biogas – John Baldwin, REA’s biomethane injection specialist, and Managing Director, CNG Services Ltd
Regional integration is essential for successful bioenergy projects – Ian Shearer, Project Officer, Climate & Air Team, ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, European Secretariat in Germany
Bioenergy in British Columbia – Sandy Ferguson, Director of Marketing, BC Bioenergy Network
A new world of energy from waste –Simon Merriweather, Chief Executive Officer, Advanced Plasma Power
Energy from waste update – Steve Newlands, Director of EIA, RPS Group
Q&A and discussion
5x5 PRESENTATIONS on the BENEFITS of USING WOOD FUEL on the FORESTRY COMMISSION SCOTLAND Stand K70
PRESENTATIONS APPROX.�TIME
PRESENTER ORGANISATIONS
1.�Woodlands�for�Wood�Fuel�� 10:05 Alan�Harrison Forest�Research
2.�Harvesting,�processing�&�delivery
11:05 Duncan�Ireland
Forest�Research
3.�Community�heating�schemes
12:05 Steven�Watson Community�Energy��Scotland
4.�Ensuring�a�successful�installation
14:05 Amanda�Calvert
Highland�Birchwoods
5.�Renewable�Heat�Incentive 15:05 Neil�Harrison SAC�Consulting
GET�THE�FULL�PICTURE�ON�USING�WOOD�FUEL�BY�ATTENDING�ALL�5�PRESENTATIONS
Why Woodfuel? Logs
Pellets
Wood Chips
www.usewoodfuel.co.uk
For�further�information�and�details�on�the�benefits�of�a�wood�fuel�installation�contact�T:�01349�860�919���E:�[email protected]�or�go�to�www.usewoodfuel.co.uk�www.biomassenergycentre.org.uk
USEWOODFUEL TRAIL ALL-ENERGY 2011
Times, contents and presenters of each subject may vary to suit prevailing situations
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All information believed to be complete and correct at time of printing - E&OE
Supporting the local economy
//�� Lower�fuel�prices//�� Generates�local�income�for�local�businesses�
and�communities//�� More�local�jobs�than�any�other�renewable�
energy�alternative//�� New�market�for�forestry�and�farming�
businesses
Environmental Facts
//�� Renewable�energy//�� Clean�and�safe�to�store�//�� Promotes�sustainable�forest�management
Social Benefits
//�� Local�employment//�� Communities�can�contribute�to�their�own�
future�energy�needs//�� Helps�reduce�fuel�poverty
Woodfuel is the local sustainable solution for:
//�� Public�buildings//�� Industry�and�business//�� Agriculture//�� Households
Over�the�two�days�of�All-Energy�2011,�Forestry�Commission�Scotland�will�be�hosting�a�series�of�5�minute�5�slide�presentations�on�the�application�and�benefits�of�using�wood�fuel�technology.�Attend�the�presentations�and�enter�the�draw�for�the�majestic�chainsaw�carving�on�the�right�of�an�osprey�catching�a�salmon.�See�Stand�K70�for�details.
HIGHLAND& ISLANDS
DingwallHuntly
GRAMPIAN
PERTH & ARGYLLPerth
CENTRAL SCOTLAND
Hamilton
Edinburgh
SOUTH SCOTLAND
Dumfries
Galashiels(Area Offi ce)
MAIN�CONFERENCE�BIOENERGy�SESSIONS
Follow the Usewoodfuel Trail and get the Fuel�Good�Factor at All-Energy 2011The�use�of�wood�to�produce�energy�is�growing�rapidly�across�the�country,�as�businesses�realise�the�financial�and�environmental�benefits�of�this�natural�fuel�source.�Discover�who’s�got�the�Fuel�Good�Factor�at�All-Energy�2011.�Follow�the�UseWoodFuel�Trail�below�to�find�suppliers,�consultants�and�organisations�that�are�helping�people�and�businesses�to�save�costs,�secure�energy�supplies,�and�diversify�their�businesses�–�while�helping�to�reduce�CO2�emissions.
Find�out�about�the�Fuel�Good�Factor�at�our�stand�K70�and�take�part�in�a�series�of�short�presentations�and�discussions�on�how�best�to�use�wood�fuel�–�see�over�for�further�details.
Exhibitors�ListConsultants�&�AdvisersAberdeen�Renewable�� AB30
Energy�Group�(AREG).AD�Heating� ��AB34Black�&�Veatch� R15Forestry�Commission�� K70
Scotland�SAC�Consultants� H120Scottish�European� AB21�
Green�Energy�Centre
Woodfuel�Boiler�Supply�&�InstallationBuccluech�BioEnergy� ��F45Highland�Wood�Energy�� K50
(HWE)� �Hoval� F30Jigsaw�Energy� AB13Ponast�spol� B75Remeha�Commercial� A70RES/Wood�Energy� T50TRECO�Ltd� E120Windhager� ��G40
Woodfuel�SupplyArbuthnott�Wood� AB23
PelletsBalcas�Brites�� H50Buccluech�BioEnergy� F45Puffin�Pellets/� AB28
Harper�Contracts.Summerleaze�Ltd� A25Verdo�Renewables�Ltd� F55
Assoc.�Equipment�SuppliersFlexenergy� F102
Note:��AB�=�Aberdeen�Pavilion�Area
USEWOODFUEL TRAIL ALL-ENERGY 2011
All information believed to be complete and correct at time of printing - E&OE
www.usewoodfuel.co.uk
Look�for�the�Fuel�Good�Factor�stickers�on�participating�stands
HIGHLAND& ISLANDS
DingwallHuntly
GRAMPIAN
PERTH & ARGYLLPerth
CENTRAL SCOTLAND
Hamilton
Edinburgh
SOUTH SCOTLAND
Dumfries
Galashiels(Area Offi ce)