Conference Focuses on Value Added Products from Biomass
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TAPPI's 2016 International Bioenergy and Bioproducts Conference (IBBC), September 28-30 in Jacksonville, Fla., USA, focuses on leveraging the renewable materials from biomass to produce chemicals and fuels to support the growing bioeconomy. IBBC features both in-depth technical presentations, plus business oriented sessions that address business models, funding, and partnerships.
Program Focus:
- Biomass: Supply and Demand, Harvesting, Pretreatments and Prep, Wood Pellets, Pellet Markets
- Conversion Pathways: Thermochemical, Biochemical, Hybrid
- Process Integration: Technical and Economic Issues
- Biochemicals and Bioproducts: Lignin, Cellulosic Biomass, Sugar-Derived, Market Assessments, End-User Perspectives, Advancements
- Projects and Case Studies: Biorefinery Projects and Product Financing.
Panel Discussions:
- From Good to Great – Steps to Supercharge Your Biobased Business Plan
Learn the key critical elements in moving a bioproduct project from proof of technical concept through to commercialization.
- Monetizing Lignin, Sugars, and Fibers from Wood – How Do We Do It?
To facilitate the use of wood-based biomass, raw material producers must understand the needs and requirements of their customers.
IBBC is co-located with the TAPPI PEERS Conference and your IBBC registration includes Biorefinery Bridge Sessions taking place as part of the PEERS Conference, 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 28.
IBBC is also co-located with the International Mechanical Bleaching Conference, and held in conjunction with the 11th Annual Research Forum on Recycling.
