Bentley Motors to open Biofuels International expo & conference 2009
UK-based Bentley Motors, one of the latest vehicle manufacturers to announce it is developing bioethanol-powered versions of its cars, is to give the keynote presentation at this year’s Biofuels International expo & conference.
The two day conference and exhibition will be held on the 27-28 May at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam.
The event aims to bring together medium-to-large producers, investors, policy makers and equipment suppliers to discuss topical issues such as recent policy changes, future feedstocks, storage and handling concerns and sustainability targets to help the industry through a challenging year.
Other key speakers include Argent Energy, European Biodiesel Board, EOP Biodiesel, Ineos Bio, Renewable Fuels agency, Dong Energy, Port of Amsterdam, Tereos, European Biomass Association, 3B Biofuels, TNO, Ernst & Young, McKinsey & Co, Decal terminal, Honeywell Enraf and many more.
With over 500 visitors attending the meeting in 2008, 2009 promises to be even bigger and better, covering both the biodiesel and bioethanol sectors.
Situated in the gateway to Europe, the Netherlands is the ideal location to host this event. It is one of the largest petrochemical hubs in the world, and is home to two of Europe’s leading ports. With a number of plants due to come online in 2009 the nation is seeing strong growth within the sector.
To view the full conference programme go to:
http://www.biofuelsinternationalexpo.com/conf_prog.html
To exhibit email pierre@biofuels-news.com
The two day conference and exhibition will be held on the 27-28 May at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam.
The event aims to bring together medium-to-large producers, investors, policy makers and equipment suppliers to discuss topical issues such as recent policy changes, future feedstocks, storage and handling concerns and sustainability targets to help the industry through a challenging year.
Other key speakers include Argent Energy, European Biodiesel Board, EOP Biodiesel, Ineos Bio, Renewable Fuels agency, Dong Energy, Port of Amsterdam, Tereos, European Biomass Association, 3B Biofuels, TNO, Ernst & Young, McKinsey & Co, Decal terminal, Honeywell Enraf and many more.
With over 500 visitors attending the meeting in 2008, 2009 promises to be even bigger and better, covering both the biodiesel and bioethanol sectors.
Situated in the gateway to Europe, the Netherlands is the ideal location to host this event. It is one of the largest petrochemical hubs in the world, and is home to two of Europe’s leading ports. With a number of plants due to come online in 2009 the nation is seeing strong growth within the sector.
To view the full conference programme go to:
http://www.biofuelsinternationalexpo.com/conf_prog.html
To exhibit email pierre@biofuels-news.com
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