BIOGASSYS +
Bucefalos
WELCOME TO
Biogas and blue growth innovation
in Skåne
Final conference
21st-22nd April 2015
The two LIFE-projects
BUCEFALOS and BIOGASSYS
have given us examples of how sea
weed, which currently litters our
beaches, can be converted into
renewable biogas and replace fossil
fuels in our cars. We have also seen
biogas fuelled tractors, lorries and
heat pumps entering the market.
This, combined with the establishment of Sweden’s largest biogas
production facility and a large
network, gives us the opportunity
to showcase state of the art biogas
applications at the final conference.
Foto Tomaz Lundstedt
Registration (deadline April 7th)
The conference is free of charge,
register at: www.biogassyd.se/syskonferens
Time and Location
21st-22nd April 2015
S:t Gertrud, Östergatan 7B, Malmö, Sweden
Contacts
Carina Sühnel, BUCEFALOS, [email protected]
Desirée Grahn, BIOGASSYS, [email protected]
www.biogassys.se, www.malmo.se/bucefalos
For programme and study visit
programme turn to next page
BUCEFALOS/LIFE11/ENV/SE/839, BIOGASSYS, LIFE09 ENV/SE/000348
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PROGRAM April 21st 2015
BIOGASSYS +
Bucefalos
Biogas and blue growth innovation in Skåne
08.30-09.00
Registration
09.00-10.00
Opening session. Mätta Ivarsson, Chairman of the Regional Development
Board, Region Skåne. Project managers Biogassys/Bucefalos.
Moderated by Anders Mathiasson, CEO Swedish Gas Association and
Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson, journalist.
10.00-10.30
Coffee break
10.30-11.00
The Baltic sea
- a treasure soon lost
Jordberga – Sweden’s
largest biogas plant!
Algae, mussels and reed
-combating eutrophication &
producing renewable energy
Communication is key –
leading biogas development
with communication
Waterframework directive - turning problems into opportunities
Irene Bohman, The South Baltic
Water District Authority
Biogas research is leading
us forward
Folke Rydén, World correspondent
11.00-11.30
Rasmus Fredriksson, City of Malmö
11.30-12.00
Torgil Johansson, SB3
Anitha Ljung, City of Trelleborg
Daniel Skog, City of Malmö
Bo Mathiasson, Lund University
12.00-13.30
Lunch
13.30-14.00
Save the Baltic, start in your
own back yard
New applications are opening
new possibilities for biogas
Blue growth - creating new
scopes for sustainable businesses
Swedish biogas experiences
on export to Poland
Anders Alm, Ministry of
the Environment and Energy
14.00-14.30
Thomas Johansson, Swedish Agency for
Marine and Water Management
Staffan Johannesson, E.ON
Mikael Backman, IIIEE, Lund University
14.30-15.15
Panel Discussion -
15.15-15.45
Coffee break
15.45-17.00
Conclusion. Moderators and Ilmar Reepalu, Deputy Chairman of the Regional
Development Board, Region Skåne, Sten Björk, member of Trelleborg City Council.
The way forward for a blue circular
economy.
Biogas – the best alternative?
Stefan Dahlgren, WSP
PROGRAM April 22nd 2015
BIOGASSYS +
Biogas and blue growth innovation in Skåne
Full day Study tour:
09.00
Bus departure from S:t Gertrud
Site visit at Albäck
Production wetlands aiming at reducing leakage of nutrients and at the same time producing
high value products and biogas material.
Site visit at Jordberga biogas plant
Sweden’s largest biogas plant with an annual
production of 11,7 MNm3 biomethane.
Site visit at the only (?) algae
biogas plant in the world
Anaerobic digestion of algae is taken place in a small pilot plant located
in Smygehamn, Trelleborg
Lunch at Biogas Centre of Excellence, Trelleborg
Vehicle demonstration
Several different biogas/CNG powered
vehicles demonstrated in Malmö
Biogas powered heat pumps
Sweden’s first biogas powered heat pump
operates in Limhamn.
Mussel farms in Malmö
Can mussel farms combat eutrophication
in the Baltic Sea?
15.00
End of programme and bus transport back to S:t Gertrud
app. 15.30
Expected time back at S:t Gertrud
Bucefalos