2014.04.09 Umeå

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Forest Refine session 1 – Developing the supply chain

• Flexible bioconversion processes – Time for implementation, Krister Sjöblom from Valmet.
• Forest Biorefinaries – barriers and opportunity, Magnus Matisons
• Chemical balances and available potentials of forest biomass for biorefineries, Dimitris Athanassiadis, SLU
• Effects of new harvesting technologies on supply chain cost for young forest. Dan Bergström, SLU
• Forest biomass supply chain cost for biorefineries – comparison of current and future systems. Fulvio di Fulvio, SLU

Bio4Energy session – Developing Methods and Tools for Biorefinery Operations

• Bio4Energy and partners creates methods and tools for conducting efficient and sustainable biorefinery, Stellan Marklund, Bio4Energy Programme Manager
• Liquid biofuel from recalcitrant biomass: From laboratory to a near industrial scale, Leif Jönsson, Bio4Energy Biochemical Platform
• The Bio4Energy Graduate School on the Innovative Use of Biomass for PhD students: Filling a void in the Swedish higher education system,Sylvia Larsson, Bio4Energy Pretreatment and Fractionation Platform
• Facilitating biomass conversion by thermal pretreatment, Anders Nordin, Bio4Energy Pretreatment and Fractionation Platform

• Raw material requirements of biorefinery processes, Jonas Joelsson, SP Processum AB
• Fractioning of forest biomass. Håkan Örberg, SLU
• High value chemicals from forest biomass – losses in the supply chain, Hanna Lappi, METLA
• Significance of pre-treatment of biomass in the biomass value chain. Tero Tuuttila, Kokkola University Consortium Chydenius

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