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Biogas East and Midwest

Chicago, USA June 19 – 20, 2012
 

 

 

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The 2nd annual Biogas East & Midwest conference will bring together industry leaders from the East and Midwest to put a spotlight on the biogas feedstock value chains that hold untapped potential for developing profitable projects, with a particular focus on how to capitalize on the high energy yields of food and organic waste streams, whilst exploring the emerging opportunities in the waste water treatment sector.

 

Why attend?

  • The 5th biogas event to be held in the US - proven track record in the industry

  • The only event that brings together representation for the entire value chain specifically for the East and MidWestern biogas industry


 

  • Develop strategy in the absence of 1603- what are the necessary changes to attract investment into your project?

  • Explore the market development of different biogas feedstocks- what sectors present the most attractive opportunities?

  • Hear from a host of project case studies- lessons learned to consider for your next project

  • Discover how biogas upgrading can expand the market for your project

  • Focus on the progress of the natural gas vehicle market and implications expanding the market for biogas producers

  • Widened focus to include Canada, how you can enter this developing market

  • Draw upon the experiences of European companies, what can the US market learn?

 

Key topics to be addressed:

  • Market Overview, Legislation and Policy

  • Financing Biogas Projects

  • Feedstock Overview I: Food and Organic Waste

  • Biogas Upgrading for the Gas Grid and Working with Utilities

  • Biomethane: Tapping into the Vehicle Market

  • Feedstock overview II: Waste Water Treatment, and Agriculture

  • Lessons from the Experiences of European Companies for the US Market

  • Feedstock overview III: Landfill and MSW

 

To register and for more information:

Call: +44 (0)20 7099 0600
Email: Samantha.coleman@greenpowerconferences.com
Or visit www.greenpowerconferences.com/biogaseast

 

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