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Will Commercial-Scale Biomass to Liquids Revive in 2010?
Experts share answers at 5th BTLtec

Dear [name],

Will BTL win the race for Commercial-scale Aviation Biofuels?

Biomass to liquids attracted many high profile investments from regulators and the private sector, especially from the aviation industry in 2010:

“Accelergy Corporation has begun production of a synthetic fuel from coal and biomass, to be evaluated by the United States Air Force (USAF) as the industry benchmark for 100% synthetic jet fuel.”
~ March 2010

“British Airways, in partnership with the Solena Group, will establish Europe’s first plant for sustainable jet-fuel with planned use in 2014. The east London plant will gasify 500,000 tonnes of waste biomass/year, and use a Fischer-Tropsch process to convert the resulting syngas to over 16 million gallons of bio jet fuel and bio naphtha.” ~ Feb 2010

With such high profile headlines, the time is ripe to tackle unanswered questions spanning the Biomass to Liquids value chain to chart the right path to BTL commercialization.

So Mark your calendars for 6-7 October to do just that at 5th BTLtec!

Come to 5th BTLtec in Rotterdam on 6-7 October, for an objective & thorough Biomass to Liquids industry update.

With an agenda spanning the latest innovations to improve conversion, technologies to optimize mass yields, and progress reports from commercial Biodiesel and Biojet fuel projects, 5th BTLtec is already attracting keen interest from industry’s top researchers, project developers, investors, Biomass producers and other industry players.

Join this elite group today, by sending in your registrations for 5th BTLtec. Click on the link below to access our online registration form.

In the mean time, watch out for my emails on the conference agenda!

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