Recycled Energy Asia 2021,

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  • Supporting Organisation
    FTI - The Federation of Thai Industries
  • Industry Partner
    Pugnatorius
  • Industry Partner
    www.ippfpowerasia.com
  • Evening Cocktail Reception Sponsor
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  • Associate Sponsor
    www.cmtevents.com/eventsponsorship.aspx?ev=20020809&
  • Corporate Sponsor
    www.cmtevents.com/eventsponsorship.aspx?ev=20020809&
  • Exhibitor
    www.cmtevents.com/eventexhibition.aspx?ev=20020809&
  • Promotion Partner
    biomassa.de
  • Promotion Partner
    www.bioenergyinternational.com
  • Promotion Partner
    www.energybss.com
  • Promotion Partner
    www.pellets-wood.com
  • Promotion Partner
    www.sugar-asia.com/
  • Promotion Partner
    www.greenjournal.co.uk
  • Promotion Partner
    www.greenmatch.co.uk/boilers/biomass-boilers
  • Promotion Partner
    /www.chemmarket.info/en/
  • Promotion Partner
    www.greenchemical.jp
  • Promotion Partner
    bgbiom.org


  “Towards Zero Waste, Sustainability & Green Electricity” 

 

Recycled Energy Asia 2021 incorporates the 6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia and WtE Asia 2021, jointly taking place in Bangkok on 24-26 February 2021. 


6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia continues to focus on the commercial and economic development of regional agricultural biomass exports and carbonization. 


The inaugural WtE Asia 2021 offers commercial insights on regional waste to energy prospects, supply chain and technology assessments, energy and environment economics.  Supported by the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), the 2.5 days agenda is expected to attract regional key players in both biomass and waste to energy sectors.


From wood pellet, PKS supply and sustainability, waste management and waste to fuels, PPP business models, to demand development in local markets and North Asia, technologies and financing, the comprehensive program with expert speakers panel is ready with the latest industry insights and engaging panel discussion.  Register for the 2.5-days event early & enjoy maximum advantage and discount!  Contact hafizah@cmtsp.com.sg for more information!

 

Schedule at a Glance
24 Feb 2021 
25 Feb 2021 
26 Feb 2021 

Pre-Conference Workshop

6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia
(09:00 - 17:00)
"Improving Global Competitiveness & Bottom Line: Best Practice for Design, Building/Retrofitting and Operation of a World Class Wood Pellet Mill”

WtE Asia 2021
(08:30 - 19:00) 
“Sustainable Waste to Energy Projects & Structures in Asia” &
Visit to Chonburi Clean
Energy Plant
(limited to 30 seats only)

Combined Session -
Recycled Energy Asia 2021
(09:00 – 12:30)

6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia
(09:00 – 12:30)

WtE Asia 2021
(09:00 – 12:30)

Combined Luncheon Reception
(12:30 – 14:00)

Combined Closing Luncheon
(12:30 – 14:00)

6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia
(14:00 – 17:00)

WtE Asia 2021
(14:00 – 17:00)

 

Combined Networking Cocktail Reception
(17:00 – 18:30)

 

Recent developments and investments in Asia’s biomass, bioenergy and WtE market:


"Malaysian firm eyes waste-to-energy PHL projects"
~ Nov 18, Business World


"Finally, Kochi to have waste-to-energy plant"
~ Nov 20, India Times


"Finland helps Bac Ninh province in waste-to-energy technology"
~ Nov 20, VNA


"Waste-to-energy facilities set for Cebu, Pangasinan"
~ Nov 16, PNA


"Australian agricultural waste-to-energy project receives government grant"
~ Nov 15, Bioenergy Insight


"Delhi pollution: Punjab takes biomass power route to stop stubble burning"
~ Nov 18, The New Indian Express


"Biogas as a sustainable energy solution for Southeast Asia"
~ Oct 29, Business Times


"Solariant closes financing on 50 MW biomass plant in Japan"
~ Nov 5, Biomass Magazine

 

 

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What to expect at CMT's Recycled Energy Asia 2021

  • 24+ hours of content – Engage in presentations & discussions on biomass demand, supply & logistics, drivers and economic potential for waste to energy, and case studies
  • Assess regional development in sustainability – Engage with the regional wood pellet and PKS suppliers and find out how they are getting their products certified
  • Meet the leaders in Waste to Energy (WtE) - Meet key developers and technologies providers in the WtE arena and key industry practitioners
  • Opportunity to evaluate – The showcase of regional projects provides the opportunity to assess and benchmark
  • 70% are senior-level executives – The must-attend keynote with senior officials & executives; Network and establish contact with key influencers and decision makers
  • 20+ networking hours - Take advantage of CMT Connect, & many opportunities for you to network with fellow delegates and speakers during refreshment breaks, lunch, cocktail receptions, as well as the pre-conference workshop and post-conference site visit
  • Operational waste to energy (WtE) power plant experience - Visit the all-new 8.63MW WtE Plant in Chon Buri
  • Start networking before the conference begins - Take advantage of CMT Connect and start planning your meetings before 24 Feb 2021
 

 

~ Separately Bookable ~ 

24 Feb 2021 | 10:00 - 17:00hrs 

Pre-Conference Workshop 

6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia
"Improving Global Competitiveness & Bottom Line: Best Practice for Design, Building/Retrofitting and
Operation of a World Class Wood Pellet Mill”
Workshop Outline:
  • Why a well-designed & well-operated pellet mill is necessary for business, productivity & safety - What it takes to build & operate a successful pellet mill
  • Wood supply - what is good & what is bad (Includes discussion of sustainability requirements & credentials)
  • Proper preparation of wood fiber for introduction to drying & pressing
  • Pellet presses & pellet coolers - how to efficiently make durable on-spec pellets
  • Manpower/staffing for pellet mill operation
  • Logistic & handling of pellet from mill to port
  • Safety - how to build safety into the design of the pellet mill and how to train the staff to operate the plant safely
  • What to include in & how to organize a preventive maintenance program
  • Pellet quality control - what is needed to test & document pellet quality
 

WtE Asia 2021
“Sustainable Waste to Energy Projects & Structures in Asia”
& Visit to Chonburi Clean Energy Plant
(limited to 30 seats only)

Itinerary:
08:30 Sustainable Waste to Energy Projects & 12:45 Bus to depart for Chonburi Clean
  Structures in Asia - facilitated by experts   Energy Plant (limited to 30 registered
  from Suez Asia   and paid participants)
11:30 End of Workshop, followed by Lunch 14:45 Arrive at CCE for tour, presentation,
      Q&A & refreshments
    17:00 Bus to depart for conference hotel
    19:00 Arrive at conference hotel; End of Site Visit

 

Speakers Confirmed to-date: 

• PT Energy Biomassa Indonesia • InfraCo Asia • PUGNATORIUS Ltd. • Poyry Energy Ltd • Fulcrum BioEnergy • FutureMetrics • Nanyang Technological University • China Everbright Environmental Protection Ltd. • Hinterland Management • OMV Refining & Marketing Gmbh • SUEZ • Chodai Philippines Corporation • Super Energy Corporation • Plastic Energy • Sime Darby Technology Centre • Indufor Asia Pacific Ltd • Amandus Kahl Gmbh

 
Testimonial from last Biomass conference
“Perspectives of other countries”
~ All Asian Countertrade
 
“It is very informative and data provided were timely and current”
~ Greenalt Enterprise
 
“Great learning and wonderful networking opportunity”
~ Almoiz Industries  
“Had a very informative 2 days”
~ Asia Plantation Capital
 
“Very informative and beneficial”
~ West Australian Hardwood Products
 
 
 


 
Industry News

SBP launches biomass standards review 

FutureMetrics: COVID-19 unlikely to reduce demand for industrial wood pellets

 

Valmet to Provide Biomass Treatment System for Praj Biorefinery in India

 

Japan, Indonesia to Promote Waste-to-energy Endeavors

 

SUEZ to Build Plastics Recycling Plant in Thailand

 

Tokyo gov't office switches to biomass source for 80% of electricity

 

Waste-to-energy: panacea for Asia's pollution problem or a load of rubbish?

 

Wasting away to make energy

 

Hitachi Zosen gets EfW orders in China, Thailand

 

Japan's Waste-to-Power Fix for Asia Undercuts Lower Carbon Goals

 

Vietnam's waste-to-energy power policies not powerful enough

 

Indonesia to auction three waste-to-energy projects this year

 

SP Group and Gardens by the Bay launch pilot project to convert waste to energy, biomass

 

Southeast Asia looks to Taiwan as recycling pioneer

 

Indonesia sees waste-to-energy plant as solution to garbage problem

 

 
Be a Sponsor or Exhibitor!

This event is an excellent platform to promote your organization to influential players and investors in the industry. Sponsorship opportunities available include Corporate, Exclusive luncheon & Cocktail sponsor.

Exhibition / catalogue display can be arranged upon request. Contact fiona@cmtsp.com.sg or (65) 6346 9138

News Feed

4.8 MW waste-to-energy plant commences operation in Thailand

Posted on : 20 Jan, 2020

 
A 4.8 MW waste-to-energy plant has begun commercial operation in Thailand in December, 2019. The project is developed by Progress Interchem (Thailand), where B.Grimm holds a 48% stake.
 
The plant will use industrial waste as feedstock that will be converted to energy using pyrolysis technology.
 
Under a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA), between Progress Interchem (Thailand) and Bangkok-based Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), the latter will use the energy generated from the plant.
 
For more on waste-to-energy projects in Asia, attend CMT’s Recycled Energy Asia 2020 (featuring dual tracks – 6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia and WtE Asia 2020) in Bangkok.
 
Email Hafizah at hafizah@cmtsp.com.sg or call +65 6817 5744 for more details on the program.
 
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Investments in Philippines and Malaysia’s Biomass Power Markets

Posted on : 05 Dec, 2019

 
Philippines is expected to get a new 2.5-MW biomass energy facility in Butuan, Mindanao. A Japanese company has collaborated with the City Government of Butuan for the biomass power project that will use rice husks as feedstock. The project is subject to approval by the government.
 
Mindanao has plenty of rice farms and rice husks are in abundance which are mostly thrown away. These rice husks can be used to produce power in the biomass facility.
 
Given its rich natural resources, Mindanao also has a high potential to produce hydro energy projects. In fact the region has already completed three hydropower projects – the two-unit 8-MW Asiga River Small Hydropower Project and 4-MW Taguibo Small Hydropower Project in Agusan de Norte, and 23-MW Wawa River Small Hydropower Project in Agusan del Sur.
 
Meanwhile De Raj Group, a German energy company, plans to acquire a 35% stake in an Malaysia-incorporated company – that owns a 9.9-MW biomass-fired power plant project (through a subsidiary).
 
Although the Malaysia based company is unnamed, De Raj is expected to indirectly own, manage and operate a biomass-fired plant in Malaysia, using Japanese technology. The plant is expected to sell its output to the grid.
 
Find out more about biomass power projects in the Philippines from Chodai Philippines Corporation at CMT’s Recycled Energy Asia 2020 (featuring dual tracks – 6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia and WtE Asia 2020) in Bangkok.
 
Email Hafizah at hafizah@cmtsp.com.sg or call +65 6346 9218 for more details on the program.
 
Read more:
Japanese firm to build biomass power project in Butuan

 

Is Japan’s Waste-to-energy technology the answer to Southeast Asia’s swelling plastics waste problem?

Posted on : 30 Sep, 2019

 
Waste to energy market is expected to be worth $40 billion by 2023 globally – with APAC being the fastest growing market (Bloomberg NEF said in an October report, citing the World Energy Council).
 
Japan leads the market with its waste-to-energy technology. It burns over 50 percent its plastic waste for power. The country has over 370 operational waste-to-power plants – with its most advanced facilities having the capacity to burn 1,000 tons a day of trash and generating 16.7 MW.
 
Japan aims to export its waste-to-energy technology to Southeast Asian countries – mainly Malaysia and Indonesia, that are struggling with swelling volumes of plastic, often entering waterways.
 
However, there are concerns over the environmental impact of generating electricity from plastic waste. It is said that plastic waste has a carbon content similar to oil and a bit lower than coal. Although technology may help reduce the flow of plastics into oceans, there can be serious repercussions if it is implemented on a large scale – impacting climate change emission targets.
 
For more on the latest waste-to-energy market, attend CMT’s Recycled Energy Asia 2020 (featuring dual tracks – 6th Biomass & BioEnergy Asia and WtE Asia 2020) in Bangkok.
 
Email Hafizah at hafizah@cmtsp.com.sg or call +65 6346 9218 for more details on the program.