Agenda 2022

DAY ONE: 5th July 2022

9.20 Opening remarks from the Chair:
Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, World Biogas Association

9.30 How to decarbonize Road Transport with Biogas
Joint Presentation:
Christian Cuenot, Head of LNG Road Europe, Shell
Andrea Thome Van der Togt, Marketing & Commercial manager LNG and bio-LNG, Shell

10.00 Global outlook for biogas
Peter Zeniewski, Lead Gas Analyst, World Energy Outlook

10.30 Biomethane projects in Europe – experiences, developments and potential
Maurice Markerink, International Business Development, EnviTec

11.00 Networking break
kindly sponsored by Bureau Veritas

11.30 Netherlands’ first Bio-LNG plant
Léon van Bossum, Partner and Commercial Director, Nordsol

12.00 Bio-LNG since 2018, and now more bullish than ever
Hâvard Wollan, CEO, Biokraft AS

12.35 Networking lunch
kindly sponsored by Technoilogy

2.00 Opening remarks from the Chair
Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, World Biogas Association

2.15 Biomethane market perspectives

Biomethane development from a gas TSO perspective
Key steps for scaling up biomethane integration in gas networks
Spanish market context

Pharoah Le Feuvre, Strategy Department, Enagas

2.45 How to ensure biogas plants source sustainable and responsible biomass, in accordance with the principles of RED II

Impact of REDII on biogas markets
Requirements for the production and trade of biomethane
Challenges and lessons learned from 1 year REDII certification
Outlook

Thomas Siegmund, Head of Biomass Certification at Sustainable Resources Verification Scheme (SURE)

3.15 Networking break
kindly sponsored by Bureau Veritas

3.45 Negative emissions through biomethane: A way to effectively remove CO2 from the atmosphere
Zoltan Elek, CEO, Landwärme

4.15 Delivering the biogas industryʼs full potential by 2030
Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, World Biogas Association

4.45 Networking drinks with the Biogas & Biomass participants
kindly sponsored by Emmission Analytics

DAY TWO: 6th July 2022

9.30 Opening remarks from the Chair
Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, World Biogas Association

9.45 The potential and cost-competitiveness of renewable gas
Marta Kamola-Martines, Head of Biogas, Corporate Strategy, ENGIE

10.15 The role of biomethane in the REPowerEU
Giulia Cancian, Secretary General, European Biogas Association

10.45 Networking break
kindly sponsored by Bureau Veritas

11.15 Prospects and obstacles of biogas ambition in the gas distribution networks

The challenge of meeting ambitious biogas production targets
Prospects of biogas production in the Netherlands
How DSOs (Distribution service operator) can facilitate the biogas injection
Future outlook of biogas in the gas networks

Iman Pishbin, Gas Network Strategist, Stedin

11.45 Biomethane : French sector state of play and upcoming developments

State of development of biomethane in France
What are the advantages of biomethane for the energy transition ?
How EU Regulations can help taking benefits of these advantages?

Philippe GARREC, GRDF European Affairs

12.15 Biogas availability in the Nordic market

Feedstock availability in the market from a local – regional – international perspective
Biogas supply chain development

Ari Suomilammi, Director Production, Gasum

12.45 Networking lunch
kindly sponsored by Technoilogy

2.00 Opening remarks from the Chair

2.15 International biomethane trade and the market outlook
Diego Radlmaier, Sales, bmp greengas

2.45 Issues regarding the digitalization of the Certification Process according to REDII for biomethane

The importance of a digitalisation of the certification process for REDII-biomethane
Issues and problems of the digitalisation of the certification process
Outlook and solution for the existing problem

Henning Dicks, Managing Director, Agriportance

3.15 Common deficiencies in biogas plants and lessons learned
Torsten Fischer, Managing Director, Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure

4.00 End of conference

Agenda 2022

DAY ONE: 5th July 2022

DAY TWO: 6th July 2022

Biogas Congress

Biomass Congress