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Russian Biofuels Association

Russian National Biofuels Association promotes renewable fuels in Russia — bioethanol & biodiesel. To achieve its goals the Association works with various government and non-government stakeholders in Russian and neighboring countries. More...

"Biomass: Fuel & Power-2012" on April 17-18, 2012 in in Moscow, Russia.

Russian Biofuels Association is pleased to inform about successful International Congress "BIOMASS: fuel & power". The Congress gathered more than 200 senior executives from over 15 countries to discuss a variety of topics from feedstock to marketing of liquid and solid biofuels. We have invited leading biofuels experts from Europe, USA and Russia to speak at the Congress. Some topics for discussion:
• The state of the industry: Russia, Ukraine & Kazakhstan
• Second-generation biofuels: progress in technology and development in Russia
• Potable alcohol plants: production process & conversion it to biofuels
• Pyrolysis & gasification: bio-oil, biochar and syngas. Biodiesel & biojet fuel.
• Wet-milling and production of gluten, starches and bioethanol & biobutanol
• Algae: option for Russia?
• Oil Industry position on biofuels and the oil industry expectations
• Fuel ethanol plant's economics: Dry-Mill vs. Wet-Mill, Energy Integration
• Generating Revenues From Co-Products (Distillers Grain and Carbon Dioxide)
• Biofuel impact on Russia & CIS food supply and demand. Will there be enough feedstock?
• Solid biofuels: production and use in Russia. Biomass stoves, boilers & burners.
• Pellets & briquettes: production for export and for domestic market.
• Panel discussion: Development of biofuels market in Russia and neighboring countries

To learn more...

 
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Belarus suspends rape oil exports for up to three months

Belarus will not export any rape oil in the next two or three months, a spokesperson for the Belarusian State Food Industry Concern (Beldzyarzhkharchpram) told BelaPAN on Monday. The exports may be partially resumed in the future, the spokesperson said. Earlier in the day, Beldzyarzhkharchpram's head, Ivan Danchanka, told reporters in Minsk that the export of rape oil to the European Union would be "limited" in the following six months. The restrictions have been imposed because of a small shortage of rapeseeds, estimated at around 30,000 tons, Mr. Danchanka said. In the past, Belarus exported up to 50,000 tons of rape oil to European countries annually, he said. Belarus produces rape oil for not only human consumption but also for making biofuels, Mr. Danchanka said. By growing rape, people increase the country's energy security and reduce its dependence on imports, he noted.

 

30  September  2010

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