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4 | Convention Center Maps 5 | Green Event 6 | Things to Know Preconference: 8 | Biomass Carbonization & Torrefaction Summit

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Preconference: 10 | Biomass Preparation Handling & Storage Workshop 12 | Biomass Agenda 20 | Innovation Showcase Schedule 24 | Event Sponsors 26 | Supporting Organizations 30 | Exhibitors

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SUSTAINABILITY

With an emphasis on reducing our overall environmental impact while benefiting and improving the local community, Cobb Galleria Centre, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, and Galleria Specialty Shops are committed to reviewing, changing and implementing policies and sustainability initiatives, which work to strengthen our environmental principles. Our goal is to improve, maintain and apply practices that will reduce impact on the environment, benefit the local community and make economic sense.

While we realize that this effort is never complete and always evolving, below is a list of some of the things we are doing to promote environmental sustainability: Recycling • Shipping pallets are reused or recycled • Batteries are recycled • Fluorescent bulbs are recycled • Grease is recycled into biodiesel fuel • Toner cartridges are recycled • Use of Masonite for carpet protection, eliminating the use of disposable carpet shield Energy/Water • ALTO fluorescent bulbs (low mercury) where possible • Integrated “Building Management System” that has reduced electricity and gas costs/ consumption exponentially • Motion-censored lights (since 1994) • LED lighting throughout facility • Restricted use of HVAC during move-in/move-out days in the exhibit halls to eliminate the energy waste of operating HVAC systems when the loading dock doors are open • Low-flow toilets • Planting of perennials instead of annuals in flower beds – perennials grow deeper roots and require less watering • Chemical treatment and monitoring to maintain water quality for HVAC • Biodiesel partnership with Southern Green Industries to recycle all of the grease from our kitchen • Replacement of 12 rooftop HVAC units with anticipated 15% reduction in energy usage Food and Beverage • On-site garden with three raised beds and many perennials • Local and regional food sourcing when possible • Clients are discouraged from using disposables on their buffets and breaks (china and linen are highly encouraged) • Water urns provided on request instead of bottled water at meetings • Left-over food donated to Atlanta’s Table • Minimal use of pre-packaged condiments • Composting Office • Major reduction in paper through “going electronic” with most operational documents (Proposals, Contracts, Banquet Event Orders, Invoices, Event Resumes, Service Order Forms, etc.)

• Major reduction in paper through minimal production of collateral materials and only electronic production of newsletters • Use of FSC Certified commercial printers

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CONFERENCE DETAILS

WELCOME Welcome to the 11th annual International Biomass Conference & Expo at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta, GA. This dynamic event unites industry professionals from all sectors of the world’s interconnected biomass utilization industries—biobased power, thermal energy, fuels and chemicals.

Organized by BBI International and produced by Biomass Magazine, this event brings current and future producers of bioenergy and biobased products together with waste generators, energy crop growers, municipal leaders, utility executives, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, project developers, investors and policy makers. It’s a true onestop shop — the world’s premier educational and networking junction for all biomass industries.

The operation and financial success of any biomassto-energy facility requires its operators to utilize highquality, consistent biomass feedstocks. The Biomass Preparation, Handling & Storage Workshop agenda will allow producers to take an in-depth look at the latest innovations and strategies in biomass handling and compare it to their own. Whether producers are sourcing wood chips from a handful of trusted suppliers for a campus boiler or are a biorefinery working to gather, store and convert hundreds of thousands of tons of agricultural residues, this agenda will offer practical value.

The Biomass Carbonization & Torrefaction Summit is a one-day, intensive conversation about the promise of upgrading biomass streams via torrefaction or the production of biochar and the markets that await the developers and producers who can scale-up and efficiently manufacture commercial volumes of these products. Attendees can expect conversations about downstream energy markets, but the program’s inclusion of biochar will introduce new market segments to a biomass audience more familiar with traditional power or heat markets. Additionally, the Biomass Carbonization & Torrefaction Summit will examine how the production of torrefied biomass and biochar will fit into the existing biomass supply chain and how it might propel the broader biomass sector even further forward.

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THINGS TO KNOW COBB GALLERIA CENTRE

The official conference and expo location for the 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo is the Cobb Galleria Centre. All activities related to the event, except the Wednesday Evening Networking Event and Industry Tour, will take place at the Cobb Galleria Centre.

Cobb Galleria Centre 2 Galleria Pkwy SE Atlanta, GA 30339 Tel: 770-955-8000

CONFERENCE HOTEL

The Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center is the official hotel of the 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo. Hotel address and contact information is as follows: Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center 2450 Galleria Parkway Atlanta, GA 30339 Tel: 770-953-4500

REGISTRATION HOURS

Concourse CD The official registration hours for the 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo are as follows: Sunday, April 15 Monday, April 16 Tuesday, April 17 Wednesday, April 18

3:00 PM – 5:00 PM 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS

The 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo speaker presentations will be made available online to all officially registered attendees the session starts. Registered attendees can access the speaker presentations on Biomass Connect.

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STAY CONNECTED

Stay connected with your colleagues during and after the show â&#x20AC;&#x201D; follow us on Twitter or utilize Biomass Connect, the exclusive social media site for the event. â&#x20AC;˘ Twitter: @BiomassMagazine use #IBCE18 â&#x20AC;˘ App URL: https://crowd.cc/s/1mYLG â&#x20AC;˘ Event URL: https://crowd.cc/ibce18

EXHIBIT HOURS

Exhibit Hall CD The official Expo hours for the 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo are as follows: Monday, April 16 Tuesday, April 17 Wednesday, April 18

5:00 PM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 6:30 PM 11:00 AM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 6:30 PM 7:30 AM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1:30 PM

EXHIBITOR SET-UP AND MOVE-OUT

Exhibit Hall CD Exhibitors at the 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo may set up exhibit properties during the following hours:

Monday, April 16

8:00 AM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3:00 PM

Exhibitor move-out hours are as follows:

Wednesday, April 18

1:30 PM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 5:30 PM

Entry into the exhibit hall during setup will require an official conference exhibitor name badge. You may obtain your conference credentials at the registration desk located in Concourse CD. The expo concludes at 1:30 pm on Wednesday, April 18. Move-out is between 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm. No early move-out is allowed without prior approval. If you are contracting a shipping carrier for your exhibit properties separate from Valley Expo & Displays shipping service, your carriers must arrive at Cobb Galleria Centre to pick up your shipments no later than 3:30 pm on Wednesday, April 18. Thank you very much!

Coca-Cola Trigeneration Landfill Gas-to-Energy Facility Thursday, April 19 (8:30 am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 12:30 pm)

Attendee check-in 8:00 AM Lower Level Cobb Galleria Centre/Renaissance Atlanta Waverly East Lot Pick-up/Drop-off

This tour will offer attendees an opportunity to see a facility that 7285 6321625(' %< since its commissioning in 2012 has attracted praise and awards from the waste, renewable energy and biomass communities. The facility uses landfill gas captured from a nearby landfill and moved to a combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP) system via a 6-mile-long pipeline. The facility is capable of producing 6.5 MW of electric power while also satisfying the heating requirements for its host site, a syrup production plant.

WEDNESDAY EVENING EVENT

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Wednesday, April 18 | Game time 7:35 PM Suntrust Park FREE Event for Attendees Registration Required

Join your associates for a fun night out at the ballgame!

SunTrust Park is the perfect marriage of classic ballpark :('1(6'$< feel, modern amenities and (9(1,1* (9(17 6321625(' %< southern hospitality, which creates a fan experience unlike any other. An intimate setting of 41,000 seats is designed to maximize sightlines, making every seat feel like the â&#x20AC;&#x153;best in the house.â&#x20AC;?

Tickets are required for admittance to the game.

Tickets are available for pick up at the conference registration desk on Wednesday, April 18 between 7:00 am - 1:30 pm.

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PRE-CONFERENCE AGENDA AGENDA Monday, April 16

Sessions @ Ballroom B

Agenda 7:30 am – 8:30 am Ballroom A Breakfast 8:30 am – 9:10 am

Exploring the Potential for Torrefaction as a Forest Management Tool

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Airex Energy Keith Mfg. Co.

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How Biochar Production Can Perfectly Complement Heat and Power Production

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MOBILE ACCESS / PRESENTATIONS

The 2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo speaker presentations will be made available online to all officially registered attendees during the time of the session. Registered attendees can access the speaker presentations on Biomass Connect.

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Brian Brashaw, Program Manager, Forest Products Marketing Unit, U.S. Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory Advancing Development and Markets for Hazardous Fuels through Torrefaction Wayne Lei, Chief Technical Officer, Oregon Torrefaction for the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities Experience Using Two Different Kiln Type Torrefiers and Review of Model Test Burn Results

Monday, April 16 (7:30 am - 3:30 pm)

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Miles

Levine

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Tom Miles, Biomass Energy Engineering Consultant, T.R. Miles Technical Consulting Overview: U.S. Biochar Initiative, Oregon Jonah Levine, Development Manager, Confluence Energy/Biochar Solutions Inc. Biochar and Thermal Energy Production: Product Utilization and Market Examples Greg Stangl, CEO, Phoenix Energy Biochar and the Power of ‘And’ 10:40 am – 11:10 am Ballroom A Networking Break

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Why We Need Torrefied Biomass: Markets Where Torrefied Biomass is a Solution When Other Biomass Streams Aren’t

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Where Biochar is Adding Real Value and Finding Marketplace Traction as a Result Simet

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Ezra Bar-Ziv, EB Clean Energy, Ltd.-Boardman Torrefaction of Industrial Residue Pellets Joseph James, President, Agri-Tech Producers LLC (ATP) Using ATP’s Patent-Pending CRBBP Process to Multi-Task Bio-crops and Their Resulting Biomass to Innovatively Lower Remediation, Biomass and Torrefied Bioproduct and Biofuel Costs Paul Polak, Founder & CEO, Transform Energy Torrefaction as a Village-based Poverty Eradication Strategy 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Ballroom A Networking Lunch 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm

A Close Look at the Commercial Scale Production of Torrefied Biomass

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Kelby Fite, VP & Director of Research, Bartlett Tree Experts Adding Biochar in the Soil Amelioration Process: An Arborist’s Perspective Mark Highland, President, The Organic Mechanics Soil Company Adding Value by Using Biochar Soil Amendments in Custom Engineered Soils James D. Murphy, President/Owner, Waste To Energy Inc. Building Markets through Dependability and Consistency of Products 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Exhibit Hall CD Grand Opening & Welcome Reception for the International Biomass Conference & Expo

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Sudhagar Mani, Associate Professor, University of Georgia Integration of Torrefaction Technology with Existing Wood Pellet Mills Donald Fosnacht, Associate Director, Natural Resources Research Institute, University of Minnesota Use of Hydrothermal Carbonization and Torrefaction for Preparing Biomass for Solid Fuels and Advanced Chemicals Jagannadh Satyavolu, Theme Leader, Biomass/ Biofuels, Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research A “Binder-Free” Approach to Producing Torrefied Biomass Briquettes Becky Long, Dryer Design Engineer, Industrial Accessories/Konza Renewable Fuels The Key to Unlocking Large-Scale, Industrial Production of Biocoal

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PRE-CONFERENCE AGENDA AGENDA Monday, April 16

Sessions @ Ballroom E

Agenda 7:30 am – 8:30 am Ballroom A Breakfast 8:30 am – 10:00 am

Greater than the Sum of Its Parts: The Argument for a Systems-Based Approach to Managing Biomass Streams

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Jamil Bundalli, Project Manager, Kamengo Technology Inc. The Six Design Parameters for the Design of a Reliable Storage and Feed System for Biomass Carrie Hartford, Senior Project Engineer, Jenike & Johanson, Inc. The Science Behind the Unique Material Handling Aspects of Biomass Neal Yancey, Senior Research Engineer, Idaho National Laboratory Automation in Biomass Processing: Controlling Feedstock Characteristics (Moisture, Particle Size, Bulk Density) Real Time During Biomass Processing 10:00 am – 10:30 am Ballroom A Networking Break

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Equipment Innovations Making Biomass More Efficient and Increasing Overall Plant Productivity

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Ballroom A Networking Break 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Right Sizing Biomass Storage for both In-Process and Finished Product Applications Portz

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute John Harris, Southeast U.S. Sales Representative, Keith Mfg. Co. Cost Effective Material Handling Solutions for Receiving, Metering and Storing Biomass Siniša Jakšic, Managing Director - EMEA, TerraSource Global Reclaiming Value: How Tubefeeders are Enhancing the Productivity and Energy Efficiency of Biomass Processing Facilities Desmond Smith, Materials Handling, BRUKS Rockwood Inc. Material Handling Solutions for Dusty, Fragile, and Variable Biomass Raw Materials 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Ballroom A Networking Lunch 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm

Best Practices in Biomass Grinding, Chopping and Hammermilling

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Henry van Haaster, Head of Sales, Javo International BV An Innovative Approach to Storing and Handling Biomass and other Bulk Materials Dane Floyd, President, Biomass Engineering & Equipment The Modular Way to Store and Feed Biomass using Converted Sea Containers John Saucier, Regional Sales Manager, ProcessBarron Right-Sized Biomass Receiving, Processing, Storage and Delivery Systems 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Exhibit Hall CD Grand Opening & Welcome Reception for the International Biomass Conference & Expo

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Kevin Comer, Associate Principal, Antares Group Inc. Comparison and Analysis of Biomass Pre-Processing Test Results for Corn Stover and Switchgrass at INL’s Process Demonstration Unit Forcus Martinez, North American Sales Manager, Prodesa From the Log to the Pellet: Best Technologies for Particle Size Reduction in Wood Pellet Plants Dave Whitelaw, SE Regional Sales Manager, Rotochopoper The Impact of Routine Maintenance on Grinder and Hammermill Output Visit: https://crowd.cc/ibce18 Real-Time Speaker Presentations | Virtual Expo Map | Schedule Meetings | Online Directory | And More

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BIOMASS CONFERENCE AGENDA Monday, April 16 & Tuesday, April 17 Monday, April 16

11:00 am - 1:30 pm Exhibit Hall CD

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9:10 am - 9:40 am Ballroom CD

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Fred Callahan, Southeast Regional Manager, IEP Technologies Explosion Risks and Mitigation Methods for Critical Process Equipment in the Biomass Facility Jason Krbec, Sales Engineering Manager, CV Technology Inc. Dust Hazard Analysis for Biomass Pellet Operations Clive Nixon, Regional Sales Manager, BS&B Pressure Safety Management Managing the Dust Explosion Hazard in Wood Pellet Production

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Patrick Serfass, Executive Director, American Biogas Council Carrie Annand, Executive Director, Biomass Power Association Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Dan Wilson, Board Chairman, Biomass Thermal Energy Council Steve Skarda, Founding Member, Renewable Thermal Collaborative

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Moderator: David Nicholls, Forest Products Technologist, USDA Forest Service Jayant Khambekar, Senior Consultant, Jenike & Johanson Inc. Future of Biomass Co-firing: The Role of Material Handling Marcus Chee, CEO, Nanomass Corp.

Co-Fired Power Generation Rich Clasby, Business Development Manager, Detroit Stoker Company Combustion Equipment Retrofits and Co-firing for Biomass Boilers Preben Messerschmidt, Project Director, Ramboll Co-firing Biomass with Coal at Power Generation Stations

11:00 am - 6:30 pm Exhibit Hall CD

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Moderator: Ron Kotrba, Editor, Biodiesel Magazine Steven Cox, President, GkW Energy Inc. Design, Construction, and Demonstration of a Micro-Scale Anaerobic Digestion / Power Generation Process Joseph Curro, Principal Engineer, CDM Smith Citrus Processing Plant Gets Juiced on Landfill Gas Manaf Farhan, President & CEO, EMG International High-Rate Anaerobic Digester Technology for Brewery and Food Manufacturing Wastewater Treatment and Renewable Energy Generation: System Components, Performance Data and Maximizing ROI

Track 4: Advanced Biofuels & Biobased Chemicals

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Brad James, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants Optimized Pellet Plant Design: Reduced Environmental Compliance Burden Ron Pagel, Business Development Manager, Power Engineers Inc. Building a Dynamic Capital Project Team: Plant Design Considerations Forcus Martinez, Sales Manager - North America, Prodesa Design and Supply of Wood Pellet Plants Under EPC and O&M Contracts Holger Streetz, International Operations Manager, Bathan AG Germany How to Double Production and Reach Designed Pellet Plant Capacity

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Moderator: Ali Manesh, President, Attis Innovations/American Science & Technology Peter Flippo, Business Development Director, Bioprocess Pilot Facility Pretreatment of Lignocellulosic Biomass at Pilot Scale: Design Considerations Vs. Operational Challenges Quang Nguyen, Director, Biomass National Feedstock User Facility, Idaho National Laboratory Key Factors in Designing a Robust Biorefinery Feedstock Preprocessing System Jaya Shankar Tumuluru, Research Scientist, Idaho National Laboratory Size Reduction and Pelleting of Corn Stover: Impact of Moisture Content, Length to Diameter (L/D) Ratio and Screen Size on Pellet Properties and Energy Consumption Raghu Gurram, Process Development Scientist, Attis Innovations/American Science & Technology Alternative Pulping Process for Paper and High ValueAdded Biochemical Production

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Moderator: Ron Kotrba, Editor, Biodiesel Magazine Carl Liboro, Graduate Student, Alfred University Feasibility Study of a Rural Electric Microgrid with Biomass as a Distributed Energy Resource Alexandra Rekkas, Senior Research Associate, David Gardiner and Associates The Renewable Thermal Collaborative (RTC): Reducing Emissions through Renewable Heating and Cooling Rafal Strzalka, Centre for Sustainable Energy Technology, University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart System Performance Optimization of Decentralized Biomass CHP Plants Tony “T.J.” Morice, Managing Member TNT Ventures LLC & Principal Verita Energy LLC Messersmith Case Studies and How PACE Can Help Future Biomass Projects Jeff Hallowell, Founder & CEO, Biomass Controls LLC Biomass and Sewage Sludge: An Emerging ISO Standard for Small-Scale Combined Heat and Power Generation

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Tuesday, April 17 continued

Wednesday, April 18

Track 3: Biogas & Waste-to-Energy 75$&.

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Managing Animal Waste Streams with Anaerobic Digestion

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Conversion Pathways I: The Race to Commercialize the Production of Biochemicals from Biomass Inputs

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Perlmutter

Trottman

Moderator: Douglas Rivers, Independent Contractor/ Consultant, Sunflwr Inc. Rakesh Govind, President, PRD Tech Inc. Systematic Generation of Reaction Pathways for Industrial Chemicals Using Biomass Danny Haynes, Technical Coordinator, AkzoNobel Imagine Chemistry an Open Innovation Approach to Biochemicals Barry Perlmutter, President & Managing Director, BHS Filtration Improving Biochemical Process Operations with Continuous Pressure and Vacuum Filtration Technologies Tiffany Trottman, Business Development Manager, Nelson Engineering Inc. Overview of Biomass Processing Technologies & Suitable Applications 5(&(37,21 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Exhibit Hall CD

Networking Reception in the Expo 14

Ballroom CD

Curci

Floyd

Smith

Romlin

Moderator: Mike Curci, Sales Manager Biomass Handling Systems, Andritz Dane Floyd, President, Biomass Engineering & Equipment What has the Industry Learned about Conveyors?

Desmond Smith, Manager, West Coast Office, BRUKS Rockwood Inc. Complete Wood Handling and Delivery Systems for All Processes Carl Romlin, Financial Executive, Drinor Enhanced Pellet Production

Track 2: Biomass Power & Thermal

Ballroom E

Rivers

the Art of Moving Biomass Streams Efficiently Into and Through Your Production Facility

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Producer Map

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Simet

Steltzer

Urchell

Weisz

Reeves

Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Eric Steltzer, Deputy Director- Renewables, Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources Cracking Biomass in Massachusetts: Opportunities and Challenges to Advance Renewable Thermal Systems Chris Urchell, Consultant, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP Biomass to Energy Facilities: Getting from the Concept to Implementation and all the Detail Along the Way Jeffrey Weisz, Managing Member, Green Energy Opportunity Fund LP Elements of Project Puzzle Bill Reeves, President, ESI Inc. of Tennessee Thermal Energy and Power Generation from Biomass: Finding the Sweet Spot

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ALL THINGS BIOMASS Track 3: Biogas & Waste-to-Energy 75$&.

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Preparing Biogas for its Most Valuable Use

10:30 am - Noon

Track 1: Pellets & Densified Biomass 75$&.

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Approaches Aimed at Extracting more Energy from Varied Biomass Streams

Ballroom B

Ballroom CD Tiangco

Gates

Nixdorf

Tocio

Brundick

Moderator: Valentino Tiangco, Biomass Program Manager, Sacramento Municipal Utility District SMUD Phil Gates, Project Manager, Bartlett & West Biogas Facility Needs 101 Dick Nixdorf, Chief Technology Officer, CerX LLC Hot Gas Ceramic Fiber Filter Potential for Cleaning Biogas Valentino Tiangco, Biomass Program Manager, Sacramento Municipal Utility District SMUD Pre-and Post-Combustion NOx Control System with Hydrogen Assistance and Using Microwave Technology for Biogas Engines Jeff Tocio, National Sales Manager, Pentair Haffmans Turning Waste Streams into Value Streams William Brundick, Global Technical Services Manager, Schlumberger - Purification Solutions Purification Techniques for Hydrogen Sulfide Removal

Moderator: Stan Elliot, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Pacific Coast Pellets Magnus Ståhl, Associate Professor Environmental and Energy Systems, Karlstad University Mechanical Dewatering has Positive Effects on the Thermal Drying Efficiency and Wood Pellet Quality Stefan Frodeson, Lecturer & Doctoral Student, Karlstad University Pelletizing Pure Biomass Substances: A Way to Increase Waste- and By-Products in the Pellet Production Chain Wayne Lei, Chief Technical Officer, Oregon Torrefaction for the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities Partial and Full Load Tests Using Densified Torrefied Biomass at U.S. Power Plants

Track 4: Advanced Biofuels & Biobased Chemicals

Track 2: Biomass Power & Thermal

Conversion Pathways II: The Opportunity Awaiting Biomass in Biofuel’s Next Chapter

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Moderator: Ron Kotrba, Editor, Biodiesel Magazine Martin Mitchell, Sales & Marketing Manager – Americas & Asia Region, Clariant From Idea to Market: Bringing Cellulosic Ethanol to Scale Ravi Jethra, Program Manager, WIKA Instrument Corp.

Improving Reliability Via Diaphragm Seals on Advanced Bioethanol Production Processes Douglas Rivers, Independent Contractor/Consultant, Sunflwr Inc. Technology Advancement Ideas for Cellulosic Biomass Conversion Ernie Pollitzer, Owner/Senior Engineer, Clean Energy Consultants New Technologies for Biodiesel with Unconventional Feedstocks

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Edwards

Dee

Carter

Nichols

Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Brian Edwards, Director of Engineering, Conversion Technology Inc. Changes to Dust, Fire and Explosion Prevention Standards Sean Dee, Managing Engineer, Exponent Inc. Finding the Hidden Hazards in Thermal Conversion of Biomass Melinda Carter, Territory Sales Manager, Bulwark/Wrangler FR PPE and Combustible Biofuels: The Often-Overlooked Piece of Protection Jeffrey Nichols, Managing Partner, Industrial Fire Prevention LLC Spark Detection Prevents Fires and Saves Your ASSets!

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AGENDA Wednesday, April 18 continued 10:30 am - Noon

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Inbound Feedstock Availability, Its Quality and Its Overall Impact on Digester Performance

Emissions at Biomass Power and Pellet Production Facilities

Track 3: Biogas & Waste-to-Energy 75$&.

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Track 1: Pellets & Densified Biomass 75$&.

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Will Charlton, President, Digester Doc Increasing Biogas Production through Feedstock Selection, Chemistry and Biology Luc De Baere, Managing Director, OWS Inc. Energy and Compost from the Organic Fraction of MSW Brett Hogarth, Director, Business Development, Biomass Advisory Group, Ecostrat Inc. Best Practices and New Approaches to Predicting Feedstock Availability and Risk Derek Hundert, General Manager, PlanET Biogas USA Inc. Processing of Specified Risk Material as Feedstock for Anaerobic Digestion

Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Tom Wassel, P.E. Air Techniques, ReVenture Park VOCs and Oxidizers Employed to Eliminate Them Rodney Pennington, Vice President, Special Projects, Nestec Inc. Refurbish Instead of Replace Pedro Araujo, CEO, Advanced Cyclone Systems S.A. ACS´s New Hurricane Cyclone Families Customized to Specific Needs Considering How Inter-Particle Agglomeration (Clustering) Affect Collection Efficiency Thomas Dunder, Principal Scientist, TRC Environmental Corp.

Use of Air Emissions Measurement Technologies to Optimize the Co-Firing of Biofuels for Regulatory Emissions Compliance

Track 4: Advanced Biofuels & Biobased Chemicals

Track 2: Biomass Power & Thermal

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Moderator: Ali Manesh, President, Attis Innovations/American Science & Technology Paul Greene, Design & Construction, CDM Smith Biogas Upgrading for Lucrative RINs: Technology Comparison John Nelson, Director of Construction Sales, T.V. John & Son, Inc. Renewable Natural Gas: Lessons Learned from an EPC Contractor Ernie Pollitzer, Owner/Senior Engineer, Clean Energy Consultants Biogas Cellulosic RIN Generation Roger Ford, President, Eureka Energy Corporation Coupled Natural Gas and Hemp-Derived Bio-Gas for Conversion to Drop-In Transportation Fuels

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McCraw

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Moderator: Anna Simet, Editor, Biomass Magazine Dean McCraw, Founder/CEO, Phloem Real Time Tracking of Woody Biomass Supplies Jordan Solomon, President, Ecostrat Inc. U.S. National Standards for Biomass Supply Chain Risk Charlie Niebling, Partner, Innovative Natural Resource Solutions LLC National Wood Chip Heating Fuel Technical Quality Standard: Ready for the U.S. Market!

Jim Easterly, Biomass Project Manager, Black & Veatch Corp.

Arizona Forest Bioenergy Assessment

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ALL THINGS BIOMASS Track 3: Biogas & Waste-to-Energy 75$&.

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Funded and On Their Way to Groundbreaking Ballroom B

3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Track 2: Biomass Power & Thermal

75$&.

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Palas

Dannan

Gardels

Pleima

Moderator: Nikolas Patentalakis, Commercial Director, BiogasWorld Shlomi Palas, CEO, Blue Sphere Corporation Financing Biogas Projects John Dannan, Principal - Waste to Value Investments, Generate Capital Getting Financing for Your Biogas Project David Gardels, Partner, Husch Blackwell Navigating the Legal Components of Biogas to RNG/ Pipeline Projects Brad Pleima, Senior Engineer, EcoEngineers Navigating the Hurdles of Biogas to RNG/Pipeline Projects

Track 4: Advanced Biofuels & Biobased Chemicals

All About the Money: Strategies for Getting Your Project over the Capitalization Hump

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Moderator: Tim Portz, Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute Heikki Hämäläinen, Business Manager, Protacon Technologies Ltd. Lessons Learned from Deployment of Integrated Supply Chain Management Systems: From Finland to the U.S. Carrie Hartford, Senior Project Engineer, Jenike & Johanson Inc. How to Move Beyond the Challenges of Biomass Material Handling Jamil Bundalli, Project Manager, Kamengo Technology Inc. Handling Biomass: The Three Root Causes of Bin Plugging and Poor Material Discharge Chenlin Li, Senior Staff Engineer, Idaho National Laboratory Feedstock-Conversion Interface Consortium: Providing Innovative Solutions to Address Biomass Quality and Operational Challenges Faced by Biorefineries

Track 3: Biogas & Waste-to-Energy 75$&.

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Moderator: Ron Kotrba, Editor, Biodiesel Magazine Jordan Godwin, Senior Journalist, OPIS RINs & LCFS Credits: Incentives Galore Benjamin Hubbard, Principal, Nexus Program Management Group What You Must Know When Seeking Project Financing Mark Riedy, Partner & Head of Energy Team, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Creative U.S. and International Debt and Equity Financing Mechanisms for Bioeconomy Projects and Technology Companies Bob Kodrzycki, Principal, Encompass Biotech One is the Loneliest Number: Why a Strategic Partner Might be Your Best Bet to Get Your Project Funded and Moving Forward 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm Ballroom Lobby

Refreshment Break

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Rosenthal

Ngoie Llunga

Washer

Moderator: Nikolas Patentalakis, Commercial Director, BiogasWorld Joseph Curro, Principal Engineer, CDM Smith Wastewater Biosolids Drying and Pelletization Utilizing Landfill Gas as a Fuel Alex Rosenthal, Senior Process Modeling Expert, inCTRL Solutions From “I wonder what would happen” to “Wow, that’s a great idea!”: A Guide to Dynamic Simulation of Biogas Production Plants Wighens Ngoie Ilunga, Student Researcher, Cape Peninsula University of Technology Biodiesel Production from Edible Oil Wastewater Sludge with Bioethanol Using Nano-Magnetic Catalysis Michael Washer, Director, The Merrick Consultancy, Merrick & Company Making Biosolids Disappear: The Magic of Hydrothermal Liquefaction

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Wednesday, April 18 continued 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Track 4: Advanced Biofuels & Biobased Chemicals

Moon Shots: A Look at the Biomass Sector through a Lens of Unbridled Possibility

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Sessions Conclude

Thursday, April 19 8:00 am – 12:30 pm

Industry Tour Coca-Cola Trigeneration Landfill Gas-to-Energy Facility

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Attendee check-in 8:00 AM Lower Level Cobb Galleria Centre/Renaissance Atlanta Waverly East Lot Pick-up/Drop-off

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INNOVATION STAGE SCHEDULE Innovation Stage is in the Expo

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TUESDAY, APRIL 17

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12:20 pm Smart Heating Technology s.r.o Vavra Josef Jr., CEO

Revolutionary Mobile Biomass Solutions

1:15 pm Dust Solutions, Inc.

Richard Posner, President Dust Suppression Methods for Reduction of Respirable Dust in Biomass Plants

2:40 pm Environmental Planning Specialists, Inc. Alan Anderson, Senior Engineer & Tommy Sweat, Senior Principal Identify and Manage Your Environmental Risk

*Check the schedule, outside the Innovation Stage in the Expo, for additional presentations happening Tuesday and Wednesday.

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4B Components, Ltd.

CTEH, LLC

Nelson Engineering, Inc.

Advance Conveying Technologies, LLC

CV Technology, Inc.

Outotec Energy Products

Advanced Cyclone Systems, S.A.

D3MAX LLC

Phelps Industries, Inc.

AFS Energy Systems

Detroit Stoker Company

Precision Husky Corporation

Ag Growth International

Dust Solutions, Inc.

ProcessBarron

AG Solution Services Inc.

EA Tank, Inc.

PRODESA

AGCO Corporation

EMG International, LLC

QED Environmental Systems, Inc.

AGRA Industries, Inc.

enveaTM Altech Environment USA

R&R BETH Filtration

AirClean Energy

EPS, Inc.

Rapat Corporation

Airex Energy

ESI, Inc. of Tennessee

Rawlings Waste Wood Recovery Systems

Airoflex Equipment & Wolf Material Handling

FEECO International, Inc.

Rotochopper, Inc.

Systems

FLSmidth, Inc.

RUF Briquetting Systems

Alimak Hek, Inc.

Georgia Tech TAPPI Student Chapter

Schaeffer Specialized Lubricants

Allied Locke Industries

GreCon, Inc.

Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Amandus Kahl USA Corp.

Hallam-ICS

SciCorp International Corp.

Andritz

Hallco Industries, Inc.

Screw Conveyor Corporation

Antares Group Incorporated

Hatton-Brown Publishers

Sensortech Systems, Inc.

Apollo Equipment & Grinder Wear Parts, Inc.

Hudco Industrial Products, Inc.

SHW Storage & Handling Solutions GmbH

Applied Chemical Technology

Hurst Boiler & Welding Co., Inc.

Smart Heating Technology

B&W MEGTEC

Idaho National Laboratory

SolaGen Incorporated

Babcock & Wilcox Company

IEP Technologies

Stinger, Inc.

Bandit Industries, Inc.

Imerys

SWM International

Basic Machinery Co., Inc.

Industrial Bulk Lubricants

Tarsco Bolted Tank

Bedeschi America, Inc.

JADCO Manufacturing, Inc.

Technic One Engineering

Benetech

Javo International

TerraSource Global

Bioenergy Insight

Jenike & Johanson, Inc.

Thomas & Muller Systems, Ltd.

Biomass Engineering & Equipment

Kamengo Technology, Inc.

Timber Products Inspection/Biomass

Biomass Magazine

Keith Mfg. Co.

Bliss Industries, LLC

KettenWulf

Torxx Kinetic Pulverizer Limited

BM&M Screening Solutions

Kluber Lubrication NA LP

Tricon Wear Solutions

Boldrocchi, North America

KOBO USA, LLC

Uzelac Industries, Inc.

BRUKS Rockwood, Inc.

Komptech Americas Plexus Recycling Technologies Vecoplan, LLC

Brunette Machinery

Laidig Systems, Inc.

Vermeer Corporation

C.F. Nielsen A/S

Latta Equipment Company, Inc.

Walz Scale, Inc.

Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.

LFG Parts Supply

Warren & Baerg Manufacturing, Inc.

Catalyst Air Management, Inc.

Magaldi Technologies, LLC

Wellons Power Group

Cintasa Americas

McLanahan Corporation

West Salem Machinery Co.

Columbia Timber & Biomass Company

Messersmith Manufacturing, Inc.

WIKA Instrument, LP

Continental Conveyor, Ltd.

MoistTech Corp.

WoodMaster

Cousineau Forest Products

Morbark, LLC

CPM Global Biomass Group

NDC Technologies, Ltd.

Energy Laboratories

EVENT SPONSORS Aisle EXHIBIT # 921

Aisle EXHIBIT # 1114

Ag Growth International 198 Commerce Dr. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 0Z6 Canada P: 204-489-1855 www.aggrowth.com Ag Growth International (AGI) is a leading manufacturer of portable and stationary grain handling, storage and conditioning equipment, including augers, belt conveyors, grain storage bins, grain handling accessories, grain aeration equipment, grain drying systems, and fertilizer handling and storage systems.

AGI has manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States, Brazil and Italy and distributes its products globally.

Name Badge Lanyard EXHIBIT # 1121

AGRA Industries, Inc. 1211 West Water St. Merrill, Wisconsin 54452 P: 715-536-9584 www.agraind.com AGRA is your single source for state-ofthe-art process, handling and bulk storage solutions and products for the wood pellet, biomass, and bio-based fuel industries. We provide your choice of comprehensive integrated services for turnkey, ground-up development of custom systems or facilities, or expansion of current facilities.

Track EXHIBIT # 821

ANDRITZ Inc. 336 West Penn St. Muncy, Pennsylvania 17756 P: 770-640-2500 www.andritz.com AGCO Corporation 4205 River Green Pkwy.

Duluth, Georgia 30096 P: 770-813-9200 www.agcocorp.com AGCO, Your Agricultural Company, through its Challenger and Massey Ferguson brands is a leading equipment company providing solutions to the harvesting, collection, handling and storage of biomass crop and residue feedstocks in the biofuels industry. Please visit us to show you how our equipment can suit the needs of your project.

ANDRITZ - a diverse portfolio of engineering and production solutions for receiving, processing and production of energy thru biomass. Single equipment or turnkey supply for biomass receiving - size reduction - drying - pelleting and BFB boilers.

CPM DI Piu Systems 1114 East Wabash Ave. Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 P: 765-362-2600 www.cpm.net Recovering waste and by-products from industrial production and exploiting them as a resource; reducing volumes and moderating transport and storage costs; recycling waste and making it a precious energy source: these are the needs that led Di PiĂš Systems to develop a complete range of briquetting presses and, in thirty yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; experience, to acquire the technological and design knowhow that has made it one of the leaders in its category at world level.

Wednesday Evening Event EXHIBIT # 1214

Drinor AB Sommargatan 101A, Karlstad, Sweden www.drinor.com

Water Stations

General Session EXHIBIT # 915

CPM Global Biomass Group 1114 East Wabash Ave. Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 P: 765-362-2600 www.cpm.net CPM has been leading the way in the pelleting since 1931. The Global Biomass Group has been formed utilize our world-wide expertise in all biomass pelleting applications. Along with our pellet mills we manufacture high quality components for your pelleting line including; hammermills, coolers and conditioning equipment.

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General Session EXHIBIT # 915

Elemental Air 830 Tower Dr., Ste 100 Medina, Minnesota 55340 P: 763-477-4462 www.e2air.com Elemental Air specializes in air emission source testing, environmental consulting and software development. Our services range from standard compliance testing to complex research & development projects, to manufacturer performance acceptance testing. With over 20 years of experience we pride ourselves on creating unique designs to increase testing accuracy and efficiency.

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ALL THINGS BIOMASS Industry Tour EXHIBIT # 920

GreCon, Inc. 15875 SW 74th Ave. Tigard, Oregon 97224 P: 503-641-7731 www.grecon-us.com/spark-detection GreCon extinguishing system significantly increases the safety of biomass facilities.

Detect sparks and automatically extinguish them before they reach filters, silos or bins.

GreCon systems play an important role making your workplace safer, maintain production up-time, minimize equipment damage, reduce insurance premiums and help meet NFPA standards and OSHA regulations.

Relaxation Station EXHIBIT # 1215

Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc. 100 Boiler Maker Lane, PO Box 530 Coolidge, Georgia 31738 P: 229-346-3545 / F:229-346-3874 www.hurstboiler.com Hurst is a custom manufacturer of engineered packaged steam and hot water boilers & integrated boiler systems, renewable fuel fired gasification/combustion/heat recovery systems, biomass & hybrid boiler systems, CHP/ co-generation systems, PLC-integrated boiler controls, parts & boiler room accessories. Firetube, water-tube & feedwater equipment for all industrial heating & process applications.

Low NOx modular boilers & burners available.

Lunch EXHIBIT # 1021

KOBO USA, LLC 115 West Lake Dr. Glendale Heights, Illinois 60139 P: 630-464-8447 www.kobousa.com Since 1894 KOBO has been the name for top-class chain technology. High quality standards, constant innovation and attention to product safety have made KOBO a leading supplier of chains and sprockets. Today KOBO specialists work around the globe to provide effective and innovative solutions: We are: “The Chain People”.

Recharge Lounge EXHIBIT # 1132

TerraSource Global 100 N. Broadway, Ste 1600 Saint Louis, Missouri 63102 855-483-7721 terrasource.com TerraSource Global’s trusted, long-standing brands – Gundlach, Jeffrey Rader and Pennsylvania Crusher – are recognized leaders in performance, innovation and durability for mining, power and forest products industries.

We’re uniquely positioned to offer customers the right mix of equipment, parts, expertise and service to meet their specific material processing and handling needs.

Pocket Agenda EXHIBIT # 1115

Morbark, LLC 8507 South Winn Rd., PO Box 1000 Winn, Michigan 48896 P: 989-866-2381 or 800-831-0042 www.morbark.com Morbark, LLC, builds equipment that creates opportunities in the forestry, recycling, bioenergy and tree care markets. The company offers a full line of whole tree and waste wood chippers, and horizontal and tub grinders to help customers process and convert wood and organic waste into valuable and environmentally sound products.

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SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

Advanced Biofuels USA

Canadian Biogas Association

507 North Bentz Street Frederick, Maryland 21701 USA P: 301-644-1395 www.AdvancedBiofuelsUSA.org

275 Slater Street, Suite 900 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5H9 Canada P: 613-822-1004 www.biogasassociation.ca

Advanced Biofuels USA, a nonprofit educational organization, advocates for the adoption of advanced biofuels as an energy security, economic development, military flexibility and climate change mitigation solution. Our website, www.advancedbiofuelsusa.org, is a library of information about advanced biofuels for thousands of industry professionals, journalists, opinion-leaders, legislators, decision-makers, students and teachers worldwide.

As the collective voice of Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s biogas sector, the Canadian Biogas Association is developing the biogas industry to its fullest potential through capturing and processing organic materials to maximize the utility and value inherent within that material. Our members span the entire value chain of the sector and consist of farmers, municipalities, and private sector owners and operators of biogas systems, technology suppliers and consultants, financial and learning institutions, utilities, and waste industry and organic residual generators.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to the advancement of engineering applicable to agricultural, food, and biological systems.

Its members, from more than 100 countries, are consultants, managers, researchers, and others who have the training and experience to understand the interrelationships between technology and living systems.

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6737 West Washington Street, Suite 1300 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53214 USA P: 866-758-4721 www.cdrecycling.org The Construction & Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA) promotes and defends the environmentally sound recycling of the more than 325 million tons of recoverable construction and demolition materials that are generated in the United States annually. These materials include aggregates such as concrete, asphalt, asphalt shingles, gypsum wallboard, wood and metals.

European Biomass Association

American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers 2950 Niles Road St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 USA P: 269-429-0300 www.asabe.org

Construction & Demolition Recycling Association

Cooling Technology Institute

PO Box 681807 3845 Cypress Creek Parkway, Suite 430 Houston, Texas 77268 USA P: 281-583-4087 www.cti.org The Cooling Technology Institute is a broad based industry association whose mission is to advocate and promote, the use of all environmentally responsible cooling technologies, such as wet cooling towers, air-cooled condensers, dry coolers, indirect cooling, and hybrid systems by encouraging: Education; Research; Development of codes, standards, and guidelines; Government Relations; and Technical Information Exchange

Place du Champ de Mars 2 1050 Brussels, Belgium P: 32-2-318-40-34 www.aebiom.org

The European Biomass Association (AEBIOM) is the common voice of the bioenergy sector seeking to develop a sustainable bioenergy market in Europe. AEBIOM is a non-profit, Brussels-based international organisation bringing together 30 national associations and 90 companies from across Europe, representing over 4000 indirect members including companies and research centres.

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The Pellet Fuels Institute (PFI) is a North American trade association promoting energy independence through the efficient use of clean, renewable, densified biomass fuel. PFI is comprised of over 100 member companies, including fuel and appliance manufacturers, equipment suppliers and associates from North America and beyond.

The RTA mission is to provide the forum and direction for the continual improvement in the life-cycle of the engineered wood crosstie system. Don’t forget to mark your calendar for the 100th Annual RTA Symposium and Technical Conference, October 23-26, at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point in Bonita Springs, FL.

Renewable Fuels Association MINNESOTA BIO-FUELS ASSOCIATION Minnesota Grown Energy For Today And Tomorrow

Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association 3033 Excelsior Blvd, Suite 208 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416 USA P: 612-888-9138 Mnbiofuels.org

The Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association represents the biofuel industry in Minnesota. We are committed to promoting clean Minnesotaproduced biofuels for a greener and energy independent America.

425 Third Street SW, Suite 1150 Washington, DC 20024 USA P: 202-239-3835 www.ethanolrfa.org

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115 Commerce Drive, Suite C Fayetteville, Georgia 30214 USA P: 770-460-5553 www.rta.org

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Railway Tie Association

SMUD is a community-owned and notfor-profit electric service delivering on the promise of public power to the Sacramento region since 1946. SMUD is now the nation’s sixth-largest community-owned electric utility.

SMUD provides reliable, affordable electricity to most of Sacramento County and a portion of Placer County. SMUD is recognized nationally and internationally for its innovative energy efficiency programs and renewable power technologies, SMUD was the first large California utility to receive more than 20 percent of its energy from renewable resources.

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1901 North Moore Street, Suite 600 Arlington, Virginia 22209 USA P: 703-552-6778 www.pelletheat.org

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777 North Capitol Street NE, Suite 805 Washington, DC 20002 USA P: 202-545-4000 www.growthenergy.org

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Phone: 804-771-9540 www.theusipa.org The U.S. Industrial Pellet Association (USIPA) is a not for profit trade organization that promotes safety and sustainability practices within the US industrial-grade pellet industry, as well as the growth of the overall bioenergy market. USIPA promotes industrial-grade wood pellets as a sustainable and reliable source of renewable energy in emerging markets around the world.

As the national trade association for the U.S. fuel ethanol industry, the Renewable Fuels Association has been the “Voice of the Ethanol Industry” since 1981. RFA promotes policies, regulations, research and development initiatives, and market development that will lead to the increased production and consumption of ethanol fuel.

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Biomass Magazine

Biodiesel Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N, Suite 304 Grand Forks, North Dakota 58203 USA P: 701-746-8385 / F: 701-746-5367 BiomassMagazine.com Biomass Magazine is a trade journal serving organizations that use and/or produce power, fuels and chemicals from biomass. These biomass utilization industries are positioned to replace nearly every product made from fossil fuels. The publication covers biomass utilization technologies, combustion, CHP, AD, gasification, biorefining, dedicated energy crops and more.

308 2nd Avenue N, Suite 304 Grand Forks, North Dakota 58203 USA P: 701-746-8385 / F: 701-746-5367 BiodieselMagazine.com Biodiesel Magazine is recognized as biodieselâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier trade journal. It is distributed to all biodiesel production facilities and future production facilities. Our nicheâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and your companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s edgeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;is getting your message to decision-makers inside existing facilities and in front of future biodiesel plants before purchasing decisions are made.

Pellet Mill Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N, Suite 304 Grand Forks, North Dakota 58203 USA P: 701-746-8385 / F: 701-746-5367 BiomassMagazine.com/Pellets Pellet Mill Magazine delivers discerning, data driven contentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;features, technical contributions and expert commentaryâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;to professionals in the densified biomass fuel industry. As a biannual supplement to Biomass Power & Thermal, Pellet Mill Magazine covers a broad range of issues affecting producers and distributers of pellets, from production technology, plant management and international sales to pellet standards, policy and environmental regulation.

Ethanol Producer Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N, Suite 304 Grand Forks, North Dakota 58203 USA P: 701-746-8385 / F: 701-746-5367 EthanolProducer.com Ethanol Producer Magazine is recognized as ethanolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier trade journal. It is distributed to all ethanol production facilities and future production facilities. Our nicheâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and your companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s edgeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;is getting your message to decision-makers inside existing facilities and in front of future ethanol plants before purchasing decisions are made.

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4B Components, Ltd.

805

625 Erie Avenue Morton, IL 61550 USA P: 309-698-5611 www.go4b.com

Advance Conveying Technologies, LLC

828

PO Box 189 Kings Mountain, NC 28086 USA P: 704-710-4001 act.us.com

Advanced Cyclone Systems

1007

Ohio USA P: 614-535-8748 www.acsystems.pt

AFS Energy Systems

832

420 Oak Street Lemoyne, PA 17043 USA P: 717-763-0286 www.afsenergy.com

Ag Growth International

921

198 Commerce Drive Winnipeg, MB R3P 0Z6 CANADA P: 204-489-1855 www.aggrowth.com

AG Solution Services, Inc.

1133

PO Box 12728 Tallahassee, FL 32317, USA 850-454-8036

AGCO Corporation

1121

4205 River Green Parkway Duluth, GA 30096 USA P: 770-813-9200 www.agcocorp.com

AGRA Industries, Inc.

1114

1211 West Water Street Merrill, WI 54452 USA P: 715-536-9584 www.agraind.com

Airclean Energy

1206

4725 West Marginal Way Southwest Seattle, WA 98106 USA P: 206-860-4930 F: 206-860-4982 www.aircleanenergy.com

•Engineering-Biomass Energy •Engineering-Design/Build •Equipment & Services-Air Pollution/Odor Control •Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Power Generation-Biomass

Airex Energy

1027

2500 Bernard-Lefebvre Street Lavla, QC H7C 0A5 CANADA P: 450-661-6498 airex-energy.com

•Equipment & Services-Dryers-Flash •Power Generation-Biomass •Torrefaction

Airoflex Equipment & Wolf Material Handling Systems

1130

1260 Industrial Boulevard Elk River, MN 55330 USA P: 763-576-9040 hoffmanninc.com

Alimak Hek, Inc.

812

12552 Old Galveston Road #A-160 Webster, TX 77598 USA P: 832-509-7091 F: 713-640-8514 www.alimakhek.com

Allied Locke Industries

1333

1088 Corregidor Road Dixon, IL 61021 USA P: 815-288-1471 www.alliedlocke.com

Amandus Kahl USA Corporation

1126

105 Hembree Park Drive, Suite L Roswell, GA 30076 USA P: 770-521-1021 F: 770-521-1022 akahl.us

Andritz

812

336 West Penn Street Muncy, PA 17756 USA P: 678-947-1588 www.andritz.com

Antares Group Incorporated

933

4500 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 410 Lanham, MD 20706 USA P: 641-895-9907 antaresgroupinc.com

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•Equipment & Services-Dust Control Systems •Equipment & Services-Emissions Testing & Reduction •Equipment & Services-Filters •Equipment & Services-Separators

•Equipment & Services-Elevators •Equipment & Services-Parts & Services •Equipment & Services-Safety

•Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Equipment & Services-Mills-Roller •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

•Equipment & Services-Mills-Roller •Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

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Apollo Equipment & Grinder Wear Parts

2017

2062 20th Avenue Southeast Largo, FL 33771 USA P: 503-982-0880 F: 727-585-3499 www.gwpparts.com

Applied Chemical Technology

1210

4350 Helton Drive Florence, AL 35630 USA P: 256-760-9600 www.appliedchemical.com

B&W MEGTEC

1325

830 Prosper Road DePere, WI 54115 USA P: 920-336-5715 www.megtec.com

Babcock & Wilcox

1323

20 South Van Buren Avenue Barberton, OH 44203 USA P: 330-860-2443 F: 330-860-9958 www.babcock.com

•Equipment & Services-Boiler Service & Repair •Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Power Generation-Biomass

Bandit Industries, Inc.

825

6750 West Millbrook Road Remus, MI 49340 USA P: 989-561-2270 F: 989-561-2375 www.banditchippers.com

•Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Chippers & Grinders

Basic Machinery Co., Inc.

1328

617 Newlin Lane Granbury, TX 76048 USA P: 919-663-2244 www.basicmachinery.com

•Chemicals-Additives •Chemicals-Fuel Cleaning Additives •Cleaning-Heat Exchanger •Online Fireside Cleaning

BEDESCHI America, Inc.

1128

3275 West Hillsboro Boulevard, Suite 312 Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 USA P: 954-602-2175 F: 954-602-5390 www.bedeschi.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Dust Control Systems •Equipment & Services-Grain Handling & Storage •Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Power Generation-Biomass

Benetech

1005

2245 Sequoia Drive, Suite 300 Aurora, IL 60506 USA P: 630-844-1300 F: 630-844-0064 www.benetechglobal.com

•Engineering-Design/Build •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Enclosed •Equipment & Services-Dust Control Systems

Bioenergy Insight

928

124 Middleton Road Morden, Surrey SM4 6RW UNITED KINGDOM P: 44-0-208-687-4183 www.bioenergy-news.com

Biomass Engineering & Equipment

815

50 Washington Street, Suite 3B Columbus, IN 47201 USA P: 317-346-0711 F: 317-346-0811 www.biomassengineeringequipment.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Enclosed •Equipment & Services-Biomass Storage & Handling Systems

Biomass Magazine

2024

308 Second Avenue North, Suite 304 Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA P: 701-746-8385 www.biomassmagazine.com

•Media-Publications

Bliss Industries, LLC

1023

900 East Oakland Avenue Ponca City, OK 74601 USA P: 580-765-7787 F: 580-762-0111 bliss-industries.com

•Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

BM&M Screening Solutions

1212

5465 Production Boulevard Surrey, BC V3S 8P7 CANADA P: 800-663-0323 F: 604-539-1022 www.bmandm.com

•Equipment & Services-Laboratory-Testing Services •Equipment & Services-Screens

Boldrocchi, North America

1232 5975 Shiloh Road, Suite 109 Alpharetta, GA 30005 USA P: 770-849-0100 www.bruks.com

•Engineering-Biomass Energy •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Enclosed •Equipment & Services-Grain Handling & Storage •Equipment & Services-Loading Equipment •Bulk Materials Handling Systems

BRUKS

1108/ 1110

•Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Used Equipment •Wear Parts

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Brunette Machinery

1207

8717 132nd Street Surrey, BC V3W 4P1 CANADA P: 604-599-7140 F: 604-522-6806 www.brunette.com

C.F. Nielsen A/S

1006

Solbjergvej 19 Jylland, Baelum 9574 DENMARK P: 45-98-33-74-00 www.cfnielsen.com

Carrier Vibrating Equipment

1029

3400 Fern Valley Road Louisville, KY 40213 USA P: 502-969-3171 F: 502-969-3172 www.carriervibrating.com

•Equipment & Services-Dryers-Flash •Equipment & Services-Dryers-Fluid Bed •Equipment & Services-Dryers-Other •Equipment & Services-Dryers-Rotary Drum •Equipment & Services-Vibrators

Catalyst Air Management, Inc.

927

2505 Byington Solway Road Knoxville, TN 37931 USA P: 865-531-0075 F: 865-531-0750 www.catalystair.com

•Consulting-Environmental •Engineering-Environmental •Equipment & Services-Air Pollution/Odor Control •Air Emissions Testing

Cintasa Americas

1024

Box 221 Woodstock, GA 30188 USA P: 678-314-2690 www.cintasa.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Elevators •Material Handling Equipment

Columbia Timber Company

1312

4424 Northwest 13th Street, Suite C2 Gainesville, FL 32609 USA P: 352-375-1473 F: 352-378-7295 www.columbiatimber.com

•Consulting-Management Services •Land Management

Continental Conveyor, Ltd.

1113

470 Saint Alphonse Street South Thetford Mines, QC G6G 5V2 CANADA P: 418-338-4682 F: 418-338-4751 www.continentalconveyor.ca

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Screw •Bulk Material Handling Equipment

Cousineau Forest Products

1329

1310 Old Concord Road Henniker, NH 03242 USA P: 603-428-7155 F: 603-428-7839 www.cousineauforestproducts.com

•Consulting-Energy •Power Generation-Biomass •Procurement Services Biomass

CPM Global Biomass Group

915

CTEH, LLC

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Pneumatic •Equipment & Services-Flare Systems •Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Separators •Equipment & Services-Used Equipment •Equipment & Services-Vibrators

181 Davis Johnson Drive Richland, IA 39218 USA P: 319-290-2778 www.cpm.net

1120 907

15852 Mercantile Court Jupiter, FL 33478 USA P: 561-694-9588 F: 561-694-9585 www.cvtechnology.com

•Consulting-Fire Protection •Engineering-Fire Protection •Equipment & Services-Fire Suppression •Equipment & Services-Safety

D3MAX LLC

1221

308 Second Avenue North, Suite 304 Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA P: 701-746-8385 www.d3maxllc.com

•Process Design

Dansons-Industrial Bulk Lubricants

824

3411 North Fifth Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85013 USA P: 877-303-3134 F: 877-303-3135 www.dansons.com

•Equipment & Services-Lubrication Systems •Grease Specialist

Detroit Stoker Company

1305

1510 East First Street Monroe, MI 48161 USA P: 734-241-9500 F: 734-241-7126 www.detroitstoker.com

•Engineering-Biomass Energy •Equipment & Services-Combustion Equipment •Power Generation-Biomass

Drinor AB

1214

Sommargatan 101A, Karlstad, Sweden www.drinor.com

EA Tanks, Inc. (formerly Engineering America)

924

1822 Buerkle Road White Bear Lake, MN 55110 USA P: 651-777-4041 F: 651-777-5312 www.engamerica.com

CV Technology, Inc.

32

•Cleaning-Tank Cleaning Services •Construction-Tanks •Equipment & Services-Tank Lids •Equipment & Services-Tanks

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EMG International, LLC

930

PO Box 1600 Media, PA 19063 USA P: 484-840-0800 www.emgint.com

•Engineering-Environmental •Engineering-Water Treatment •Equipment & Services-Wastewater Treatment Services •Power Generation-CHP

enveatm Altech Environment U.S.A.

802

2623 Kaneville Court Geneva, IL 60134 USA P: 630-262-4400 F: 630-262-6220 www.altechusa.com

•Equipment & Services-Analytical Instruments •Equipment & Services-Emission Monitoring Systems •Equipment & Services-Instrumentation •Equipment & Services-Particulate Monitoring

Environmental Planning Specialists, Inc.

1013

1050 Crown Pointe Parkway, Suite 550 Atlanta, GA 30338 USA P: 404-315-9113 www.envplanning.com

ESI, Inc. of Tennessee

818

1250 Roberts Boulevard Kennesaw, GA 30144 USA P: 770-427-6200 F: 770-425-3660 www.esitenn.com

•Engineering-General •EPC-Engineering, Procurement & Construction

Fagus GreCon, Inc.

920

648-A Griffith Road Charlotte, NC 28217 USA P: 704-9112-0000 www.grecon.us

•Equipment & Services-Fire Suppression •Spark Detection Systems

FEECO International, Inc.

1112

3913 Algoma Road Green Bay, WI 54311 USA P: 920-468-1000 F: 920-468-5110 feeco.com

•Agricultural Products & Services-Equipment •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Dryers-Rotary Drum •Equipment & Services-Mixers •Rotary Kiln

FLSmidth, Inc.

1231

2040 Avenue C Bethlehem, PA 18017 USA P: 610-264-6800 F: 610-264-6307 www.conveyorspneumatic.com

•Equipment & Services-Compressed Air Systems •Equipment & Services-Compressors •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Pneumatic •Equipment & Services-Laboratory-Testing Services •Equipment & Services-Valves

Georgia Tech TAPPI Student Chapter

827

Atlanta, GA USA www.gatech.edu

Hallam-ICS

1303

3801 Lake Boone Trail Raleigh, NC 27607 USA P: 919-821-4145 www.hallam-ics.com

Hallco Industries, Inc.

932

PO Box 505 Tillamook, OR 97141 USA P: 800-542-5526 F: 503-842-8762 www.hallcoindustries.com

Hatton-Brown Publishers

823

PO Box 2268 Montgomery, AL 36102 USA P: 334-834-1170 www.hattonbrown.com

Hudco Industrial Products, Inc.

831

3100 Morgan Road Bessemer, AL 35022 USA P: 800-247-9908 www.hudcoinc.com

Hurst Boiler & Welding Co., Inc.

1215

100 Boilermaker Lane Coolidge, GA 31730 USA P: 229-346-3545 F: 229-346-3874 www.hurstboiler.com

•Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Equipment & Services-Steam-Generators •Power Generation-Biomass •Power Generation-CHP

Idaho National Laboratory

1030

1955 Fremont Avenue Idaho Falls, ID 83415 USA P: 208-526-3398 F: 208-526-0875 bioenergy.inl.gov

•Engineering-Biomass Energy •Bioenergy Research

IEP Technologies

1104/ 1106

417-1 South Street Marlborough, MA 01752 USA P: 508-683-3949 www.ieptechnologies.com

•Equipment & Services-Dryers-Spray •Equipment & Services-Dust Control Systems •Equipment & Services-Elevators •Equipment & Services-Safety

Imerys

1208

100 Mansell Court East, Suite 300 Roswell, GA 30076 USA P: 470-336-8026 imerys.com

•Chemicals-Additives •Chemicals-Fuel Cleaning Additives •Cleaning-Heat Exchanger •Consulting-Plant Optimization •Power Generation-Biomass •Power Generation-CHP

•Agricultural Products & Services-Equipment •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Grain Handling & Storage •Equipment & Services-Loading Equipment •Transportation-Vechicles

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JADCO Manufacturing, Inc.

1025

PO Box 465 Zelienople, PA 16063 USA P: 724-452-5252 F: 724-452-1318 www.jadcomfg.com

•Construction-Fabrication •Equipment & Services-Liners •Equipment & Services-Parts & Services •Equipment & Services-Screens

Javo International

1327

1900 Cobb Intl Boulevard Northwest, Suites G&H Kennesaw, GA 30152 USA P: 770-428-4491 www.javointernational.com

Jenike & Johanson

1124

400 Business Park Drive Tyngsboro, MA 01879 USA P: 978-649-3300 www.jenike.com

•Consulting-Plant Optimization •Education •Engineering-Mechanical •Engineering-Structural •Equipment & Services-Separation Equipment •Equipment & Services-Separators •Equipment & Services-Structural Fabrication •Power Generation-Biomass

Kamengo

1032

590-4400 Hazelbridge Way Richmond, BC V6X 3R8 CANADA P: 604-270-9995 F: 604-270-9921 www.kamengo.com

•Consulting-Cellulosic •Equipment & Services-Storage-DDGS •Material Handling •Metering & Feed Systems •Feedstock Storage

KEITH Manufacturing Co.

1317/ 1319

401 Northwest Adler Street Madras, OR 97741 USA P: 541-475-3802 F: 541-475-2169 www.keithwalkingfloor.com

•Equipment & Services-Grain Handling & Storage •Equipment & Services-Storage-DDGS •Equipment & Services-Bins-Receiving •Equipment & Services-Bins-Storage & Metering •Engineering-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Elevator Buckets •Chain

KettenWulf USA

830

8110 Troon Circle, Suite 170 Austell, GA 30168 USA P: 678-433-0210 www.kettenwulf.com

Kluber Lubrication NA LP

1309

32 Industrial Drive Londonderry, NH 03053 USA P: 603-647-4104 www.kluber.com

Kobo USA, LLC

1021

115 West Lake Drive Glendale Heights, IL 60139 USA P: 630-464-8447 www.kobousa.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Enclosed •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment-Chains & Sprockets

Komptech Americas & Plexus Recycling Technologies

1332

6345 Downing Street Denver, CO 80216 USA P: 720-890-9090 F: 720-890-5907 www.komptechamericas.com www.plexusrecyclingtechnologies.com

•Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Separation Equipment •Equipment & Services-Separators •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

Laidig Systems, Inc.

1308

14535 Dragoon Trail Mishawaka, IN 46544 USA P: 574-256-0204 www.laidig.com

•Equipment & Services-Bulk Storage •Equipment & Services-Material Handling •Equipment & Services-Silo Reclaim Systems

Latta Equipment Company, Inc.

1307

330 East Hebron Street, Suite J Charlotte, NC 28273 USA P: 704-752-7944 F: 704-414-6811 workdustfree.com

•Cleaning-Emergency Spill Response •Cleaning-Tank Cleaning Equipment •Engineering-Piping •Equipment & Services-Dust Control Systems •Industrial Vacuum Cleaners

LFG Parts Supply

1103

9484 Meadowbrook Road Clinton, IL 61727 USA P: 217-737-0424 lfgpartssupply.com

Magaldi Technologies, LLC

1321

370 Great Southwest Parkway, Suite B Atlanta, GA 30336 USA P: 800-620-6921 www.magaldi.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Mixers •ASH Handling Systems

McLanahan Corporation

804

200 Wall Street Hollidaysburg, PA 16678 USA P: 814-695-9807 www.mclanahan.com

•Equipment & Services-Pumps •Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Separation Equipment •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders •Equipment & Services-Wastewater Treatment Services

Messersmith Manufacturing, Inc.

1315

2612 F Road Bark River, MI 49807 USA P: 906-466-9010 www.burnchips.com

•Equipment & Services-Boiler Service & Repair •Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Equipment & Services-Catwalks •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Belt •Equipment & Services-Pumps-Metering

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MoistTech Corp.

1109

6408 Parkland Drive, Suite 104 Sarasota, FL 34243 USA P: 941-727-1800 F: 941-727-1810 www.moisttech.com

•Equipment & Services-Analytical Instruments •Equipment & Services-Instrumentation •Equipment & Services-Laboratory Equipment •Equipment & Services-Moisture Analyzers •Equipment & Services-QA Test Products

Morbark, LLC

1115

PO Box 1000 Winn, MI 48896 USA P: 800-831-0042 www.morbark.com

NDC Technologies

925

8001 Technology Boulevard Dayton, OH 45424 USA P: 937-233-9935 F: 937-233-7284 www.ndc.com

•Equipment & Services-Analytical Instruments •Equipment & Services-Moisture Analyzers •Equipment & Services-Process Control •Equipment & Services-Sensors

Nelson Engineering, Inc.

922

500 West Hanger Street Sioux Falls, SD 57104 USA P: 605-275-2025 F: 605-385-0007 www.nelson-ec.com

•Construction-Management •Construction-Plant Construction •Engineering-Design/Build •Turnkey EPC Firm

Outotec Energy Products

1028

3568 West Industrial Loop Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 USA P: 208-765-1611 F: 208-765-0503 www.outotec.com

•Engineering-Biomass Energy •Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Equipment & Services-Combustion Equipment •Equipment & Services-Thermal Oxidizers •Power Generation-Biomass

Phelps Industries, Inc.

1330

PO Box 1093 Little Rock, AR 72202 USA P: 501-375-1141 www.phelpsindustries.com

Precision Husky Corporation

810

850 Markeeta Spur Road Moody, AL 35004 USA P: 205-640-5181 F: 205-640-1147 www.precisionhusky.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Wood Processing

ProcessBarron

909

2770 Welborn Street Pelham, AL 35124 USA

•Construction-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Blowers & Fans •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Power Generation-Biomass

Prodesa North America Corp.

1306

6825 Shiloh Road East, Suite B7 Alpharetta, GA 30005 USA P: 770-559-5736 www.prodesa.net

•Engineering-Process Design •Equipment & Services-Dryers-Rotary Drum •Complete Pellet Plants •Belt Dryers

QED Environmental Systems, Inc.

1111

2355 Bishop Circle West Dexter, MI 48130 USA P: 800-624-2026 F: 734-995-1170 www.qedenv.com

•Equipment & Services-Analytical Instruments •Equipment & Services-Field Instruments •Equipment & Services-Pumps •Equipment & Services-Water Treatment

R&R BETH Filtration

816

5010 MacDougall Drive Southwest Atlanta, GA 30336 USA P: 251-243-7039 www.beth-filter.com

Rapat Corporation

833

919 O’Donnell Street Hawley, MN 56549 USA P: 218-483-3344 www.rapat.com

Rawlings Waste Wood Recovery Systems

1102

1780 Idaho Street Missoula, MT 59801 USA P: 406-728-6182 F: 406-728-7957 www.wastewoodhogs.com

•Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Wood Hogs

Rotochopper, Inc.

1301

217 West Street Saint Martin, MN 56376 USA P: 320-548-3586 F: 320-548-3372 www.rotochopper.com

•Agricultural Products & Services-Equipment •Equipment-Grinders

RUF Briquetting Systems

1211

771 Sugar Lane Elyria, OH 44035 USA P: 440-779-2747 F: 440-328-4626 www.ruf-briquetter.com

•Briquettes •Briquetting Press

Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants

1213

102 Barton Street St. Louis, MO 63104 USA P: 800-325-9962 www.schaefferoil.com

•Chemicals-Additives •Chemicals-Fuel Cleaning Additives •Specialized Lubricants

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Schlumberger

1331

5950 North Course Drive Houston, TX 77072 USA P: 800-726-7687 www.slb.com

SciCorp International Corp.

1326

13-3300 Ridgeway Drive Mississauga, ON L5L 5Z9 CANADA P: 905-829-1749 www.scicorp.net

Screw Conveyor Corporation

903/ 905

700 Hoffman Street Hammond, IN 46327 USA P: 219-931-1450 F: 219-931-0209 www.screwconveyor.com

Sensortech Systems, Inc.

1004

2221 East Celsius Avenue, Unit B Oxnard, CA 93030 USA P: 805-981-3735 www.sensortech.com

SHW Storage & Handling Solutions, Inc.

1026

1170 Howell Mill Road, Suite 300 Atlanta, GA 30318 USA P: 678-213-6046 F: 404-586-6820 www.shw-shs.com

Smart Heating Technology

822

U Statku 653/24 Ostrava Bartovice 71700 CZECH REPUBLIC P: 44-0-7921-861-294 www.smartheating.cz

SPECIALIZED IN: •Equipment & Services-Air Pollution/Odor Control •Equipment & Services-Filtration Equipment •Power Generation-Biomass

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Enclosed •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Screw •Dry Bulk Material Handling Equipment

•Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Screw •Equipment & Services-Storage-DDGS •Equipment & Services-Storage Biomass-Silo Reclaimer

SolaGen Incorporated

1227/ 1229

150 Port Avenue St. Helen, OR 97051 USA P: 503-366-4210 www.solageninc.com

Stinger, Inc.

1122

302 East Dean Street Burrton, KS 67020 USA P: 620-463-8000 F: 620-463-8050 stingerltd.com

•Agricultural Products & Services-Equipment •Biomass Harvesting Equipment

SWM International

1033

340 Airport Drive Winkler, MB R6M 0J9 CANADA P: 204-331-2237 F: 204-325-4399 www.swmintl.com

•Briquettes •Biomass

Tarsco Bolted Tank

1002

5987 Hwy 59 Goodman, MO 64843 USA P: 866-700-2500 www.tfwarren.com

•Construction-Tanks •Equipment & Services-Tank Equipment •Equipment & Services-Tanks •Bolted Storage Tank Systems

Technic One Engineering

808

Z.I. Les Plenesses, 76 Thimister B-4890 BELGIUM P: 32-087-440110 www.dryer-one.com

TerraSource Global

1132

100 North Broadway, Suite 1600 St. Louis, MO 63102 USA P: 618-792-5224 www.terrasource.com

Thomas & Muller Systems, Ltd.

1107

PO Box 25 Red Hill, PA 18076 USA P: 215-541-1961 www.thomasandmuller.com

Timber Products Inspection/Biomass Energy Lab

1009

1641 Sigman Road Conyers, GA 30012 USA P: 218-461-2579 tpinspection.com

•Consulting-Quality Assurance •Laboratory Testing

TORXX Kinetic Pulverizer, Ltd.

2018

400 Applewood Crescent, Suite 120 Vaughan, ON L4K 0C3 CANADA P: 905-766-3711 www.torxxlp.com

•Equipment & Services-Cellulosic Pretreatment •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders •Aerodynamic Size Reduction Pulverizer

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•Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Pneumatic •Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Parts & Services •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders •Equipment & Services-Vibrators •Power Generation-Biomass

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Tricon Wear Solutions

820

2700 Fifth Avenue South Irondale, AL 35210 USA P: 205-956-2567 triconwearsolutions.com

•Equipment & Services-Laboratory-Steel Suppliers •Equipment & Services-Liners •Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Separation Equipment •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders •Equipment & Services-Steel Suppliers

Uzelac Industries, Inc.

1008

6901 Industrial Loop Greendale, WI 53129 USA P: 414-529-0240 www.uzelacind.com

Vecoplan, LLC

1011

PO Box 7224 High Point, NC 27264 USA P: 336-861-6070 F: 336-861-4329 www.vecoplanllc.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Mechanical •Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

Vermeer

814

1210 Vermeer Road East Pella, IA 50219 USA P: 641-629-0921 www.vermeer.com

•Agricultural Products & Services-Equipment •Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Separation Equipment •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

Walz Scale

931

656 High Point Lane East Peoria, IL 61611 USA P: 309-694-3200 F: 309-694-3285 www.walzscale.com/walz-scanner

•Equipment & Services-Scales-Bulk Weigh •Equipment & Services-Scales-Railroad •Equipment & Services-Scales-Software •Equipment & Services-Scales-Truck

Warren & Baerg Manufacturing, Inc.

1209

39950 Road 108 Dinuba, CA 93618 USA P: 559-591-6790 F: 559-591-5728 www.warrenbaerg.com

•Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Drag •Equipment & Services-Conveyors-Enclosed •Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Mills-Pellet •Densification Systems

Wellons Power Group

1310

3305 Breckinridge Boulevard, Suite 102 Duluth, GA 30096 USA P: 470-955-4375 F: 360-750-3497 wellons.com

•Consulting-Energy •Engineering-Biomass Energy •Engineering-Design/Build •Power Generation-Biomass

West Salem Machinery Co.

1031

PO Box 5288 Salem, OR 97304 USA P: 800-722-3530 F: 503-364-1398 www.westsalem.com

•Equipment & Services-Fractionation-Corn •Equipment & Services-Mills-Hammer •Equipment & Services-Screens •Equipment & Services-Separation Equipment •Equipment & Services-Separators •Equipment & Services-Size Reduction-Shredders

WIKA Instrument, LP

1233

1000 Wiegand Boulevard Lawrenceville, GA 30043 USA P: 678-739-2571 www.wika.us

WoodMaster/Northwest Manufacturing, Inc.

1203

600 Polk Avenue Southwest Red Lake Falls, MN 56750 USA P: 800-932-3629 F: 218-253-4409 www.woodmaster.com

•Equipment & Services-Boiler Systems •Alternative Heating Boilers & Furnaces

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EXHIBIT HOURS Monday, April 16 Tuesday, April 17 Wednesday, April 18

EXHIBITOR LIST

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5:00 PM – 6:30 PM 11:00 AM – 6:30 PM 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM

COMPANY

BOOTH

COMPANY

BOOTH

4B Components, Ltd.

805

BRUKS Rockwood, Inc.

1108/1110

Advance Conveying Technologies, LLC

828

Brunette Machinery

1207

Advanced Cyclone Systems, S.A.

1007

C.F. Nielsen A/S

1006

AFS Energy Systems

832

Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.

1029

Ag Growth International

921

Catalyst Air Management, Inc.

927

AG Solution Services Inc.

1133

Cintasa Americas

1024

AGCO Corporation

1121

Columbia Timber & Biomass Company

1312

AGRA Industries, Inc.

1114

Continental Conveyor, Ltd.

1113

AirClean Energy

1206

Cousineau Forest Products

1329

Airex Energy

1027

CPM Global Biomass Group

915

Airoflex Equipment & Wolf Material Handling Systems

1130

CTEH, LLC

1120

Alimak Hek, Inc.

812

CV Technology, Inc.

907

Allied Locke Industries

1333

D3MAX LLC

1221

Amandus Kahl USA Corp.

1126

Detroit Stoker Company

1305

Andritz

821

Drionor AB

1214

Antares Group Incorporated

933

Dust Solutions, Inc.

1003

Apollo Equipment & Grinder Wear Parts, Inc.

2017

EA Tank, Inc.

924

Applied Chemical Technology

1210

EMG International, LLC

930

B&W MEGTEC

1325

enveaTM Altech Environment USA

802

Babcock & Wilcox Company

1323

Environmental Planning Specialists, Inc.

1013

Bandit Industries, Inc.

825

ESI, Inc. of Tennessee

818

Basic Machinery Co., Inc.

1328

FEECO International, Inc.

1112

Bedeschi America, Inc.

1128

FLSmidth, Inc.

1231

Benetech

1005

Georgia Tech TAPPI Student Chapter

827

Bioenergy Insight

928

GreCon, Inc.

920

Biomass Engineering & Equipment

815

Hallam-ICS

1303

Biomass Magazine

2024

Hallco Industries, Inc.

932

Bliss Industries, LLC

1023

Hatton-Brown Publishers

823

BM&M Screening Solutions

1212

Hudco Industrial Products, Inc.

831

Boldrocchi, North America

1232

Hurst Boiler & Welding Co., Inc.

1215

2018 International Biomass Conference & Expo | April 16-18, 2018 | Cobb Galleria Centre | Atlanta, GA

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BOOTH

COMPANY

BOOTH

Idaho National Laboratory

1030

Rapat Corporation

833

IEP Technologies

1104/1106

Rawlings Waste Wood Recovery Systems

1102

Imerys

1208

Rotochopper, Inc.

1301

Industrial Bulk Lubricants

824

RUF Briquetting Systems

1211

JADCO Manufacturing, Inc.

1025

Schaeffer Specialized Lubricants

1213

Javo International

1327

Schlumberger Technology Corporation

1331

Jenike & Johanson, Inc.

1124

SciCorp International Corp.

1326

Kamengo Technology, Inc.

1032

Screw Conveyor Corporation

903/905

Keith Mfg. Co.

1317/1319

Sensortech Systems, Inc.

1004

KettenWulf

830

SHW Storage & Handling Solutions GmbH

1026

Kluber Lubrication NA LP

1309

Smart Heating Technology

822

KOBO USA, LLC

1021

SolaGen Incorporated

1227/1229

Komptech Americas Plexus Recycling Technologies

1332

Stinger, Inc.

1122

Laidig Systems, Inc.

1308

SWM International

1033

Latta Equipment Company, Inc.

1307

Tarsco Bolted Tank

1002

LFG Parts Supply

1103

Technic One Engineering

808

Magaldi Technologies, LLC

1321

TerraSource Global

1132

McLanahan Corporation

804

Thomas & Muller Systems, Ltd.

1107

Messersmith Manufacturing, Inc.

1315

Timber Products Inspection/Biomass Energy Laboratories

1009

MoistTech Corp.

1109

Torxx Kinetic Pulverizer Limited

2018

Morbark, LLC

1115

Tricon Wear Solutions

820

NDC Technologies, Ltd.

925

Uzelac Industries, Inc.

1008

Nelson Engineering, Inc.

922

Vecoplan, LLC

1011

Outotec Energy Products

1028

Vermeer Corporation

814

Phelps Industries, Inc.

1330

Walz Scale Inc.

931

Precision Husky Corporation

810

Warren & Baerg Manufacturing, Inc.

1209

ProcessBarron

909

Wellons Power Group

1310

PRODESA

1306

West Salem Machinery Co.

1031

QED Environmental Systems, Inc.

1111

WIKA Instrument, LP

1233

R&R BETH Filtration

816

WoodMaster

1203

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Monday, April 16 8:00 am - 3:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Exhibitor Move In Grand Opening & Welcome Reception

Tuesday, April 17 11:00 am - 6:30 pm 11:00 am - 1:30 pm 11:30 am - 1:00 pm 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Expo Open Dedicated Expo Time Lunch Refreshment Break Networking Reception

Wednesday, April 18 7:30 am - 1:30 pm 10:00 am - 10:30 am Noon - 1:30 pm 1:30 pm

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