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International VDI Conference - Energy and Materials from Waste

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Erfahren Sie mehr über aktuelle Innovationen und gewinnen Sie strategische Erkenntnisse für Ihr Unternehmen.
Tauschen Sie sich mit Experten und Kollegen aus.
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Besuchen Sie kostenfrei die parallel stattfindende Konferenz „Sewage Sludge Treatment“.

Energy and Materials from Waste - Konferenz

Die Konferenz „Energy and Materials from Waste“ findet 2019 bereits zum 5. Mal statt. Diskutieren Sie auf der Veranstaltung mit anderen Fachleuten u.a. über Circular Economy, innovative Technologien und Märkte und aktuelle Entwicklungen im Waste-to-Energy Bereich. Die Konferenz ist die einzige Waste-to-Energy Veranstaltung, die das Thema Recycling als komplementären Behandlungsweg von Müll betrachtet.

Kostenloses Whitepaper zur Veranstaltung zum Download

Industry Barometer Waste-to-Energy 2018
Autor: Mark Döing, ecoprog GmbH

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Abfall als Ressource verstehen und verwerten

Dank neuer Technologien und Innovationen entwickelt sich Müll zunehmend vom störenden Abfall zu einem wertvollen Rohstoff. Hinzu kommt, dass die Deponierung von Müll ohne Vorbehandlung inzwischen nur noch in wenigen Ausnahmefällen erlaubt ist. Die Möglichkeiten der Weiterverwertung von Abfällen rücken damit bei der Abfallentsorgung zunehmend in den Fokus.

Die Konferenz „Energy and Materials from Waste“ informiert Sie über Innovationen und Trends sowie die aktuelle Rechtslage bei der Abfallentsorgung. Erfahren Sie u.a. mehr über:

die thermische Verwertung von Abfällen
Waste-to-Energy im Rahmen der Europäischen Gesetzgebung
Internationale Projekte und Märkte im Bereich Waste-to-Energy
Energieerzeugung aus Abfall
neue Trends im Recycling und bei der Verwertung von Bodenaschen aus der Müllverbrennung
innovative Technologien zur Emissionsminderung
Recycling von Kunststoffen

Als besonderes Highlight erwartet Sie zudem eine Keynote von Indavers CEO Paul de Bruycker.

Die Veranstaltung wird durch die Confederation of European Waste-to-Energy Plants (CEWEP) unterstützt.

Das Rahmenprogramm von „Energy and Materials from Waste“

Am Tag vor der Konferenz haben Sie die Möglichkeit, im Spezialtag „Digital Transformation in the Recycling Industry“ Wissen in diesem Bereich zu erwerben und zu vertiefen. Bei gemeinsamer Buchung mit der Konferenz profitieren Sie vom vergünstigten Kombipreis. Des Weiteren haben Sie während einer gemeinsamen Abendveranstaltung die Gelegenheit, Ihr berufliches Netzwerk zu pflegen und zu erweitern. Eine Besichtigung der neuen Anlage von Indaver am ersten Konferenztag rundet das Programm ab. Darüber hinaus können Sie als Teilnehmer der Konferenz „Energy and Materials from Waste“ kostenfrei die parallele Konferenz „Sewage Sludge Treatment“ besuchen.

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Programmablauf der Konferenz

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

08:00	Registration & Welcome Coffee
09:00	Welcome and opening address Chair: Prof. Peter Quicker, Chairholder, RWTH Aachen - Unit of Technologies of Fuels, Germany; Dr.-Ing. Ragnar Warnecke, Managing Director, GKS - Gemeinschaftskraftwerk Schweinfurt GmbH, Germany
	I. Legislation, Policy and Legal Implications for international Projects
09:15	EU Legislation on Energy and Materials from Waste Recycling: Quantity vs. quality? How to achieve a non-toxic environment? Diversion from landfills Boosting recovery from bottom ash Dr. Ella Stengler, Managing Director, CEWEP, Belgium
09:45	Implementing EU Waste Rules and Recycling Goals Sources of EU waste legislation & control and procedure by the EU Main targets, time horizon 2020 and 2030 Current implementation in member countries Investments and markets Mark Döing, General Manager, ecoprog GmbH, Germany
10:15	Pursuing Energy from Waste Projects: Structures and recent Developments in the Middle Eastern and North African Region Market overview and driver Regulatory framework on selected countries Case studies: Kuwait, Dubai and Oman Legal pitfalls and considerations Dr. Tobias Faber, Lawyer/Partner, Hogan Lovell, Germany
10:45	Networking & Coffee Break
	II. Perspectives on Emerging and Established Markets
11:15	The future Role of WtE in the Circular Economy Sustainability and value creation through CE Residual waste produced within CE and how to deal with it throught WtE Double role of WtE: Use of residual waste & keeping circles safe and clean WtE as an enabler to make CE happen The need of further investments to achieve CE package goals Paul De Bruycker, CEO, Indaver NV, Belgium
11:45	Emerging Countries and Markets for Waste-to-Energy Global waste development, EfW market overview Importance of value chain Alternative waste management strategies Dynamic of selected „Waste-to-Energy“ emerging markets Amedeo Vaccani, Managing Director, A.Vaccani&Partner, Switzerland
12:15	The Role of Product Regulations and Standards in the Circular Economy Revisiting the concept of end-of-waste and its function in a circular economy How “circular” are existing product regulations and standards? How to deal with the absence of (circular) product regulations and standards? Contribution of product regulations and standards to secondary products and raw materials movement in the internal market Emiel de Bruijne, Consultant, co-author: Ferdinand Zotz, both: Resource and Waste Management Department, Ramboll, Germany
12:45	What‘s happening on both Sides of the Channel for Waste-to-Energy? What‘s the WtE market status in France? What‘s the story of WtE success in UK? What‘s the evolution of alternative thermal treatment in UK? Some case studies of projects and realization in both countries Christophe Cord‘homme, Business & Products Development Director, CNIM Group, France
13:15	Lunch
	III. Status Quo of Sewage Sludge Treatment
14:15	Treatment of Sewage Sludge – Introduction and Overview Disposal structures, quantities and capacities Treatment and disposal options for sewage sludge Thermal treatment technologies Prof. Peter Quicker, Chairholder, RWTH Aachen - Unit of Technologies of Fuels, Germany
14:45	Alternative Techniques for thermal Treatment of Sewage Sludge from medium sized Sewage Treatment Plants Technical framework for the use of pyrolysis and gasification processes for the treatment of municipal sewage sludge First experiences from two projects with alternative treatment techniques in Linz-Unkel and Renningen Outlook on the use of alternative thermal processes taking into account the recovery of phosphorus or the use of treatment residues as fertilizer Markus Gleis, Scientific Staff, German Environment Agency, Germany
15:30	Excursion to INDAVER and SLECO:Waste-to-Energy Plant ECLUSE The visit is included in the registration fee. Due to organizational reasons we kindly ask our participants to register for the tour in advance. Please see the registration form on the last page. Limited Places!
20:00	Get-together At the end of the first conference day we kindly invite you to use the relaxed and informal atmosphere for in-depth conversations with other participants and speakers.

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

	IV. Developments in Metals and Minerals Recovery from IBA
09:00	Experiences with Carbon Capture at a CFB wood fired Boiler Aim (CCU) and Design • Startups & Experiences Flue gas and captured CO2 qualities Business case Dr. Jan-Peter Born, Manager Business Development WtE, N.V. HVC, Netherlands
09:30	MSWI BA Utilization in Finland – Field Experiences MSWI BA utilization in Finland - Latest improvements MSWI BA utilization in civil engineering - Road construction and concrete products Presenting field experiences through different types of case studies PhD, Annika Sormunen, R&D Manager, Suomen Erityisjäte Oy, Finland
10:00	Innovative Recycling of Metal Sludges – For a higher Resource Efficiency in the stainless and special Steel Industry Status quo of metal sludge disposal The process of vacuum distillation From waste to resource: Increasing resource efficiency in the industry Dr. Filipe Manjolinho Costa, CEO, CRONIMET Envirotec GmbH, Germany
10:30	Networking & Coffee Break
11:00	Solvent-based Recycling of mixed Plastics and multilayer Packaging Miss-Management of packaging and insufficient recycling as global problem Increasing recycling quotas in Europe and Germany require new, innovative recycling solutions Limits of conventional recycling processes Newcycling® - High-Value recycling of mixed plastics from post consumer and multilayer packaging Applications of regranulates from Newcycling® Hagen Hanel, Head of Plastics Recycling Innovation Center, APK AG, Germany
11:30	Using community Waste to fuel local Energy for your Town Damage that plastic waste causes and the truth about plastic pollution and its benefits CTEC energy has the ability to execute a sustainable small scale Waste-toEnergy system, unlike no other Unique gasification technology developed by CTEC energy with ultra-clean emissions and high efficiency Mike Burns, Chief Technology Officer and Managing Director, Clean Thermodynamic Energy Conversion Ltd., United Kingdom
12:00	Digital Business Models for a circular Economy Industry transforming digitalization trends Digitalization in the recycling industry The case of Schrott24 Jan Pannenbäcker, CEO & Co-founder, Schrott24, Austria
12:30	Lunch
	V. Plant Optimization
13:30	Possible upgrades for Flue Gas Treatment Systems to follow the new Waste Incineration BREF Expected emission limits – WI BREF Examples on upgrades to meet new WI BREF Combination with flue gas condensation for enhanced energy recovery ADIOX for increased dioxin removal and minimise risk of “dioxin memory effect” Mercox for improved mercury removal Sven Brantebäck, Area Sales Manager, Babcock Wilcox Vølund AB, Sweden
14:00	Steam from Waste Heat with a Qpinch chemical Heat Transformer Reduction of CO2 Turn waste heat into useful heat How to integrate in an industrial plant Low OPEX & high asset effectiveness ir. Wouter Ducheyne, CTO & COO, Qpinch, co-author: Prof. Dr. ir. Christian Stevens, FRSC, Dep .of Green Chemistry & Technology, Bioscience Engineering at Ghent University, both: Belgium
14:30	Networking & Coffee Break
15:00	More than 20 year‘s Experience in very high end Mercury Capture from Sewage Sludge Incineration Trends of mercury and dioxins/furans regulation in the US and Europe - towards the more stringent Very high end mercury and dioxins/furans removal experience Lessons learned over 25 years of operation of kombisorbon processes Dr. Karim Mati, R&D / Product Manager, CPPE S.A., Luxembourg
15:30	State-of-the-Art Refractory Linings for W-t-E Plants - An Overview Advantages and disadvantages of refractory lining systems in use for WtE plants SiC tile and monolithic systems Rapid turnaround Dr.-Ing. Tim Schmedders, Technical Manager, co-author: Dipl.-Ing., Viktor Klaus, Managing Director, Dipl.-Ing., Denis Boskovic, Project Manager, all: Züblin Chimney and Refractory GmbH, Germany
16:00	Conference chair‘s closing remarks
16:15	End of conference

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