The two LIFE-projects BUCEFALOS and BIOGASSYS have given us examples of how sea weed, which currently litters our beaches, can be converted into renewable biogas and replace fossil fuels in our cars.
We have also seen biogas fuelled tractors, lorries and heat pumps entering the market. This, combined with the establishment of Sweden’s largest biogas production facility and a large network, gives us the opportunity to showcase state of the art biogas applications at the final Conference.
Mätta Ivarsson, Chairman of the Regional development Board, Region Skåne, inagurated the conference. The conference was moderated by Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson, journalist and Anders Mathiasson, CEO
Swedish Gas Association
BIOGASSYS: Demonstration of a sustainable biogas system
Per-Johan Wik, Biogas Syd
BUCEFALOS: Can aquatic biomass reduce marine eutrophication and give us clean energy?
Rasmus Fredriksson, City of Malmö
The current state of biogas in Sweden
Anders Mathiasson, CEO, Swedish Gas Association
The Baltic sea – a treasure soon lost (No PDF available)
Folke Rydén, World correspondent
Algae, mussels and reed -combating eutrophication
& producing renewable energy
Rasmus Fredriksson, City of Malmö
Waterframework directive – turning problems into opportunities
Irene Bohman, The South Baltic Water District Authority
Save the Baltic, start in your own back yard
Anders Alm, Ministry of the Environment and Energy
Blue growth – creating new scopes for sustainable businesses
Thomas Johansson, Swedish Agency
Panel Discussion – The way forward for a blue circular economy.
(No PDF available)
Jordberga – Sweden’s largest biogas plant!
Torgil Johansson, SB3
Swedish biogas experiences on export to Poland
Mikael Backman, IIIEE, Lund University
Biogas research is leading us forward
Bo Mattiasson, Lund University
New applications are opening new possibilities for biogas
Staffan Johannesson, E.ON Gas
Biogas – the solution?
Charlotte Hauksson, Eeva-Liisa Nordström, Stefan Dahlgren, WSP
Communication is key – leading biogas development with communication
Anitha Ljung, City of Trelleborg, Daniel Skog, City of Malmö
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Photo: Sanna Dolck
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