CMT's Industry-Acclaimed Biomass Pellets Trade & Power Summit to Unveil North Asia's Growing Biomass Demand This Sept.

Seoul, South Korea (PRWEB) May 26, 2015

Having drawn over 300 participants last year alone, the 2015 edition will unravel new opportunities in the key biomass markets of China, Japan and South Korea as well as the evolvement in FIT & RPS in these countries. GS Global and the Korean Gencos including Korea South East Power (KOSEP), Korea Southern Power (KOSPO), Korea Western Power (KOWEPO), Korea East-West Power (EWP) and Korea Midland Power (KOMIPO) have been roped in to lead discussions on South Korea's biomass demand and imports.

To give attendees a broad local experience, a site visit to Korea Southern Power's (KOSPO) newest facility – Sam Cheok Green Power Plant is set on 17 September.

With a macro perspective on 'Rationalising Asia's Biomass Demand with Sustainable Global Supply,' new sessions in the 2015 agenda include issues of quality, sustainability and security of biomass pellets supply and also pellets production and the supply situation in South-East Asia, particularly in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.

Attendees can look forward to meeting and hearing from leading biomass industry companies including – Hawkins Wright, Beijing Windbell Technology, Mitsubishi UFJ Research & Consulting, Indufor Asia Pacific, ECN (Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands), RWE Supply & Trading, and counting. Apart from speaking at the conference, ECN will also be conducting a pre-conference workshop on 14 September.

Further details on the global wood pellets market, development & export of palm derived biomass products such as PKS, EFB as well as recent trends in use of biomass for industrial and captive power plants will be covered at this industry meet.

Visit the event's website for more details or contact Ms. Hafizah at +65 6346 9218.

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