HOUSTON, TX — (Marketwire) — 07/25/11 — The highly-anticipated will take place September 14 -16, 2011, at the Hilton Americas – Houston in Houston, Texas. This event will unite bioconversion technology providers and researchers from around the world with agriculture, forestry, and refining professionals to discuss and examine the scale-up and commercial establishment of advanced biofuels and biobased chemicals.
Organized by BBI International and produced by , the brings together agricultural, forestry, waste, and petrochemical professionals to explore the value-added opportunities awaiting them and their organizations within the quickly maturing biorefining industry.
The will examine in great detail four critical questions facing the industry:
What sustainable inputs will feed the biorefineries of the future?
Which conversion approaches will find commercial success first?
What market opportunities are available to producers of biobased fuels and chemicals?
How will these capital intensive biorefineries be funded and built?
These questions will be examined by researchers, venture capitalists, foresters, farmers, petroleum refiners, agri-business professionals and association representatives within four customized program tracks:
These tracks correspond with the critical questions facing the industry and will offer conference attendees an unparalleled opportunity to gain a broad understanding of where the industry is, what the challenges are that face it, and where it is headed. Professionals actively pursuing the biorefining industry as a growth opportunity can-t miss this event.
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About BBI International:
BBI International produces globally recognized bioenergy events and trade magazines. BBI owns and operates the largest, longest-running ethanol conference in the world — the ). The company publishes , , , and , as well as a number of ancillary products including maps, directories, e-newsletters and other Web-based industry resources.
John Nelson 701-746-8385
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