Following participation in 2023’s Bio360 Expo, the Irish Bioenergy Association (IrBEA) will be hosting an Irish Pavilion at this year’s event, taking place this week on the 24th – 25th of January in Nantes, France.
The Bio360 Expo has run for the past number of years and brings together stakeholders from around the world to share, showcase and discuss the activities that are taking place as part of the bio transition.
With a focus on renewable carbon, renewable bioenergy and the emerging bioeconomy, the event itself runs over the course of 2 days where attendees and exhibitors alike can network, present and participate in cutting edge topics and discussions all centered around the sustainable use of biomass, across a variety of sectors.
IrBEA will host an Irish pavilion (stand D15) where they will represent its members and the bioenergy sector in Ireland. IrBEA will be joined by two members – Arigna Fuels and Celignis Analytical, who will showcase their offerings to an international audience. Also joining the Irish pavilion will be IrBEA’s transnational Interreg North West Europe project partners from the THREE C and CASCADE projects, which focus on developing biochar based systems, products and services.
On Wednesday morning Seán Finan, IrBEA CEO will be taking part in the morning session titled, ‘Realizing the European vision: Linking policies and practices at supra, national and regional levels‘. He will be joined by Patrice Lejeune & Guillaume Loir, Methatlantique, Giulia Cancian, European Biogas Association, Luis Puchades, Spanish Biogas Association and Philippe Henry, Pays de la Loire Region.
Seán Finan, IrBEA CEO said: “I look forward to speaking at the event on Wednesday, where the opportunities for biomethane in Europe and Ireland will be discussed. This is significant given that the Irish government’s Biomethane Strategy publication is anticipated. The Bio360 Expo presents a unique opportunity to gain insights into the dynamic and expanding bioenergy sector in Europe, offering valuable knowledge that can contribute to growing and developing the Irish sector.”
On Thursday morning Arigna Fuels Commercial Director Conor Layden will be speaking on the topic ‘Transitioning from Black to Green at Scale.’ He will be joined by Lylia Khennache, Vice-President of Climate Solutions at Airex Energy and Michael Douglas from Onnu.
Conor Layden, Arigna Fuels said: “I am delighted to have the opportunity to speak this Thursday about our innovation and transition towards a sustainable future. 2023 was a turning point in Ireland for biochar and we are excited to be working with IrBEA and others towards shared ambitions. We will be at stand D15 and encourage people to stop by and speak with us.’
Full details of the event can be found: https://www.bio360expo.com/