February 17, 2020
BY BBI International
The deadline to submit speaker presentation abstracts for the Biodiesel Production Technology Summit taking place June 15-17, 2020, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been extended.
“Many exciting presentation abstracts have already been submitted,” said Ron Kotrba, program director and editor in chief of Biodiesel Magazine. “Due to many requests, however, we have extended the deadline for submissions through Friday, Feb. 21.”
Abstracts can be submitted in in the following categories:
-Production Equipment
-Pretreatment & Posttreatment
-Catalysts
-Process Technology (Biodiesel or Renewable Diesel)
-Plant Services
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-Adsorbents & Resins
-Reactors
-Glycerin Upscaling Technologies
-Biodiesel Upscaling Technologies to Alternative Non-fuel Products
-Process, Fuel Quality Analysis
-Project Development (Biodiesel or Renewable Diesel)
The Summit will be co-located with the International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo, together creating the world’s largest gathering of biofuels producers in the world.
Abstracts can be submitted online at: www.biodieseltechnologysummit.com.
About Biodiesel Magazine
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Now in its 17th year of continuous publication, Biodiesel Magazine is a trade journal dedicated to objective, independent coverage of biodiesel news, events and information relevant to the global industry. With editorial focus on U.S. and international methyl ester manufacturing, trade, distribution and markets, Biodiesel Magazine also provides valuable insight into feedstock and market share competition from the non-ester renewable diesel sector.
About BBI International
Since 1995, BBI International has produced globally recognized bioenergy events and trade magazines. In addition to the International Biomass Conference & Expo and its allied regional events, BBI owns and operates the largest, longest-running ethanol conference in the world—the International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo (FEW). The company publishes Biomass Magazine, Ethanol Producer Magazine, and Biodiesel Magazine, as well as a number of ancillary products including maps, directories, e-newsletters and other Web-based industry resources.
Contact:
Ron Kotrba
BBI International
218-745-8347
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