Bioenergy Systems for the Future

<p>Biomass to bioenergy<br>1. Biomass pretreatment and transformation from agricultural wastes<br>2. Efficient transformation of non-food agricultural lignocelluloses<br>3. Production of bio-alcohol and bio-methane<br>4. Light olefins/biogasoline production from biomass<br>5. Bioenergy from stillage anaerobic digestion to enhance the energy balance ratio of ethanol production</p> <p>Hydrogen production<br>6. Thermodynamic analysis of ethanol reforming for hydrogen production<br>7. Catalysts for conversion of synthesis gas<br>8. Distributed H2 production from bio-alcohols and bio-methane in conventional steam reforming units<br>9. H2 production from bio-alchools and bio-methane steam reforming in conventional and membrane reactors<br>10. Formation of hydrogen rich gas via conversion of lignocellulosic biomass and its decomposition products<br>11. Advantages and diadvantages of recent biomass conversion technologies compared to conventional approaches for hydrogen production</p> <p>Bioenergy technology aspects/status<br>12. Nanocomposites for ‘‘Nano Green Energy’’ Applications<br>13. Integration of membrane technologies into conventional existing systems in the food industry<br>14. Integration of microalgae into an existing biofuel industry<br>15. Low-temperature fuel cell operated with bio-alcohol fuels<br>16. Syngas cleaning system for power generation<br>17. Bioenergy production from second and third generation feedstocks</p>