The interest in cofiring biomass with coal continues to grow, due to the relatively high effciency of CO2 mitigation, at often This workshop addressed several issues related to biomass cofiring, from the resources available, technical approaches, recent experiences, operational challenges and the future perspectives of cofiring. All presentations can be downloaded below. Session 1 Status of cofiring,
chair: Ms Deborah Adams, IEA CCC Welcome and the role of biomass in DONG Energy today and in the future / Thomas Dalsgaard, Dong Energy Executive Vice President Introduction to the workshop / Ms Deborah Adams, IEA CCC Biomass potentials and possible Imports to EU 27 / Dr. Hubert Röder – Pöyry Management Consulting Sustainable biomass for large power generation / Dr Ir Yves Ryckmans – Laborelec Session 2 Operational experience,
chair: Dr Rohan Fernando, IEA CCC Vattenfall strategy and experiences of cofiring biomass with coal /Dr Raziyeh Khodayari – Vattenfall Research and Development Status and future of Essents’ biomass activities / Dr. Wim Willeboer – Essent Recent developments in biomass co-firing in large pulverised coal boilers / Dr William Livingston – Doosan Babcock Session 3 Biomass fuels and processing,
chair Mr Tim Dixon, IEA GHG Torrefied and hydrothermal carbonised biomass products: co-milling, combustion and emission properties / Mr Gregory Dunnu – Institut für Feuerungs- und Kraftwerkstechnik – IFK Grindability of Torrefied Beechwood and Co-Firing with Pulverized Lignite at Pilot Scale / Andreas Ohliger – Institute of Heat and Mass Transfer, RWTH Aachen University Upgrading of Malaysian Biomass for Cofiring with Coal / Dr Adlansyah Abd Rahman – Universiti Tenaga Nasional Co-firing comparison of two energy crops with coal in a pulverized fuel combustion pilot plant / Carmen Bartolomé – Fundación CIRCE Session 4 Combustion/gasification,
chair: Mr Jack Brown, RWE Demonstration of a new gasification technology for indirect co-firing of difficult biomass with coal/ Mr. Martin Moeller -DONG Energy Advantages of allothermal biomass gasification for co-firing /Mr Bram van der Drift Combustion characteristics and ash analysis results from pilot-scale co-combustion of brownfield biomass in air, O2-enriched air and oxy-fuel environments. / Mr Sam Pickard – University of Leeds Torrefaction at Topell / Mr Robin Post van der Burg – Topell Energy Session 5 Emissions and Ash,
chair: Dr William Livingston, Doosan Babcock Co-firing and ash quality / Ronald van Eijk – KEMA
Ash Deposition Prediction Tool for PF Boilers Fired with Coal and Biomass / Piotr Plaza – TU Delft + Cardiff School of Engineering Co-firing Tests of Bosnian Coal with Wooden Biomass and Natural Gas in Laboratory and on 110 MWe Power Station / Dr Anes Kazagic – JP Elektroprivreda BiH d.d. Sarajevo A 1-D Simulation Tool for Biomass Co-Firing – Development and Application / Dr Matshela Koko – Steinmueller Engineering GmbH Pilot plant experiments of cofiring various levels of cereal co-product (CCP) with El-Cerrejon coal / Dr Tanvir Hussain – Cranfield University Session 6 Future of cofiring,
chair: Mr Jaap Koppejan, IEA Bioenergy The future of cofiring / Richard van der Broek – Vattenfall Europe Generation AG Present situation and future developments on biomass co-firing and coal-to-biomass conversions at large power stations / Mr. Jan Middelkamp – KEMA IEAGHG Activities on Bio-CCS, including Techno-economic Evaluation of Power Plants, Global Potential, and Carbon Market Issues / Mr Tim Dixon – IEAGHG Summary of the workshop / Dr Rohan Fernando, IEA CCC This workshop was co-organised with IEA CCC and VGB Powertech
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