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ETIP bioenergy workshop
The Central European Initiative, in close cooperation with SERBIO, organizes a scoping workshop on biomass-for-energy perspectives in Vojvodina and the potential contribution of ETIP Bioenergy to un-tap them by bridging between local actors and EU stakeholders.
The proposed format is a two-hour workshop / roundtable dedicated to highlighting the potentials and challenges of biomass-to-energy value chains in the Danube Region, and Vojvodina in particular, as well as to the role that the ETIP Bioenergy could play by enhancing policy-industry-research dialogue and foster collaboration between regions.
The Agenda is still under development, yet a preliminary list of topics we will address includes: an overview of ETIP Bioenergy; a focus on the perspectives of Vojvodina as a producer of biomass and a potential regional player in transformation industry; a discussion on how could ETIP Bioenergy support these processes.
Welcome | Peter Canciani, CEI, Nataša Rubežić, SERBIO | |
9.00 - 9.15 | ETIP Bioenergy as a key player supporting R&I in the energy sector in Europe | Peter Canciani, CEI |
9.15 - 9.30 | Current policy landscape for bioenergy in Serbia and Vojvodina | Ivan Karić, Ministry of Environment of Serbia (tbc) Regional Secretariat for Energy (tbc) |
9.30 - 9.45 | Biomass availability and competitive uses in Vojvodina | Boris Dumnić, University of Novi Sad |
9.45 - 10.00 | Developing a Sustainable Bioenergy Market in Serbia | Reiner Schellhaas, GIZ |
10.00 - 10.15 | Sustainable regional biomass supply | Vojislav MIlijić, SERBIO |
10.15 - 10.30 | Perspectives of biomass trade in the Danube Region | Thies Fellenberg, Energy BARGE project |
10.30 - 10.45 | Obstacles and constraints in biomass utilization | Prof. Milan Martinov, University of Novi Sad |
10.45 - 11.00 | The point of view of the business community | Stanka Leskovac, NIS |
Conclusions | Peter Canciani, CEI, Nataša Rubežić, SERBIO |