32nd Symposium on Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals (April 19-22, 2010): Biomass Production and Logistics

Thursday, April 22, 2010: 8:00 AM-11:30 AM

Salon A-E (Hilton Clearwater Beach)

Chair:

Daniel G. De La Torre Ugarte

Co-chair:

Christopher T. Wright

8:00 AM

9-01

Sustainable production and distribution of biofuels at regional scales
Warren E. Mabee, Queen's University; Jaconette Mirck, Queen's University; Evan D.G. Fraser, University of Leeds

8:30 AM

9-02

Validating reliable feedstock supply
James R. Hettenhaus, cea Inc; Nathan S. Mosier, Purdue University

9:00 AM

9-03

Biomass supply and logistics: A Tennessee perspective
Sam W. Jackson, Genera Energy, LLC

10:00 AM

9-04

Composition of multiple feedstocks suitable for extended ethanol production at Louisiana sugar mills
Misook Kim, LSU Agricultural Center; Donal F. Day, LSU Agricultural Center

10:30 AM

9-05

Comparison of supply system costs of forest residues when comminution is performed at landing versus at biorefinery
Erin Searcy, Idaho National Laboratory; Jacob J. Jacobson, Idaho National Laboratory

11:00 AM

9-06

Food and Fuel: Land Efficient Animal Feeds Enable Large Energy and Environmental Benefits
Bruce Dale, Michigan State University; Bryan Bals, Michigan State University; Seungdo Kim, Michigan State University; Pragnya Eranki, Michigan State University

9: Biomass Production and Logistics