Bioenergy offers sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels by converting biological resources and organic waste into electricity, heat, biofuels, and renewable gases. As part of the circular economy, biomass utilization and waste-to-energy technologies help reduce landfill dependency, improve waste management, and support renewable energy production while creating additional economic value from agricultural and municipal residues.
This session will explore advancements in biomass conversion technologies, anaerobic digestion, biofuel production, gasification, pyrolysis, biogas systems, and integrated waste management solutions. Presentations will also examine feedstock sustainability, environmental performance, lifecycle assessment, resource recovery, and innovative technologies that enhance energy conversion efficiency.
Scientists, engineers, environmental specialists, and industry representatives are encouraged to present research addressing technological improvements, sustainability assessments, policy development, commercialization strategies, and large-scale implementation of bioenergy systems. The session aims to promote sustainable resource utilization while advancing renewable energy production.