Annual conference is Oct. 11-14, 2015, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The 2015 Gasification Technologies Conference, described as the industry’s largest gasification-focused event attracting speakers, participants and media from the Americas, Asia and Europe, will be held Oct. 11-14, 2015, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event is organized by the Gasification Technologies Council, based in Arlington, Virgina.
The Council has announced a call for presentations, which earn considerable attention during the annual conference. Abstracts are due by April 14 and can be submitted at www.gasification.org/events/2015-gasification-technologies-conference/abstract-submissions.
For 2015, the Gasification Technologies Council reports it is especially interested in presentations on:
• biomass and waste gasification (including the current and potential market);
• carbon dioxide management;
• economic analysis of gasification markets;
• emerging gasification technologies;
• equipment and materials advances;
• gasification for power, fuels and chemicals;
• gasifier design;
• global gasification markets and market drivers;
• Brazil;
• China;
• Europe;
• India;
• Indonesia;
• South Korea;
• plant economics and operations;
• plasma gasification;
• project and technology updates;
• small-scale gasifiers; and
• underground coal gasification.
Questions can be submitted to Alison Kerester, executive director of the Gasification Technologies Council (GCT), via email at [email protected] or by phone at 703-276-0110.
GTC’s goal is to promote a better understanding of the role gasification can play in providing the power, chemical and refining industries with economically competitive and environmentally conscious technology options to produce electricity, fuels and chemicals.
GTC members are involved in numerous aspects of developing, deploying and using commercial gasification technologies to produce, process and use synthesis gas for the production of chemicals, fuels, substitute natural gas, transportation fuels and power. GTC member companies are involved in gasification projects as plant owners, technology suppliers, equipment/service suppliers and developers. More information is available at www.gasification.org.