Gammel Engineering at European Biomass Conference and Exhibition from… : Gammel Engineering GmbH

05.03.2015

Gammel Engineering at European Biomass Conference and Exhibition from 01.-04.06.2015 in Vienna

The European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) is an annual world-class event that has been held at various locations in Europe since 1980.

It is Europe's largest international conference focusing on biomass combined with a highly regarded international scientific conference and industry exhibition. It brings together participants from research, industry, politics and business related to biomass. and highlights the advances in research, technological development and production processes. It brings together all the key specialists to make it the most important international platform for dialog between research, industry and politics in the field of biomass.

"The leading international platform for dialog between biomass research, industry, politics and business"

Link to the program, with our presentation: http://programme.eubce.com/abstract.php?idabs=11522&idses=304&idtopic=28

Homepage of the event: www.eubce.com

Source: www.eubce.com

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