The IBTC promotes sustainably produced torrefied or carbonized biomass on a global scale to efficiently replace fossil coal in all industries and applications or to permanently sequester atmospheric carbon into the soil. By this IBTC and its members contribute to the speeding up of the global transition towards a carbon-neutral economy and the limitation of CO2 in the atmosphere.
→ Help the understanding of biocarbon as the renewable, sustainable and clean substitute to fossil carbon and promote the use of torrefied biomass on all levels.
→ Assist the development of common views and positions on non- competitive matters among members and communicating this positions to key stakeholders, decision makers, financial facilitators and the general public.
→ Build communication lines to other market actors and market regulators including organisation of events for interested stakeholders.
Meet us in Luxembourg - March 25-28, 2025 @ Global Wood Products Supply and Demand Trends Seminar Our President Michael Wild will speak about: Torrefied Pellets and Carbonised Biomass: A future Coal Replacement for Power Generation and Steelmaking…
Meet the biggest buyers and suppliers at Asia's leading biomass event
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The Argus Biomass Asia Conference attracts over 200+ senior infl…
After last year successful edition in Stockholm, with over 110 biomass specialists and nearly 30 excellent speakers, we have pleasure to invite you to the 6th European Conference Biomass PowerON taking place on 9-10 October 2024…
The award winning Argus Biofuels Europe Conference & Exhibition returns to London on 15-17 October 2024, bringing together over 650 global decision makers from across the biofuels value chain. Register now for the premier thought-leadersh…
Dennis Neilson and Gavin Hao, co-convenors of the 2022 and 2023 DANA - GINGKO “Global Woodchip and Biomass Trade Conference and Networking Events” in Singapore, invite delegates to register for their third event, to be also…
The Waste-to-Energy (WtE) market has grown considerably since incineration first started in 1874. Large markets were established in Europe as well as parts of Asia. However, concerns over harmful by-products of the incineration process, both polluti…
