Virginia Biodiesel Conference 2010

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Virginia Biodiesel Conference: September 29, 2010

Virginia’s biodiesel industry landscape is changing as it is impacted by policy, technology, and the economy.  Through the Virginia Biodiesel Conference, Virginia Clean Cities seeks to convene a broad cross-section of people and organizations working to strengthen Virginia’s biodiesel industry and to promote clean alternative fuels.

Agenda

8:30 Setup for Table Exhibitors
9:00 Arrival & Registration & Networking & Table Expo
9:30 Welcome and Opening
10:00 Identifying Breakout Sessions
Any participant could create a breakout session on a topic of their choice.

Breakout Sessions

Each session had multiple options for small group conversations about specific topics.
11:00 Session 1 Topics
  • Table A:  Food vs Fuel Debate and Conversation
  • Table B & C:  Feedstock Development with Virginia Agricultural Products / Algae and Other Possible Sources
  • Table D: Biochar, Bio-Oil, Synthetic Gas, Carbon Sequestration
12:30 Session 2 Topics:
  • Table A:  Legislative Encouragement for Biodiesel
  • Table B:  Promoting Small Scale Production of Biofuels
  • Table C:  Economic Development: Job Creation and Economic Multiplier Effect
  • Table D:  Sustainability and Regulatory Compliance
1:45 Session 3 Topics
  • Table A:  Market Barriers / Promoting Market Demand with Incentives
  • Table B:  Technical Issues in Biodiesel Use
  • Table C:  Collaborative Efforts
3:00 Closing Session (Whole Group)
3:30 Closing / Networking / Table Expo
4:00 Adjourn
Location: Festival Conference and Student Center – Grand Ball Room
1301 Carrier Drive, Harrisonburg Virginia, 22807

Biodiesel: Technical Issues

This is a session report from the Virginia Biodiesel Conference, hosted by Virginia Clean Cities on September 29, 2010, Session Created by Chad Freckman Table C at 1:45 Attendees: Chad Freckman, Kent Ware (USDA), Patric Cooley, Mark Holland (Staunton), Carl Paugh, Kvin Crain (DGS), Sandra Bailey (DGS), Alleyn Harned (VCC), Riley Snell (ULProperties), LT. Williams …

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Feedstock Development With Virginia Agriculture Products, Algae, and Other Possible Sources

This is a session report from the Virginia Biodiesel Conference, hosted by Virginia Clean Cities on September 29, 2010. Submitted by Kevin Finder, Convened by Stephen Versen at Table B & C Attendees: Tom Brenneman, Robert Nofsinger, Bishop Dansby, Kevin Finder, Stephen Versen, Riley Snell, Nathan Pence, Yvonne Conder, Joan Hollen, Carl Pawgle, Kimberly Swanson, …

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Legislative Encouragement for Biodiesel

This is a session report from the Virginia Biodiesel Conference, hosted by Virginia Clean Cities on September 29, 2010. Submitted by Jamison Walker, Convened by Larry Breeding at Table A at 12:30 Attendees: Chelsea Jenkins, Dick Atkinson, Judy Peak, Joe Crosbie, Kent Ware, Alleyn Harned, Kevin Finder, John Beck, Tony Wilt, Mike Schleinkofer, Mark Holland, Mike …

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