During all conference breaks you can visit the poster session. The Scientific Committee has approved the following 25 posters.

No. Author(s) Organisation Title Country
1 Spyridon Achinas, Gerrit Jan Euverink University of Groningen Two-stage anaerobic digestion: Towards to pipeline-quality biogas production Netherlands
2 Marco Binotti et al. Politecnico di Milano; Eindhoven University of Technology; Abengoa Hidrogeno SA Biogas membrane reformer for decentralized H2 production Italy, Netherlands, Spain
3 Christian Abendroth University of Valencia Recent advances in digestion of chicken manure Spain
4 Christopher S. Carson Carbonic Solutions BV Monetizing Waste CO2 from Biogas Sources Netherlands
5 Elmar Offenbacher BDI The Green Brewery –
using waste for energy		 Austria
6 Markus Forstmeier et al. Electrochaea GmbH; University of Chicago Power-to-Gas by Biomethanation– From laboratory to megawatt scale Germany, the USA
7 Joshua Güsewell et al. University of Stuttgart Holistic analysis of biogas plant repowering measures – exemplary case study of measures to reduce digestate capacity in biogas plants Germany
8 Matia Mainardis et al. University of Udine Selecting liquid substrates for UASB process upgrade: Characterization and BMP tests Italy
9 Simon Métivier et al. Solagro; LISBP; Hespul; LEAF HyCaBioMe - HYdrogen and CArbon dioxyd conversion by BIOlogical MEthanation
Prefiguration of a preindustrial pilot of a biological methanation plant coupled to an anaerobic
digester		 France
10 Myriam Moeyersons Kaneka Belgium The advantage of using a bio-based and biodegradable co-polymer of 3-hydroxybutyrate and 3-hydroxyhexanoate for anaerobic digestable waste management Belgium
11 Michael Kalb Aprovis Increasing efficiency while lowering operating expenses of biogas cooling equipment. Germany
12 Dipl.-Ing. Oliver Jochum Fraunhofer UMSICHT Biological Methanation – Specific Product Yield under various Process Conditions Germany
13 Wei QIAO et al. China Agricultural University; University of Milan Comparison of Thermophilic and Hyperthermophilic Pretreatment of Food Waste for Bio-Energy Production China, Italy
14 Susana Perez et al. Fundación Tecnalia Research & Innovation RENOVAGAS PROJECT: PRODUCTION OF SYNTHETIC NATURAL GAS FROM BIOGAS IN SPAIN Spain
15 Jörn Beheim-Schwarzbach et al. Institute of Agricultural and Urban Ecological Projects; TU Berlin; EloSystems GbR ELECTROOPTICAL MONITORING OF THE MICROBIAL ACTIVITY IN BIOGAS PROCESSES Germany
16 Jason Blake NextSteppe Industrial sorghum and its benefits as a feedstock for biogas, either as a main crop or a second/rotational crop USA
17 C. Boogaerts, E. Vandaele, K. Vandenbroek, Vlaco Tailoring digestate-based products Belgium
18 Adelaide Calbry-Muzyka, Serge Biollaz Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI) Biogas cleaning for catalytic processes using adsorbents: A review Switzerland
19 Jianrong Li, Adriaan M.H. van der Veen, Stefan Persijn VSL Develop metrological infrastructure for measuring key impurities in biogas Netherlands
20 L. P. Culleton, A. Murugan Gas and Particle Metrology Group, National Physical Laboratory UNDERPINNING GREEN ENERGY: REFERENCE GAS STANDARDS AND METHODS FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF SILOXANES IN BIOGAS UK
21 Rachel Woodbridge-Stocks, Dean Kavanagh, Craig Millar, Tim Wilson Geotech The Importance of Analysing Biogas UK
22 Rita Tozy, Dominique Pareau, Marc-André Théoleyre, Hervé Graser Université Paris-Saclay; Cristal Union Inhibitory effect of salts in the anaerobic digestion of sugar beet vinasses
investigated through electrodialysis and bench scale experiments		 France
23 Rita Tozy, Julien Lemaire, Dominique Pareau, Marc-André Théoleyre, Hervé Graser Université Paris-Saclay; Cristal Union Modelling of a pilot scale anaerobic digester treating sugar beet vinasses France
24 Gianluca Visconti BTS Biogas End of Waste and energy vectors:
all the systems, from industry to agriculture from biomethane to electricity		 Italy
25 Valentin Fougerit University of Paris-Saclay How to design a robust, cost-efficient and
effective low-scale biogas upgrading process?		 France
26 Ivona Sigurnjak , E. Michels, F.M.G. Tack, E. Meers Ghent University The fate of heavy metals in anaerobic digestion process Belgium
27 Tine Vergote, E. Meers, E. Volcke, J. Buysse Ghent University Pocket Power: integrated anaerobic digestion at farm scale Belgium
28 D.L Hoang, G.P.J. Gerard, S. Nonhebel & C.B. Davis Center for Energy and Environmental Sciences (IVEM), University of Groningen Transition of biogas production in the Netherlands - a descriptive review The Netherlands
29 David Jensen University of Applied Sciences Bremen, Germany Usage of Biogas in wastewater treatment plants Germany
30 Gwen Willeghems Ghent University Investment Strategies For Anaerobic Digestion Installations To Value Food Waste Resulting From Food Surpluses Belgium
31 Anouk Mertens, Jef Van Meensel, Koen Mondelaers, Ludwig Lauwers, Jeroen Buysse ILVO – Ghent University Context matters – the influence of market context on the supply of local biomass for anaerobic digestion Belgium
32 Kiran R. Parmar University of Leeds Integration of Hydrothermal Carbonisation with Anaerobic Digestion: Opportunities for Valorisation of Digestate UK
33 Joshua Güsewell, Marlies Härdtlein, Ludger Eltrop University of Stuttgart, Institute for Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy Holistic analysis of biogas plant repowering measures – exemplary case study of measures to reduce digestate capacity in biogas plants Germany
34 Matia Mainardis University of Udine Selecting liquid substrates for UASB process upgrade: Characterization and preliminary BMP tests Italy