Event #4522: BIT's 1st Annual World Congress
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Date: 2011-4-25
Country: CHN
Category: Conference
URL: http://www.bitlifesciences.com/wcbe2011/default.asp
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
On behalf of the organizing committee, it is a great honor to invite
you to the 1st World Congress of Bioenergy (WCBE-2011) which will be
held from April25-29, 2011 in Dalian, China.
WCBE-2011 will bring together industry leaders, professors, policy
makers, investors and researchers to provide unique insights into
evolving governmental policies, breakthrough technologies and investment
strategies in this growing field. This event will focus on the use of
renewable sources of energy as well as on co operations between China
and the rest of the world through exhibitions and oral presentations by
specialists in the field.
China is currently in a phase of rapid industrialization and
integration with the world economy. The rapidly growing economy and
changing society of China largely depend upon the availability of
energy. Bioenergy development has become a top priority of the
government in China, and in January 2006 a renewable energy law was
implemented. Strong policy incentives were established to provide
favorable conditions for investments in small enterprises and
researchers involved in the social and technological transition toward
the development of sustainable energy. At an international level,
bioenergy has become a dynamic force, with governments, industry,
aid-agencies and private investors all interested in the investment
opportunities in China due to their large stock of biomass resources
from agricultural and forest residues, as well as the vast areas of
wasteland that can be used for bioenergy development. By integrating
greenhouse gas emissions reduction with the development of sustainable
rural energy systems, China can set an example for other biomass rich
developing countries as they strive to achieve the combined benefits of
social development and environmental protection.
My thanks to the many individuals and organizations that have worked so
hard to make this a successful conference. The organizing committee,
steering committee, and program committee all worked long hours and put
in many creative efforts.
Finally, my appreciation to the participants of this conference. It is
due to your keen interest that this field is expanding and exploring new
areas. We hope you enjoy the conference and that your participation in
it contributes to your professional development and relationships.
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