FORTHCOMING EVENTS

SAE 2013 Aerospace Alternative Fuels and Associated Environmental Impacts Symposium
13-14 June 2013
Brussels, Belgium

The purpose of this inaugural event, in cooperation with ASTM International, is to present information on emerging and applied technologies, discuss industry issues, explore potential solutions and forge a path for future technologies. The programme will address a variety of topics, including: Current production processes of fossil fuels and alternative fuels; Technical implications from the use of alternative fuels on current and future propulsion system development; Non-drop-in alternatives; Economic impacts pertaining to the introduction of alternative aerospace fuels into existing infrastructures; and Environmental impacts – carbon footprints, impact on CO2, NOx, SOx, water consumption and life cycle analysis. There will also be an interactive panel discussion featuring subject experts from regulatory associations and top industry organisations.

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Algae Biomass Summit 2013
30 September - 3 October 2013
Orlando, FL, U.S.A.

The 7th annual Summit will unite industry professionals from all sectors of the world’s algae utilisation industries including, but not limited to, financing, algal ecology, genetic systems, carbon partitioning, engineering & analysis, biofuels, animal feeds, fertilisers, bioplastics, supplements and foods.

Organised by the Algae Biomass Organization and co-produced by BBI International, this event brings current and future producers of bio-based products and energy together with algae crop growers, municipal leaders, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, project developers, investors and policy makers. The event’s sponsors include Boeing and FedEx.

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SMART Airports Conference 2013
11 October 2013
Munich, Germany

Green Airports is part of a series of five, one-day conferences which run alongside inter airport Europe, the airport industry’s key trade fair for equipment, technology, design and service. Chaired by Paul Steele, Executive Director of the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), the conference will look at the aviation challenge and industry response to sustainable aviation; implementing greener airport construction techniques; shifting ground handling towards cleaner, quieter technologies; and reducing the impact of aircraft noise on communities.

The conference will be of interest to airport management; environmental management and advisers; airport strategy and master planners; facilities management; and industry suppliers and solution providers.

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