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7th Biennial
Residue-to-Revenue
Residual Wood Conference

Oct 24-26, 2007
Delta Vancouver Airport, Richmond, BC

     

Title Sponsor    
       
Rawlings Wastewood Recovery - Title Sponsor of the RWC

     

Silver Sponsors
BC Hydro - Silver Sponsor of the RWC

First Resources Corp. A Subsidiary of Dynamotive - Silver Sponsor of the RWC

 

 

Next Residual Wood Conference Scheduled for 2007

Printable Version (220K Word Doc)

Program & Agenda

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

   
 

6:30 pm

Pre Registration & Welcome Reception (cash bar)

Suppliers Showcase Networking

 
   

Thursday, October 25, 2007

   
 

07:00
08:00

Registration & Continental Breakfast
Opening Remarks
    Paul M. Means, Weyerhaeuser Company
    Murray M. Hall, Murray Hall Consulting

Moderator: Ivan Kawulka, Vice-President Engineering, Expander Energy Inc., Edmonton, AB

 
 

Mill Hog unloading wood residue. Chip pile.  Wood chips are one of the most common forms of residual wood. Shredded wood travels on a conveyor belt to the residual wood processing plant.

 

Conference Home
2007 Wrap Up

Exhibitors Showcase
Committee Members
Speakers
Program & Agenda

The Delta Hotel

Sponsorship Opportunities
Exhibit at the RWC

Logging & Sawmilling Journal
Contact Us

 

 
 

Residuals - The World Today

 
 

08:15
 
 
 

08:45
 

09:15
09:45

How Bioenergy Development Will Impact Wood and Fiber Availability
      Jim Bowyer, President, Bowyer & Associates, Inc., Shoreview, MN
        And
        Director, Responsible Materials Program, Dovetail Partners, Inc., Minneapolis, MN

A Look at Worldwide Usage of Residual Wood for Energy
      Håkan Ekström, President, Wood Resources International, Seattle, WA

Questions
Coffee Break

 

 
 

Existing Sources and Uses

 
 

10:15  

10:35
 

10:55
 

11:15
11:45

A Stewardship Perspective of Wood Residues in BC
      Craig Sutherland, Deputy Chief Forester, BC Forest Service, Victoria, BC

Woody Biomass: Fuel for Wildfires or Feedstock for Bioenergy?
      C. Scott Miller, President, Miller Dewulf Corporation, Studio City, CA

How the Forester and the Farmer Can Save America
      Dick Carmical, General Manager, The Price Companies, Inc., Monticello, Arkansas

Questions
Lunch

      Suppliers Showcase Networking

 

 
 

Pine Beetle Epidemic - Challenges and Opportunities

 
 

13:15
 
 

13:35
 
 

13:55
14:30

BC's Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic - Availability and Pricing Options for Wood Residues
      Doug Routledge, Vice President Forestry, Northern Operations
          Council of Forest Industries – COFI, Prince George, BC

Forest Feedstocks: Systems for Recovery of Residual Biomass
      Jack MacDonald, Senior Researcher, Harvesting Operations
          FPInnovations - FERIC Division,Vancouver, BC

Questions
Coffee Break

 

 
 

Residual Utilization – Strategies & Responses

 
 

15:00
 
 

15:20
 

15:40

Bioenergy in BC: Moving Forward
      Janice Larson, Director,Bioenergy and Renewables Branch
          Mines and Petroleum Resources, Victoria, BC

Developing Partnerships with First Nations
      Johnna Sparrow Crawford
      Director and Corporate Relations, First Resources Corporation, Vancouver, BC

Questions

 

 
 

Evening Program

 
 

17:30
 

19:00

Dinner Reception – Barbeque Ribs by John Swaan
      Wood Pellet Association of Canada

Dinner

Dinner Speaker – Read Smith, National Co-Chair
      25X'25
      St John, WA
      25X'25, America's Energy Future

 

 

 

Friday, October 26, 2007
 

   
 

07:00
08:00

Continental Breakfast
Opening Remarks
    Paul M. Means, Weyerhaeuser Company
    Murray M. Hall, Murray Hall Consulting

Moderator: Jim Girvan, RPF MBA
        Management Decision and Technology Ltd., Ladysmith, BC
 

 
 

Existing & Developing Technologies Involving Residuals

 
 

08:00 
 
 

08:20

The Biorefining Story: Progress in the Commercialization of Biomass-to-Ethanol
      Jack Saddler, PhD, Dean, Faculty of Forestry, Forest Sciences Centre
          University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC

Questions

 

 
 

Converting Residuals into Energy

 
 

08:30 
 

08:50 
 

09:10  
 
 
 

09:30
10:00

Opportunities and Challenges Related to Procuring Bioenergy Generated Power
      Martin Kincade, Project Manager
          Power Acquisitions, BC Hydro, Vancouver, BC

Green Power Generation at Domtar Kamloops
      Bill Adams, Manufacturing Services Manager
          Domtar Pulp & Paper Products, Kamloops, BC

Getting Gas from Hog Fuel: A Joint Case Study of Nexterra’s Gasification Technology in Tolko’s Heffley Creek Mill
      Jonathan Rhone, President & CEO, Nexterra Energy Corp., Vancouver, BC
      And
      Mike Towers, Manager, Supply & Systems, Tolko Industries Ltd., Vernon, BC

Questions
Coffee Break

 

 
 

Converting Residuals into Pellets

 
 

10:00
 
 

10:20
 
 

10:40

11:00
 
 
 

11:20
 
 
 

11:40

World Wide Markets for Wood Pellets
      Peter Brand, VP Marketing and Business Development
          Pinnacle Pellet Inc., Quesnel, BC

The US Pellet Market
      Stan Elliot, Sales & Marketing Director
          Bear Mountain Forest Products, Cascade Locks, OR

Questions

Wood Pellet Research Results from UBC
      Shahab Sokhansanj, PhD, P.Eng. Adjunct Professor
          Dept. of Chemical & Biological Engineering
          University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC

Stop Throwing Money in the Burner
      Leroy Reitsma, Business Development Manager
         Canadian Forest Products Ltd. & Pinnacle Pellet Inc.
         Prince George, BC

Questions

 

 
 

Existing & Developing Technologies Involving Residuals

 
 

12:00
 
 

12:20

12:30
 
 
 
 

14:00

The Biorefining Story: Progress in the Commercialization of Biomass-to-Ethanol
      Jack Saddler, PhD, Dean, Faculty of Forestry, Forest Sciences Centre
          University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC

Questions

Lunch & Luncheon Speaker

Global Trends in Residual Wood – The Impact of Bioenergy
      Michael Armstrong, Director
          PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP,Vancouver, BC

Closing Remarks
    Paul M. Means, Weyerhaeuser Company
    Murray M. Hall, Murray Hall Consulting

 

 

 


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