Thanks for attending the ORBIT 2009 Conference China has thousands of years’ tradition in organic waste utilization. Currently organic waste material mostly disposed and polluting the environment turns out in future to be an important resource for maintaining soil fertility and human health by producing clean food and generating lowly polluted energy. To respond the depletion of non-renewable resources (as mineral phosphorus and potassium) and the pollution of soil and waterbodies from the use of chemical fertilizer, Chinese government will begin to provide subsides to farmers to use organic fertilizer. And the composting industry will surely step into a fast growing stage. Renewable energy provision from Biomass and Organic Waste will play an important role as Sustainable Resource and latest global energy and environment targets. NDRC has acknowledged that one thirds of the coal can be replaced by biomass till 2050. Climate change mitigations measures will be an important driver to this development. As a first joint conference between ORBIT and China, the conference combined biogas, composting, biomass reovery, bio-ethanol and other issues together and will be a high level platform where top international experts and the Chinese researchers and decision makers will discuss, share their experience and foster a more close cooperation for the future development. Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Werner Bidlingmaier |
Programme and Power Point Presentations (pdf) ORBIT e.V. Here you can download the programme and Power Point Presentations (pdf) of the International Conference ORBIT 2009 CHINA Updates of the the Power Point Presentations (pdf) of the International Conference ORBIT 2009 CHINA number 2:Auditorium\ORBIT-2009.11.19 afternoon 2010-01-01  02-China Biogas Construction and Development of Standardization.pdfnumber 52:Room 4\ORBIT-2009.11.19 afternoon 2010-01-01 52-Effect of pectinase treatment on anthocyanins in mulberry.pdfnumber 84:Room 2\ORBIT-2009.11.20 morning 2010-01-01 deleted according to the author's meaning (2010-01-01)
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