Why International Bioenergy Days 2010?
U.S. Ambassador to Sweden Michael Wood made expanding cooperation between the U.S. and Sweden in the area of alternative energy the focus of his tenure. His goal was to help achieve a technological breakthrough that would allow both countries to reduce dependence on fossil fuels while also achieving benefits for the global environment. In this pursuit, he worked hard to provide all possible assistance to establish formal cooperation and exchange between researchers, innovators, educators, business people, and venture capitalists. International Bioenergy Days is an important piece of this initiative.
International Bioenergy Days began in Sweden in 2006 as a way to bring people together to learn from “success stories” and the latest developments in the field. ÄFAB, a Swedish engineering company heavily involved in those events, was asked on numerous occasions to establish a recurring bioenergy conference that could alternate each year between the United States and Sweden, each time in a different location. Minnesota was chosen for the first U.S. presentation.
Although participation by key players from the United States and Sweden is central to the program, involvement and support for the event is truly international. The impact of this partnership will be seen at International Bioenergy Days 2010 and beyond. Come be a part of this important effort.
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