Our get-together is the optimal prelude to the forum and provides room for conversation and networking accompanied by food and drinks.
Date:
Sunday, November 17, 6.00 pm to 10.00 pm
Location:
Hotel BerlinLützowplatz 1710785 Berlin
Price:
58 Euro
Tickets:
Via online ticket-shop To be booked separately. Not included in the forum ticket.
18. november
08.00 am
Please have your ticket with the QR code ready to scan.
Within their presentation Jana Kapfer and Marleen Greenberg will present the current state of carbon accounting for biochar regarding companies and municipalities according to official standards within the EU and evaluate which aspects within accounting still need further development.
Lunch buffet with vegetarian/vegan dishes and soft drinks. Included in the forum ticket.
02.00 pm
PresentationPlenum
Biochar lifetime depends on the application matrix and its composition. Biochar in e.g. in plastic remains a C-sink during its lifespan, soil-applied biochar partly degrades over time. Persistent carbon can be used to offset emissions, while temporary C-sinks can compensate e.g. methane emissions.
Vegan/vegetarian snacks incl. drinks (coffee, soft drinks and water). Included in the forum ticket.
10.45 am
PresentationPlenum
Dr. Kühnhold-Pospischils contribution examines NE like Biochar Carbon Removal (BCR), BECCS, and DACCS in renewable energy systems to meet the "well below 2°C" climate target. It explores energy system transformation, potential for decarbonizing German heating networks, and life cycle assessments of these technologies.
The biochar industry stands at a critical juncture as the value of carbon insetting grows. This panel will explore the value of EPDs for BCR companies, addressing challenges and solutions. Key topics include carbon insetting’s impact, EPD marketability, and LCA principles for industry advancement.
Marleen Greenberg is a biologist and, as a consultant at Hamburg Institut, an expert in the areas of non-energy and negative emissions. As part of municipal climate protection strategies, she develops measures addressing biochar and pyrolysis, and raises awareness of the issue among local authorities.
Jana Kapfer
HIR Hamburg Institut Research gGmbH
Jana Kapfer is a senior consultant and project manager at Hamburg Institut in the field of climate neutrality. She works on climate protection strategies for companies, local authorities and administrations. In this context, she also develops measures addressing biochar and pyrolysis.
Emily Boothroyd
Sylvera Ltd
Emily Boothroyd is a Senior LCA Associate at Sylvera, building quality assessment frameworks for biochar & other durable CDR projects, utilised in Sylvera’s carbon market expertise, ratings, data visibility, and tools. Her background is in carbon accounting, and this is applied to LCA in the context of biochar projects
Rolf Heuberger
Swiss Helicopter AG
Started in IT, I've found my way into aviation via the flight simulation business. I then worked as commercial pilot, flight instructor and examiner. After a time as Head of Training I left the company to become a rescue pilot. In 2022 I started as CEO of Swiss Helicopter AG.
Djamel Mekibes
Senken
Dr.
Nikolas Hagemann
Ithaka Institute
Nikolas is the scientific director of the Ithaka Institute and researcher at Agroscope. He is a co-author of guidelines of the European Biochar Certificate and the Global C-sink certification. He is a geo-ecologist and obtained his PhD from University of Tübingen.
Moritz Koch
VAERING SE & Co. KG
Robin Klemens
Kumo Labs GmbH
Robin brings a wealth of experience from leading tech innovations at BMW & DB and serving as co-chair at Hyperledger under the Linux Foundation. Since 2020, Robin has channeled his expertise and passion into pioneering solutions at the nexus of carbon markets, tokenization, and finance.
Agathe Roger
SWEN capital partners
Marc Rosenau
Cula Technologies GmbH
Prof. Dr.
Claudia Kammann
Hochschule Geisenheim University, Germany
C. Kammann ist Professorin für Klimawandelfolgenforschung für Sonderkulturen an der Hochschule Geisenheim. Ihre Forschungsaktivitäten reichen von der Entwicklung von Pflanzenkohle-Düngemitteln bis zu Agri-Photovoltaik im Sonderkulturanbau. Dabei immer im Blick: innovative Anpassungs- und Minderungsstrategien für Agrarökosysteme und urbane Gebiete.
Dr.
Saskia Kühnhold-Pospischil
Fraunhofer Institut for Solar Energy Systems
Dr. Kühnhold-Pospischil has been working at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE since 2011. After completing her PhD in the field of photovoltaics, her research interests include negative emissions (NE), with a focus on the interplay between NE and renewable energy systems as well as life cycle analysis.
Dr.
Anna Lehner
carbonfuture GmbH
A. Lehner hat einen 10-jährigen Forschungshintergrund in anorganischer Chemie und Energiematerialien. Im Energiewende-Bereich stellte sie Unternehmenskooperationen her. Bei Carbonfuture implementiert sie Standards & Methoden für negative Emissionstechnologien so, dass die Zertifizierungspfade die Skalierung des Sektors befördern.
Elisabeth Harding
Negative Emissions Platform
Elisabeth serves as the Policy Manager at the Negative Emissions Platform (NEP), an association representing a diverse portfolio of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies. NEP operates at the EU, national, and international levels, advocating for policies that enable the scale up of permanent CDR.
Jan Minx
MCC
Benedikt Zimmermann
Carbuna AG
Marcel Eichler
Carbonfuture GmbH
Riccardo Ambrosini
ecoLocked GmbH
Riccardo Ambrosini is an impact manager at ecoLocked and a member of the Carbon Accounting Group of the EBI Consortium. He works on environmental certifications, focusing on harmonising the VCM and EPD frameworks, and co-authored the EBI paper on the role of biochar in concrete decarbonisation.