ISWA STUDY TOUR on

Source Separation of Food Waste

and Biogas Production

SWEDEN, May 20-24

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-10.00 Coffee and registration

10.00 Welcome address by Sysav Sysav, Håkan Rylander

10.10 What is ISWA? ISWA, Kimberley Winternitz

10.25 Practical information

11.00 Swedish waste management, Policies, Statistics, Treatment

Avfall Sverige- Swedish Waste Management, Jenny Åström

12.00 Lunch

13.00 Source separation of food waste Avfall Sverige – Swedish Waste Management, Angelika Blom

13.45 Source separation of food waste in Europe; drivers, operational principles, results

ISWA Italy, CIC - Italian Composting Association, Marco Ricci

14.30 Country presentations Participants of the tour

15.00 Coffee break

15.30 Source separation in the third largest city of Sweden

VA Syd, Mimmi Bissmont, Ingela Morfeldt

16.00 Technical Tour Malmö City, source separation of food waste

VA Syd, Mimmi Bissmont, Ingela Morfeldt

Check in at Mercure Hotel Malmö

19.00 Dinner at Rådhuskällaren

Monday, May 20

08.00 Anaerobic digestion in EU, strategies for the management of biowaste: drivers, technology, decision making

ACEA Pinerolo, Davide Mainero

08.45 Technical tour pre-treatment plant in Malmö

Sysav

09.30 Coffee break

10.00 Pre-treatment of waste today Biomil, Martin Fransson

10.30 Pre-treatment of waste tomorrow Anox-Kaldnes, My Carlsson

11.00 Use and upgrade of biogas Lund University, Christian

Hulteberg

11.30 SGC Sustainable systems for biogas production from sewage sludge and food waste

SGC, Swedish Gas Technology Centre, Anna-Karin Jannasch Lund Institute of Technology, Hamse Kjerstadius

12.00 Transfer to Lund

Lunch

14.00 Technical tour, multi-fraction bins Lunds Renhållningsverk, Anna Wilhelmsson Göthe Mikael Rönnmar

14.30 Quality assurance of digestate and compost and strategy for digestate

Swedish Waste Management, Angelika Blom

Coffee break

16.00 Biogas research in Sweden SP, Anneli Petersson

16.30 Country presentations Participants of the tour

17.00 Transfer to Helsingborg and check- in at Elite hotel Marina Plaza

19.00 Dinner

Tuesday, May 21

8.30 Technical tour biogas plant Bjuv

Upgrading plant

Biogas tractor

Field trials

Söderåsens Bioenergi

10.00 Transfer to Falkenberg incl. lunch

12.30 Technical tour biogas plant

Falkenberg

Falkenbergs Biogas AB

14.00 Transfer to Borås

15.30 Technical tour biogas plant Borås

Optical sorting

Pre-treatment

Borås Energi och Miljö AB

Check-in at Comfort Hotel Jazz

19.00 Dinner

Wednesday, May 22

Thursday, May 23

8.00 Welcome to SP SP, Claes Tullin

8.15 Methane emissions SP, Magnus Andreas Holmgren

8.45 Benchmarking Energy and Operation

in Biogas Production

SP, Johan Yngvesson

9.05 Certification of digestate SP, Bo von Bahr/Gunilla

Henriksson

9.25 Using waste resources from the pulp-

and paper industry for algae biomass

production

SP, Susanne Ekendahl

9.40 Coffee break

10.10 Country presentations alt

Collection of food waste in paper bag

Making it Happen!

Participants of the tour

Smedlund Miljösystem

Bizcat, Arne Sandin

11.00 Odour control SP, Karine Arrenius

11.20 Waste Recovery SP, Jessica Magnusson

11.45 Lunch

12.30 Transfer to Lidköping

14.00 Technical tour Lidköping biogas plant Göteborg Energi AB

16.00 Transfer to Jönköping

17.30 Technical tour pre- treatment plant

Jönköping

Jönköping Energi AB

18.30 Dinner in Jönköping

20.30 Transfer to Linköping and check-in at

Scandic Frimurarhotellet

Friday, May 24

8.00 Source separation of food waste in

Linköping

Tekniska verken I Linköping,

Stellan Jacobsson

8.30 Optical sorting of waste Envac Optibag, Stefan Nilsson

9.00 Technical tour, Linköping

Optical sorting

Pre-treatment of coloured bags,

Packaging waste

10.30 Coffee break

11.00 Svensk biogas- Anaerobic digestion Svensk biogas, Sören Påledal

Nilsson

11.45 Energy producing clusters - Händelö Svensk biogas, Sören Påledal

Nilsson

12.00 Technical visit to biogas plant in

Linköping

Svensk biogas, Sören Påledal

Nilsson

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Summary SP, Hanna Hellström

Practical Information

Start of the tour: Malmö, Sweden

How to get to Malmö

The easiest access to Malmö is to fly to Copenhagen Airport/Denmark and then take the train to

Malmö/Sweden (train station is located beneath the airport).

Tickets for the train can be purchased at vending machines, which accept the major credit cards.

Or can be purchased at ticket offices near the vending machines. Tickets CANNOT be purchased on

the train. The train leaves every 20 minutes from 06.00 until 00.00 (between 00.00-06.00 there are

less frequent departures). Ticket fare is around 12-13 €. The train ticket is also valid for a transfer to

city buses.

The train takes about 35 minutes from Copenhagen to Malmö.

For more information about the tickets and time schedule for the trains please click here.

The Hotel in Malmö- Mercure Hotel Malmö

Address and Contact Telephone: +46 40 672 85 70 Stadiongatan 21, SE-217 62 Malmö info@mercure-hotel-malmo.com http://www.mercure-hotel-malmo.com/en/home If you want to go to the hotel (arriving on Sunday) then you should get off at the first station (Hyllie) and change to city-bus number 6 (destination Videdal). You should then get off at bus stop ”Malmö Södertorp” from which it is approx 250 m walk to the hotel. For more information about the tickets and time schedule for the trains/buses please click here.

Venue on Monday, 20th May 2013: SYSAV Spillepengsgatan 13, SE-21124 Malmö How to get there: If you arrive on Monday morning then the easiest way is to take a taxi from Malmö Central Station. There are no buses that go directly to Sysav. For those who arrive the weekend before we suggest that you try and share a taxi from the hotel, we can assist with the coordination. All Swedish taxis generally accept the major credit cards (Visa/Master Card and often American Express)

Practical Information

End of the tour

The Study Tour ends at Linköping/Sweden

When it comes to the end of the tour you have the following options:

1. Take the train to Copenhagen airport, which takes approx. 3,5 hours 2. Take the train to Stockholm (depending on which airline you take the train is either an airport

couch to Stockholm city airport or the express train to Arlanda Airport. The train from Linköping to Stockholm central station takes 1h 40 min, the express train to Arlanda is about 20 min from the central station.

3. There is a small airport in Linköping with flights to Copenhagen/Denmark and Amsterdam/The Netherlands, there is a flight to Amsterdam (KLM) 17.10 and one to Copenhagen (Nextjet) 17.00

More information about the trains can be found here.

General information

End of May is the end of spring/beginning of summer. However, the weather can be a bit unpredictable. It can just as well be +12°C and rainy as +25°C with sun and a clear blue sky. Please keep this in mind when packing. Also keep in mind that we will visit industrial plants , hence we recommend to bring sturdy footwear. The currency in Sweden is Swedish krona (SEK). The use of credit cards is widely accepted in stores, restaurants and taxis. The language is Swedish, but most people have at least basic command of English. Please consider that you may need a visa for Sweden and that the procedure may take quite some time. For a list of nationalities that require visa to enter Sweden please click here.