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Biomass Research Institute Open House
BRI Open House – Wichita, KS – Feb 1-2, 2012
Join us for a two day open house celebrating the grand opening of our biomass energy demonstration facility.
What to expect
- Guided tours of AESI’s fully functional, industrial-grade biomass energy plant
- Presentations by key industry partners
- Dedicated attention from industry specialists in
- biomass energy conversion
- fuel handling
- delivery and storage
- system operations and maintenance
- power generation
- project development financing
- Private tours and discussions with AESI team and partners (by advance request only)
AESI’s demonstration and fuel proofing facility also known as the Biomass Research Institute (BRI) is a critical tool for providing customers and end users with real time knowledge of how our system components and features benefit their project, extend the operational life of our equipment, and save time and money in maintenance and fuel consumption.
Who should attend
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Through established burn test protocols, the BRI enables our team to minimize perceived project risks by demonstrating the performance of the system on a particular fuel type (proofing a fuel) prior to order placement, establishing the baseline for performance guarantees and optimization, and obtaining emission profiles supportive of air permitting processes.
BRI Mission
To enhance understanding of AESI’s biomass energy solutions and system delivery through a fully functional demonstration facility and fuel proofing capabilities.
Event Details
February 1-2, 2012 – The BRI will be open to the public on a come-and-go basis to showcase the functionality and benefits of biomass energy.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 – AESI’s premier partners in the biomass waste to energy market will be giving presentations on a variety of topics including emissions control, combined heat and power (CHP), fuel handling and storage, permitting, and overcoming fuel challenges. This program, normally a fee based exercise is being underwritten by AESI and its partners at no cost to attendees.
For questions or comments about this event, please contact us.
Schedule Overview
| Wednesday | Thursday |
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February 1, 2012 |
February 2, 2012 |
| Partner Presentations | Open House |
| Ribbon Cutting Ceremony | Partner Discussions |
| Open House | Facility Demonstrations |
| Facility Demonstrations | Private Customer Tours |
Registration Form
AESI invites you to attend all or part of its open house. Seating is limited, so please please fill out the form below to reserve your space and to obtain more information as it becomes available.
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Presentation Topics
- Emissions control
- Combined Heat and Power (CHP)
- Fuel handling and storage
- Air permitting
- 10 steps to ensuring project success
- Overcoming fuel challenges
- Project development and financing
*Topics are tentative at this time and will be finalized closer to the event
Partners Presenting
Last updated: 10-17-2011
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