Are you ready to immerse yourself in the latest developments and innovations in the pulp and paper industry?
TAPPI’s 2023 Pulping, Engineering, Environmental, Recycling, and Sustainability (PEERS) Conference and International Bioenergy and Bioproducts Conference (IBBC) are just around the corner, taking place November 5-8, 2023 in vibrant Atlanta, Georgia. With just four days left to register, this is your chance to join industry experts, professionals, and thought leaders for a remarkable learning and networking experience.
Keynote Speakers
PEERS and IBBC 2023 are set to kick off with insightful keynote addresses that promise to set the tone for the co-located Conferences. Jamie Tiralla, Director of Strategic Communications at the American Forest & Paper Association, will address the PEERS Conference. Her keynote titled, “Advancing the Industry’s Sustainability Achievement Through Collaboration and Partnerships,” will explore how collaboration of industry partners and stakeholders can help shape future sustainability goals.Meanwhile, IBBC attendees can look forward to hearing from Mark DeAndrea, CEO of Centrisys Renewables. DeAndrea will discuss the opportunity for the pulp and paper industry to use their assets to convert biomass into biobased products during his presentation titled, “Pulp Mill or Biorefinery? Critical Path to Replace Fossil Fuels!” His expertise in renewable technologies and bioenergy will provide valuable insights into the future of this vital sector.
State of the Industry Session
One of the highlights of both conferences is the State of the Industry session, where top leaders gather to discuss the current state and future prospects of the industry. Panelists include:
Conference Programs
PEERS and IBBC 2023 boast diverse and engaging conference programs tailored to address various aspects of the industry.
The PEERS conference offers attendees seven tracks to choose from, including Energy, Recovery, Lime Kiln, and Recaust; Engineering, Reliability, Corrosion, and Materials; Environmental; Nonwoods; Pulping & Bleaching; Recycling; and Sustainability. This diversity ensures that every attendee can find relevant sessions and discussions.
The IBBC conference program is equally impressive, with five sessions covering Advances in Biofuels and Bioproducts Research; Biomass Processing and Pretreatment; Biomass Preprocessing and Conversion; Sustainable Bio-economy-Waste Processing; and Big Data Analysis and Reliability. Each of these sessions will provide a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in the bioenergy and bioproducts field.
Additional Opportunities
Beyond the informative sessions and keynotes, attendees can participate in various activities during the conferences:
Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain insights, network with peers, and stay ahead in the pulp and paper and bioenergy industries. With limited time to secure your spot, register today. It's an event you won't want to miss!
To register or learn more, visit tappipeers.org or tappi-ibbc.org. Mills receive special discounts.
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