Waste-to-Fuels conference in San Diego to highlight biofuels opportunities using ag, forest, animal and ag residues

In California, the 2nd annual “Waste to Fuels” conference and trade show will gather in San Diego May 17-19 to discuss agriculture & sewage waste-to-fuels/energy recovery, waste conversion technologies, carbon credits from methane recovery, urban landfill diversion through sustainable bioenergy creation, and urban brown grease production and recovery among other topics.

Scott Miller, who is a frequent contributor to the” Bioenergy by Biofuels Digest” LinkedIn group site, will highlight forest biomass as feedstock.  The conference promises to be the most important on the critical subject of waste-to-energy opportunities in 2009.

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