HPB at the 21st International Sinatub

Advances in Steam Generation from Biomass

On November 8th and 9th, the 21st International Sinatub took place — a key event for those seeking energy efficiency and innovation in the sugar-energy sector.

With a focus on “Energy Efficiency for Maximum Production of Sugar, Ethanol and Energy Export”, the event stood out as a convergence point for professionals and experts in search of technological advancements and innovative practices.

HPB took part in the event with the lecture “The State of the Art in Steam Generation from Biomass”, delivered by HPB’s Commercial Manager, Marco Zanato.

The presentation shed new light on the potential of biomass as a primary source for steam generation, pointing towards more efficient and sustainable use of energy resources.

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The event provided a comprehensive discussion on advancements in key areas such as energy balance, steam generation and consumption, and power generation.

With both technical and economic approaches, the lectures aimed at sugar mills, industrial plants, and thermoelectric power stations offered practical insights to enhance operational efficiency and system performance.

Additionally, the discussions highlighted operational challenges, safety, environmental issues, and equipment evolution, encouraging the adoption of safer and more environmentally sustainable practices.

Thus, the 21st International Sinatub proved to be an unmissable event for those seeking to stay ahead of the latest innovations and best practices in the sugar-energy sector, promoting the exchange of knowledge and experiences that will drive sustainable and efficient growth in this promising market.