WAY FORWARD SESSION Moderator: Shinya Yokoyama ( Tokyo Univ., Japan) Panelists: Dr. Haibin Li ( CAS, China) Dr. Wahono Smaryono (BPPT, Indonesia) Dr. Kinya.

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WAY FORWARD SESSION Moderator: Shinya Yokoyama ( Tokyo Univ., Japan) Panelists: Dr. Haibin Li ( CAS, China) Dr. Wahono Smaryono (BPPT, Indonesia) Dr. Kinya Sakanishi (AIST, Japan) Dr. Mohamad Ali Hassen (UPM, Malaysia) Dr. Peesamai Jenvanitpanjakul (TISTR, Thailand) Dr. Tran Dinh Man (VAST, Vietnam)

The 4 th Biomass Asia Workshop Malaysia ENERGY SITUATION IN ASIAN REGION Shinya Yokoyama Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences The University of Tokyo

GDP AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA OF ASIAN COUNTRIES

MARKETED ENERGY USE IN THE NON-OECD ECONOMIES BY REGION,

CO 2 EMISSIONS IN OTHER NON OECD ECONOMIES, CO 2 EMISSIONS IN OTHER NON OECD ECONOMIES, Sources: 1990 and 2003: Energy Information Administration (EIA), International Energy Annual 2003 (May-July 2005), web site : EIA, System for the Analysis of Global Energy Markets (2006).

production consumption net import 1, ,254 1, Oil Natural GasCoal 1,400 1,200 1, （ million TOE ） SUPPLY AND DEMAND BALANCE OF OIL, NATURAL GAS, AND COAL （ 2003 ） Cited from: Asia Energy Partnership, ed. Yasuo Tanabe, Energy Forum (2004)

（ MTOE) 1,200 1, production consumption net import OIL SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN ASIA Cited from: Asia Energy Partnership, ed. Yasuo Tanabe, Energy Forum (2004)

2 ，，，，，， Others Taiwan Indonesia India Korea Japan China （ MTOE) PROSPECT OF OIL DEMAND IN ASIA Cited from: Asia Energy Partnership, ed. Yasuo Tanabe, Energy Forum (2004)

WORLD OIL CONSUMPTION BY REGION AND COUNTRY GROUP

BIOMASS Pyrolysis Direct Liquefaction Indirect Liquefaction Methane Fermentation Saccharifi- cation Synthesis Gas Pyrolytic Oil Heavy Oil Metahnol DME F-T Oil Liq. Methane Ethanol Lique- faction Fermen- tation Syntheis Esterification BDF

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WAY FORWARD SESSION Moderator: Shinya Yokoyama (The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan) Panelists: Dr. Haibin Li ( CAS, China) Dr. Wahono Smaryono (BPPT, Indonesia) Dr. Kinya Sakanishi (AIST, Japan) Dr. Mohamad Ali Hassen (UTM, Malaysia) Dr. Peesamai Jenvanitpanjakul (TISTR, Thailand) Dr. Tran Dinh Man (VAST, Vietnam)

TECHNOLOGY BDF, Bioethanol, Materials, Energy balance, Material balance, Pre-treatment, By-products, CO2 emission, Waste materials, etc. SOCIAL SYSTEM Economy, Biomass Industry Complex, Taxation, R&D expenses, Standardization, CDM, Emission trading, Transportation, Financing, etc OTHERS Biodiversity, LCA, Assessment, Community, Poverty, International Cooperation, Voluntary activity, etc. KEY WORDS