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BHSL Presentation Green Economy Investor Conference

BHSL Presentation Green Economy Investor Conference. Simple.ie Green Fund. Development History. Three Prototypes. University Collaboration. SEI Support. 2002 – 2007. 2010. 2008. 2009. Technology. Applications. Highly Technical Environment. Modern Poultry Houses are a

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BHSL Presentation Green Economy Investor Conference

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  1. BHSL PresentationGreen Economy Investor Conference Simple.ie Green Fund BHSL

  2. Development History Three Prototypes University Collaboration SEI Support 2002 – 2007 2010 2008 2009

  3. Technology

  4. Applications

  5. Highly Technical Environment Modern Poultry Houses are a “Controlled Environment” Managing litter is key to bird welfare and performance

  6. Energy Intensive Process Heat intensive industry

  7. The Current Science inside the Shed CarbonDioxide Water Propane Oxygen C3H8 + 5 O2 → 3 CO2 + 4 H2O • Conventional LPG heating produces water as a by-product. • Ventilation needs to be increased by a third simply to remove moisture created by the brooder stoves! BHSL

  8. Energy Intensive Process Electricity is used to cool older birds

  9. Increasing Focus on Environment • Regulation (Government/Retailer) • Environmental, Ammonia, Nitrates (disposal) • Animal Welfare • Production • Planning • Marketing (Retailer/Consumer) - Low Carbon Production

  10. CHP Plant in UK How it works • The material combusts the fuel, producing gases at 850 degrees. • Compressed hot air turns a micro turbine to generate electricity. • Remaining heat provides hot water at up to 80 degrees which is piped to the nearby sheds to provide heat through a radiator BHSL

  11. Challenges • Certainty on Incentives • Regulatory Approvals • Scaling quickly to protect market position • Finance / Working Capital

  12. Questions & Answers

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