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Distributed Energy from Biowaste

Distributed Energy from Biowaste. www.ngbiogas.com. stirling.paatz@ngbiogas.com . Agri Waste. Energy Crops. Biowaste. Modular, Compact, Scalable Anaerobic Digestion. Maximise value of inputs & outputs. Heat. Electricity. Vehicle Fuel. Process waste at source. Create Distributed

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Distributed Energy from Biowaste

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  1. Distributed Energy from Biowaste www.ngbiogas.com stirling.paatz@ngbiogas.com

  2. Agri Waste Energy Crops Biowaste Modular, Compact, Scalable Anaerobic Digestion Maximise value of inputs & outputs Heat Electricity Vehicle Fuel Process waste at source Create Distributed Sustainable Energy Network Fertiliser Water

  3. Barriers Solutions Rapidly assembled from standardised modules Installation Compact, Modular, Portable & Relocatable Planning Adaptive, Autonomous Operation with integral remote monitoring Manning 4 – 6 x Faster processing than ‘conventional’ technology Performance 75% smaller footprint than ‘conventional’ technology Size Advanced microbial management for robust fermentation process Reliability

  4. Key Partners The Core Team Stirling Paatz Automation and Control Advanced Manufacturing Howard Sutton Product Development Operations Management Dr Phil Hobbs AD Expert Biological Analytics

  5. www.ngbiogas.com Market opportunity: (UK only) 41,000 Target Farms 9,500 food producers 9,000 major supermarket locations >5 TW primary energy from waste Investment to date: £1.5M Founders, private investors & Grants Next Steps: Increase manufacturing capacity to meet growing demand from a wide variety of sectors. Accelerate development of an Energy generation network utilising Archemax® technology Create an Internationally scalable business model Projected Revenue 2014: £1.5M 2015: £4.5M 2016:£13.5M 2018:£48M The Ask: Collaboration and c. £10M investment

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