BIOMASS
Biomass is organic material derived from a wide variety of plant matter (not related to food production) that can be converted into electricity in an environmentally friendly and sustainable manner.
It has achieved global acceptance as a long term renewable replacement for fossil fuels, it is a highly efficient form of energy conversion (especially relative to coal) and its use for power production contributes towards the reduction of greenhouse gasses due to its “carbon neutral” status, which due to the fossil fuel displacement value of the power produced, generates positive carbon emissions credits.
Biomass feedstock are micro propogated at our biotechnology laboratories, so as to produce identical saplings that are disease resisant, asexual (non- invasive) and climatised. It is estimated that 1 MW/h = 200 acres of biomass feedstock calcualted at 40 tons per acre per annum). By controlling the volume of feedstock, one can then provide a guaranteed 24/7 supply of sustainable renewable electricity.
Marjestica (from the Paulownia species of tree)
Marjestica is ideally suited for dedicated plantations managed specifically for highly efficient renewable biomass production.
Bamboo (from the Bamboo species of grasses)
The bamboos are a group of woody perennial evergreen plants in the true grass family Poaceae, subfamily Bambusoideae, tribe Bambuseae.
Melia dubia (from the Neem family)
Melia dubia is a variety from the Neem species of tree that grows to 40 feet within two years.