Our Approach

AgBioEn operates as a fully integrated renewable energy business, utilising world class technology to deliver clean, low emission renewable energy and liquid fuels from biomass.

Our renewable energy facilities utilise a combination of pyrolysis technology and Fischer-Tropsch gas-to-liquid processing to convert biomass into a number of renewable fuels. The entire fuel and energy processing system is fully integrated and closed loop to ensure minimum carbon footprint.

AGRICULture

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AgBioEn will operate as a vertically integrated business, meaning biomass will be sourced from farms operated and maintained by AgBioEn. Our agricultural division will:

  • Aim to purchase, lease and/or share farms totalling over 2.5 million hectares across Australia

  • Operate a minimum of ~75,000 hectares by 2023

  • Utilise precision agriculture using sub-surface irrigation, sensors, drones, satellite, IOT and Big Data to create best in class agribusiness

  • Sell grains to food market from same crop used as biomass feedstock

  • Minimise and sequester carbon dioxide emissions where possible

  • Create low cost, secure source of continuous feedstock for renewable energy facility

RENEWABLE ENERGY AND FUEL

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Our renewable energy facilities will utilise an Australian first biomass to fuel and energy operation involving pyrolysis technology and a Fischer Tropsch gas-to-liquid process. Key aspects of our facilities are as follows:

  • Closed loop and self sufficient, the facilities will use energy produced on site to run key machinery with excess for energy sent to the grid

  • CO2 capture and liquefaction

  • IOT and Big Data to monitor and encourage continuous improvement

  • Each major facility will produce a minimum of 150 million litres of renewable fuels

OFFTAKE

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AgBioEn will be able to produce an increasing amount of renewable fuels as each facility becomes operational. We will be able to supply a number of high quality fuels, consistently, to Australian businesses and the public.

  • Bio-jet fuel for airlines and airports

  • Renewable diesel for the transport industry

  • Electricity to local partners with remaining energy to the grid via national retailers

  • CO2 to local partners with remainder to commercial manufactures of beverages, glass house horticulture, fire extinguishers etc

  • Ash to soil enrichment and road base

  • Carbon offset program