As the impact of climate change becomes more apparent, oil prices remain volatile, fuel security becomes an issue and the prospect of energy targets looms, the desire to find alternative and cost-effective sources of renewable energy has come to the fore. At Bio Renewables we have been working for many years in this field, not only researching and devising new aspects of this technology, but also on its implementation on a commercial scale. Until the time comes where cheap renewable energy is widely available we need to ensure that we are always using the most energy efficient products on the market. Stanley Bostitch produce a range of compressors and pneumatic tools that are the most energy efficient in their class. With a team of top industry specialists, Bio Renewables expertise covers all areas of renewable energy production from the land. Specific projects include energy production from biomass, waste, biodiesel and ethanol. The introduction of energy targets, coupled with consumer pressure, has focused the attention of businesses of all sizes on energy efficiency. We carry out energy audits for all companies concerned with environmental management and cost-effective use of energy.To find out more, e-mail us or call +44 (0)1354 692531 Case StudiesResearch into the treatment of landfill leachatePublished Date: 13 October 2005 This project investigating leachate irrigation onto Miscanthus Grass is part of a series of studies carried out by Bio Renewables on the use of biomass crops on landfill sites. |
In This SectionTo find out more, Declining natural energy resources and the prospect of energy targets have increased interest in all forms of biomass as a renewable energy source The introduction of energy targets coupled with consumers pressure has focused the attention of businesses on energy efficiency The UK currently lags behind Europe who sees the development of a biodiesel industry as an important means of compliance with the biofuels directive The development of ethanol as a biofuel provides a means of compliance with the biofuels directive The environmental impact of almost any new project requires evaluation if a planning application is to succeed Transforming detailed, scientific data into a format that is understandable and relevant |