Company Profile
European biogasification business
Business Introduction
In April 2020, Herriard Bio Power biogas was registered a business
United Kingdom, began the bio-gasification business in Herriard near Basingstoke.
The biogas is derived from a biological process. More than 50,000 tons of food and agricultural waste annually can be effectively used as the raw material,
from which an annual 10 million kWh or more power will supply 35 million kWh (2,200 households or equivalent) of biomethane.
In addition, bio-fertilizer (licensee: PAS110) allows us to detoxify the methane digestion solution and throughout the year several thousand tons will be supplied to the local agriculture of Herriard suburbs.
Key Business Factors
Supply power to 2,200 households
Supply of renewable power annually 10 million kWh
Supply an annual 35 million kWh of renewable energy (biomethane)
Effective use of the 50,000 tons of food and agricultural waste every year
All plant power is self-sufficient and external power is not used
Production of PAS110 ※ certified bio-fertilizer for local agricultural
※ British Standards
Convert food waste into green energy
Herriard Bio Power is available to accept a wide range of food waste, including packaged food. Packaging and containers can be separated from organic matter by a highly technical sorter, in order to convert the organic matter into biogas. The separated packaging containers are washed, then in turn can be used as a fuel. Herriard Bio Power is supported by local government, food manufacturers, food packaging companies, retailers, restaurant suppliers, hotels and hospitality businesses. The food waste is collected from a variety of businesses and used in a more efficient manner.
Technology
Appearance of the plant
Business sustainability (economics)
This project, has been approved through a rigorous review by AVIVA / HORUS※, other than profitability, it has also been praised in regards to environment and fixing social problems.
※AVIVA is the insurance company of the largest headquartered in London, we ESG investment (environmental investment) to aggressive.
| Business investment | 16.75 million £(pounds) |
|---|---|
| Project IRR(20 years) | 15% |
| Fiscal year (year) | 1〜5 | 6〜10 | 11〜15 | 16〜20 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business of EVITDA (ten thousand £) | 1,800 | 1,800 | 1,800 | 460 |
※In the business, for the period of the FIT (fixed buyback program) is 15 years, after 16 years only gas sales revenue based on the RHI method
Company Profile
- Address:
- Belvedere House, Basing View, Basingstoke, England, RG21 4HG
- TEL:
- ＋44 12 5638 1177
- Established:
- May 24, 2017
- Business:
- Renewable energy business (business operations)
Food and agricultural waste collection, bio-gas production, power generation and gas supply business.
Head office
Plant
- Address:
- Bushy warren Lane, Herriard, Bashingstoke, RG25 2NS
SDGs SOLUTIONS
Kansai Biomass Recycling Network, as part of the "SARAYA SDGs SOLUTIONS" in the Saraya group, we are promoting renewable energy generation business in this project and the EU countries.
"Hygiene", "environment" and "health" are three key pillars of business that that is closely related to each other, we aim to realize a fruitful global society richer. We incorporate the SDGs in the basic philosophy in our business activity goals.
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Improvement of health
To contribute to the health of developing countries
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Medical hygiene
Reduce the risk of infection with the provision of goods and services
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Public health
Infectious disease prevention and health promotion
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Environmental Considerations
Sustainable procurement of raw materials and conservation of the global environment
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Food hygiene
Construction of the food value chain
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Natural consumer goods
Delivery of safe and secure natural products
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Global expansion
Meeting the needs of the world
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Maintain health through food
From product development to supply chain
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
While sustainable development goals such as global environment and climate change are well known throughout the world, other common action goals have been set in order to make sustainable living for all people of the world.
193 countries have joined the agreement in the United Nations, as an international goal from 2016 that have been listed and adopted by the UN Summit of September 2015 "2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development" by 2030. Elmination of poverty and promoting environmental conservation, as well as 17 further goals which address disparity is composed of targets associated with the 169, has vowed to not leave behind anyone on the planet.
