On-Farm Energy Generation (Securing revenue streams from land based energy) - Stoneleigh , Warwickshire
FARMERS have a huge potential resource pool at their disposal and this conference is designed to give the agricultural sector guidance on how to capture other means of revenue from their landbase, enabling them to gain valuable information on the range of technologies available and issues that may influence investment decisions.
Covering: anaerobic digestion, biomass, solar, hydro, wind energy, planning etc
Where: Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire
When: 22 Jun 2010 - 23 Jun 2010
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The agricultural sector is one of the hardest hit by diminishing revenue streams and is increasingly looking towards alternative resources to maximise the return from their land. On-Farm Energy Generation is something that is becoming more and more attractive as various incentives are becoming available and the ever topical issue of carbon reduction is further putting the spotlight on sustainability.
On the 22nd and 23rd June 2010 experts will converge at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire to discuss all the critical issues surrounding On-Farm Energy Generation.
With organisations such as The NFU, The Enviroment Agency, The NNFCC, The CLA, BiogenGreenfinch, FEC Services, Scottish Agricultural College, Savills and many more this is an event not to be missed.
What you will get from this conference
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Analysis of goverment policy and what this means for the developing Renewable Energy industry within agriculture
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An understanding of the financial incentives and support mechanisms, and how will these affect risks and revenue
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An in depth analysis of Anaerobic Digestion
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How to formulate a business plan and secure additional revenue streams
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Dealing with digestate, meeting the standards, digestate as a product not a waste
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Practical knowledge on planning, set-up, costs, ROI and outputs
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Gain valuable information on the range of technologies available for On-Farm Energy Generation
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An insight into the rapidly growing wind energy market
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Introduction to Solar, Biomass and Hydropower
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Why retailers are turning to small scale energy generation as a source of green energy
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Case studies from local farmers who have succesfully adopted renewable energy schemes
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Communications, planning considerations and achieving financing
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The role of small scale producers to large firms, selling your excess power
For further information please contact Edward Wyre on 01722 717033 or email events@markallengroup.co.uk
Book online here to go to the Recycling Waste World website or alternatively call their booking hotline 01722 717031 to book over the telephone or request an invoice. (This is not a FREE event)
