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You'll be surprised at the amount of opportunities waiting if you look outside your regular sourcing market (China).
Anyways, for those interested in bioenergy or are involved in bioenergy/wood pellets/pellets, I came across a neat model that is very intriguing.
Coffee is one of the largest commodities produced at about 800 million tons annually. 20-30% of this production involves a significant by-product, parchment. Most, if not all, coffee producers burn this parchment to get rid of it or just throw it away which results in high CO2 emissions, pollution, etc.
Now, there's a company in Korea (came across them yesterday), that have recently developed and patented a process (equipment is patented as well) that takes this worthless parchment and converts it to bioenergy pellets that meet all American and European standards. That's right, worthless material into renewable energy.
Currently discussing with my uncle who's really big in the energy sector but I thought I'd share it with you guys as well. Anyways, this isn't up everyone's alley, but for those interested in the company or process, feel free to post here and I'll pm you the link.
Disclaimer: I am in no way associated with this Korean company. I came across them yesterday and thought the process was very intriguing.
Anyways, for those interested in bioenergy or are involved in bioenergy/wood pellets/pellets, I came across a neat model that is very intriguing.
Coffee is one of the largest commodities produced at about 800 million tons annually. 20-30% of this production involves a significant by-product, parchment. Most, if not all, coffee producers burn this parchment to get rid of it or just throw it away which results in high CO2 emissions, pollution, etc.
Now, there's a company in Korea (came across them yesterday), that have recently developed and patented a process (equipment is patented as well) that takes this worthless parchment and converts it to bioenergy pellets that meet all American and European standards. That's right, worthless material into renewable energy.
Currently discussing with my uncle who's really big in the energy sector but I thought I'd share it with you guys as well. Anyways, this isn't up everyone's alley, but for those interested in the company or process, feel free to post here and I'll pm you the link.
Disclaimer: I am in no way associated with this Korean company. I came across them yesterday and thought the process was very intriguing.
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