Energy and Environment

Industrial Revolution brought rapid economic development and huge energy consumption at the cost of environment. Acid rain and global warming are the significant damaging effects of tremendous use of fossil fuel. The need to combat climate change is recognized in the Kyoto Protocol. One way to restore ecological balance is to replace fossil fuel with renewable energy such as biomass energy that is CO₂ neutral.

Biomass energy is one of the promising energy that is technically and economically feasible at the current stage of development. Biomass covers a wide variety of materials including agricultural waste such as rice husk, straw, corn stalks and bagasse. The conversion of these wastes to clean energy serves the dual purposes of waste recycling and reduction of green house gases that contribute to ecological balance.

Peako BGES is an economical and environmental waste-to-energy solution. It will be a profit maker instead of a burden to the potential customers in tackling waste disposal.

The positive financial return will have a positive impact to environmental protection in the ecological cycle.

Peako BGES produces renewable energy with no net increase in CO₂ and negligible acid rain formation due to typically low sulphur content of biomass feedstock.


Socioeconomic Benefits

Rural economy in developing countries is typical of low income and lack of energy to support industries but abundant in agricultural waste left to open fire burning or disintegration causing environmental pollution. Peako BGES will help to improve the situation by electrification that leads to rural development and stabilization of rural population. Rural electrification using Peako BGES to convert waste to energy offers many advantages and to say the least:

• Farmers earn extra income by selling agricultural wastes
• Reliable & affordable energy for industrialization that creates jobs & opportunities
• Improved environment
• Improved living standard
• Initiation of a positive economic, social and environmental cycle