20
Oct 2020

Energy Market Guide Welcomed by Horticulture Industry

Energy Market Guide Welcomed by Horticulture Industry

INDUSTRY INFORMED

 

Recently, Azwood Energy released an extensive wood energy market guide document that was welcomed from a range of sectors including dairy, education, and horticulture.

The 40-page, 10-part document explains and shapes a factual and evidence-based outlook into energy in New Zealand including:

 

  1. Process heat barriers, challenges & solutions

  2. Business cases

  3. Conversion costs

  4. ETS & wood energy

  5. Availability of wood for energy

  6. Wood fuel specifications

  7. Technical data

  8. Quality management

  9. & Case studies

Download your copy of the Wood Energy Market Guide here: https://www.azwood.co.nz/Industrial+Energy/WEMG.html

 

THE 3 LATEST SUCCESS STORIES IN HORTICULTURE

 

 

Title: Mac Hops – Coal to Pellet Fuel Conversion

Description: “The capital outlay was next to nothing” – Brent McGlashen, Mac Hops

 

 

Hot Lime Labs Extracting Clean Carbon Dioxide

Description: “It gives a bigger yield and better fruit at the same time so they probably would have increased the output by 10 per cent,” – CEO,  Vlatko Materic

Link: https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/new-technology-extracting-clean-carbon-dioxide-win-greenhouse-growers-environment

 

Successfuel® Low Carbon Hop Production

 “My recommendation is [that] they should consider wood chip as a viable option, both form the economic point of view and the environment point of view” – Kim McGlashen, Mac Hops

 

 

 

To learn more about how Azwood can help you contact Jonathan McKeown, Azwood Energy

Ph: 03 547 4836

Freephone: 0800 299 663

Web: www.azwood.co.nz

E: Jonathanm@azwood.co.nz

 

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