Development and marketing of Biomass plants

Siti B&T is highly committed to the development and marketing of Biomass plants throughout the world and especially in emerging markets and underdeveloped areas.

Biomass to Energy plants help diversify the energy mix produced in these nations and reduce CO2 emissions, allowing rural communities to gain access to power. The Siti B&T Biomass to Energy plants can run on a variety of indigenous fuel, from agro-waste such as rice husk, forest waste, wood chips to wood dust from saw mills, without relying on imports.

The plants ultimately create jobs, allowing farmers and villagers to provide wood fuel and gain income. In both urban and rural areas of some African nations, for example, the generation of energy from livestock manure, crop chaff and other agricultural biomass is not widely practiced despite the fact that studies have shown this to be possible and hold potential for those areas suffering from energy shortages.

Siti B&T can provide Biomass to Energy plants to those developing nations through structured project finance with multilateral guarantees supported by primary international banks. India and China are both developing countries whose energy supply situations, especially in rural areas, used to be precarious but through a variety of technologies, including biomass, they have strongly improved the situation.

Deriving fuel from trees, Biomass to Energy is environmental and fully sustainable. Because wood fuel during its growth has absorbed carbon monoxide and because the plants will displace carbon emitting electricity, the plants are eligible to earn CER's – Carbon Emissions Reduction credits and help reduce global warming. Lastly, since the plants help produce electricity beyond the limited existing grids, they help foster commerce and trade in currently depressed areas, reducing poverty and increasing security.