Solution B

Industrial Resource and Energy Systems

We assess industrial by-products, residues and other feedstocks for potential energy or resource value. Suitability depends on the material, its legal classification, site conditions, technology evidence and project economics.

The problem

Residues cost money to dispose of, or go unused.

For operators with residues, waste and by-product owners.

Potential benefit: Residues turned into heat, power or other outputs, where validated and economic.

A potential benefit, not an achieved result. Results depend on site, resource and contract.

Illustration of compacted recovered metal arranged in bales inside a materials warehouse.
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The proposed engagement

How we would work with you

  1. Residue characterisation plan

  2. Options study across suitable technologies

  3. Integration concept with the existing site

  4. Offtake and permitting pathway

Normally follows an assessment; advances through the Architecture and Economics gates before any integration design.

What is delivered

Deliverables

  • Residue and by-product characterisation plan
  • Conversion options study across suitable technologies
  • Integration concept with the existing site
  • Offtake and permitting pathway

Evidence

How the evidence is assessed

Suitability is evaluated for the specific resource, site and proposed use. Any performance or commercial conclusion depends on the supporting evidence.

When we take this on: A residue stream with known handling today, and a site owner able to share volumes and constraints.

The seven stages

  1. 01

    Problem

  2. 02

    Resource

  3. 03

    Architecture

  4. 04

    Economics

  5. 05

    Offtake and permits

  6. 06

    Capital

  7. 07

    Deployment

At each gate, one of five decisions

  • Advance to Next Gate
  • Advance with Conditions
  • Hold
  • Pause
  • No-Go

Next action

Discuss a resource opportunity

Tell us about your situation. We review each enquiry and respond when we have enough information to identify an appropriate next step.

Useful to have ready

  • Residue types and current handling
  • Disposal costs, if known
  • Site constraints
  • Who would buy the outputs

Please do not send confidential technical or financial details in a first enquiry.