Bagasse

ketchim · 12-11-2012, 01:13 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Havana Energy has just signed a $50m investment deal to build a renewable-energy

power plant in central Cuba, supplying one of the country's biggest sugar mills

as well as the national grid.

During the harvest it will be fuelled by sugar-cane residue, known as bagasse. :wink:

#2
Who thinks Guyana can be as forward thinking as Cuba ?

Prize for a good answer to using Bagasse  :wink:

#3
Ramotar only interested in Rum from the cane field ?  Huh

#4
That is now on its way and if this pilot project succeeds, the British team has an option

to build four more power plants at other sugar mills. Cool

#5
Guyana has been looking into Bagasse for electricity since my days at the IADB and that was a long long time ago.  The IADB gave a lot of $$$$ for the studies but I don't think anything ever came out of it.  This was since in Burnham/Hoyte days.

#6
Thanks Mes , neveah knew that the PNC had already investigated it !

Now , after 4 years of research , they got it !!!

Eureka !

#7
[quote author=Meseret link=topic=75306.msg464066#msg464066 date=1355243932]
Guyana has been looking into Bagasse for electricity since my days at the IADB and that was a long long time ago. 
This was since in Burnham/Hoyte days.
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Snoopster ,

please advise Ramotar and your PPP , without prejudice , :

the technology is now available .....thanks  Cool

#8
[quote author=Meseret link=topic=75306.msg464066#msg464066 date=1355243932]
The IADB gave a lot of $$$$ for the studies but
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PPP spenn um out !  Confusedad:

#9
Not Ppp fault


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