Reposted from The Advertiser | Sunday Mail
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Tailem Bend project to turn landfill waste into 20 per cent of state’s urea fertiliser needs as prices for critical supplies rise and fall chaotically, this South Australian firm says it can solve two major parts of the problem at once.
A South Australian company wants to use local woodchips and landfill waste to future-proof farmers’ fertiliser stocks as the Middle East conflict forces prices to skyrocket and supply plummet.
And it has in-principle support from the state’s grain industry, which is keen to be shielded from the “vulnerable global fertiliser supply chain”.
In a double benefit, the resource would be produced from council landfill waste and biomass.
Greenhill Energy, which is establishing a “green manufacturing” project at Tailem Bend, says it aims to initially produce 100,000 tonnes of urea, or about 20 per cent of the state’s requirements.
Reposted from Murray Bridge News
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At a summit at Tailem Bend, Regional Development Australia has promised to build on our region’s strengths.
Food, energy and water will be key to the Murraylands’ future circular economy, the CEO of the local Regional Development Australia board says.
RDA Murraylands and Riverland plans to build on the region’s strengths in food manufacturing, renewable energy and water management to fuel a new project it is calling SoFEW.
Here is the link to the article (paywalled): Murray Bridge News
Photo: Ben Fee, Luke Trevorrow, Nicholas Mumford, Greg McCarron, Myles Somers and Sharon Billinger talk about SoFEW at a Regional Development Australia event last week. Photo credit : Jacob Jennings Photography.
Reposted from Wholesale Investor
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In the race to combat climate change, one man’s trash is becoming Australia’s clean energy treasure. As countries worldwide grapple with mounting waste challenges and the urgent need for sustainable energy, an innovative Australian company, Greenhill Energy, is turning this dual crisis into an unprecedented opportunity.
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In this Wholesale Investor Executive interview, Nicholas Mumford, Managing Director of Greenhill Energy, explains the innovative approach to converting waste into hydrogen and green manufacturing. Dive into Greenhill’s strategy to achieve sub-$2/kg hydrogen costs and how the Riverbend Energy Hub™ will drive sustainable energy and growth in Australia’s hydrogen market.
Join us to explore how Greenhill Energy is redefining the future of clean energy, one waste conversion at a time.
Reposted from The Murray Valley Standard
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Greenhill Energy has completed another development milestone for Tailem Bend’s Riverbend Energy Hub. This next step in the project demonstrates […]
ABC Riverland. ABC Local Radio station based in Renmark, South Australia, broadcasting to the Riverland and Mallee region.
Reporter Elyse Armanini interviewed Nicholas Mumford, Managing Director Greenhill Energy to discuss the Riverbend Energy Hub™ project planned for Tailem Bend, South Australia and the recent milestone; the connection to the National Electricity Market (NEM) working with ElectraNet.
Friday 18th October 2o24. You can listen to the interview here (starting at 2:10:30).
Reposted from The Murray Valley Standard
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A new sawmill site has been proposed at Monarto and is currently progressing through development approvals, with the expectation to […]
Reposted from Murray Bridge News
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If you can turn something valueless into something valuable, you’re on a winner, both financially and environmentally.
That’s what Greenhill Energy hopes to do at its proposed gas and fertiliser plant at Tailem Bend, and that vision got one step closer to reality this week.
The start-up has reached a deal with wood processing firm KSI Sawmills to take waste from a new sawmill at Monarto and use it as fuel for the Riverbend Energy Hub.
Reposted from Stock Journal
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Proponents of a new clean energy project at Tailem Bend say farmers could have a big role to play in their vision of a circular economy offering.
Greenhill Energy is expecting to turn soil on stage one of the $425 million Riverbend Energy Hub next year, with the facility to convert landfill and other biomass into outputs like urea, hydrogen and Adblue – a diesel exhaust fluid used in modern trucks.
ABC Country Hour. Rural news and events from South Australia and the nation.
Radio Broadcast with Nicholas Mumford, Managing Director Greenhill Energy discussing the Riverbend Energy Hub™ project planned for Tailem Bend, South Australia.
Tuesday 25 June 2024. You can listen to the interview here.