New standard set for bioenergy project intelligence

Oct. 8, 2012 - PRLog -- The British Bioenergy Project Portal (BBP) is an online database of biomass power and anaerobic digestion plants. It builds on Enagri’s previously successful UK Biomass and UK Biogas Directories and will provide users with continually updated information.

Although still in development, Enagri will be displaying a ‘beta’ version of the database at the EBEC, the European Bioenergy Expo and Conference, this week at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire.

“Although there is still a lot of work to do before the BBPP is launched commercially in December, this will give us a chance to get early user feedback about what they would like from such a tool,” says Enagri’s Managing Editor Richard Crowhurst. “Over the last four years we have had a fantastic response to our project directories, but everyone has always complained about the fact that, by their very nature, they are out of date by the time they are published.

“Putting the key elements of our private database onto a live website overcomes this and means that users will be able to access more data than other similar sites, such as news coverage, support and project progress.”


Further Information

Richard Crowhurst
Managing Director
Enagri Limited

Tel. +44 (0) 1406 308 205
Mobile +44 (0)7825 515 395
Email: richard@enagri.info



Information for Editors

•   Enagri is a leading information service for the whole bioenergy sector, supplying news, information and consultancy services to everyone from farmers and feedstock producers to project developers and multinational energy firms.

•   Enagri offers a comprehensive range of subscription and bespoke products, all of which will be available for inspection at EBEC, with discounts available.

•   The British Bioenergy Project Portal (BBP) provides information on every operating and planned biomass power plant with a capacity above 2MWe in the public domain in the United Kingdom. Information on biogas projects will also be added before it is launched commercially at the beginning of December.

•   Information given for each plant includes project cost, development status, feedstock requirement, power output, location and more.

•   As well as information on individual plants, the report contains maps, market commentary and summary tables and charts.

•   EBEC is the UK's largest Bioenergy exhibition and conference. The exhibition is held at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire on the 10th and 11th of October. For more information visit http://ebec.nextgenexpo.co.uk/