Technical Support :
KEY MANAGEMENT:
Whilst ARD has its own professional team, focused on the development of BioMass resources, to suit the supply-side and community development needs, for BioMass-to-Energy conversion projects, we readily follow a policy of out-sourcing and teaming with local experience and skills from the country or region in which we are operating.
ARD has developed cooperative arrangements with a number of well
Further information in this regard can be provided on the basis of serious inquiry and the provision of a Non-disclosure and Non-circumvention agreement; contact Dr. Syd Kelly Amandla Resources will also utilise the services and accumulated experience of GES and its established technical partners: General Energy Systems has well-developed and established installations in the field of Combustion and Energy recovery. ENER.G in association with their local licensees (General Energy Systems - GES), provides us with the expertise in the field of methane Gas extraction for Municipal Wasy9te dumps (Landfill sites) as per the first-in-SA installation at R'Bay Zululand. DOWNLOAD THIS GRAPHIC AS A pdf DOCUMENT A range of project-specific technical partners or service providers will provide a wide range of engineering and project management skills as Primary Project Managers, complementing Amandla Resources' Power-from-BioMass supply-side and logistics feed-in projects. Various institutional arrangements will also be accessed for the financial provision for the power generating facilities: EDS-Russiltech are technical specialists, for the mechanical processing/ milling/ grinding of the BioMass feedstock and have concluded various technical review tests, in association with MINTEK in Johannesburg (for various mineral ores) and with ALSTOM for the milling of fossil fuels for power station use and elsewhere. CACS is a China-based technical solutions group who specialise in a wide range of practical Electricity Generation alternative solutions and have offered their technical expertise for the implementation of small-scale (12 to 24 MWe) modular power plants that use BioMass as a fuel resource.
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS:
These include local and regional municipalities, chambers of business, government departments of economic development, tourism, education and culture, Universities, Technikons, Colleges, Research councils and national agencies such as IDC, CEF, NEF and DBSA.
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