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The
fundamentals for the biofuels sector remain strong. Global Warming
and Climate Change dominate the news. Legislation intended to
mitigate CO2 emissions has been enacted, or is about to come into
force, across Europe.
Subsidy
and penalty regimes designed to incentivise the use of carbon-friendly
biofuels have resulted in premium prices which are anticipated
to prevail for the foreseeable future, with demand expected to
outstrip supply in the longer term. The sector, particularly biodiesel
in the European Union, is highly receptive, with the UK in particular
set to embrace the product.
Flex
Fuels sees its BioDiesel market as the efficient supply, in large
quantities, to local refiners and blenders and the sale of B100
(pure) BioDiesel to individual heavy users seeking to reduce their
carbon footprint and demonstrate their green credentials.
Equally
important is the marketing of OSR
Cake, our Crush Plant co-product. There is an established
and buoyant demand for OSR cake in the animal feed market, its
natural properties making it an excellent feed for cattle and
other animals.
The
U.K. also has a highly incentivised renewable electrical generation
market. As part of this incentivisation the burning ("firing")
of Biomass to generate electricity is highly supported by the
Renewables Obligation (RO) under which tradable credits (ROCs)
are generated.
Subject to OFGEM approval, our co-products will qualify as a suitable
energy crop biomass for electrical generation. The electrical
generator co-firing the OSR Cake alongside coal or other mineral
fuels can benefit from the creation of valuable ROCs alongside
other carbon credits. This will provide a further sector for Flex
Fuels to achieve maximum market value for our co-products.
The
Flex Fuels team has experience of dealing in these sectors and
at all levels understands the needs and priorities of both our
traditional petrochemical customers and the rapidly expanding
Biomass renewables market.
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