Providing and highlighting end markets for growers to secure income. The end market is where the sale occurs to the organisation that will use the product or service in its own operations – it could be commercial heat & power, seasonal domestic fuel or major power generation as well as new, developing markets.
Neil Watkins is an experienced and confident public speaker who can provide lectures & presentations to small or large settings ranging from educational establishments to grass-roots community groups. His engaging content includes an introduction to energy crops through to an overview of forestry, the value of biodiversity, livestock trials amongst energy crops, natural flood management and naturally nitrogen-fixing crops. His transferrable knowledge also includes an overview of burning energy crops in large industrial renewable combined heat and power biomass boilers to medium size biomass boilers on farms/estates through to using your own wood-burning stove effectively and efficiently.
Growing Energy Crops is a key part of carbon fixing and carbon cycling: one hectare of SRC willow produces the equivalent energy of 5,700 litres of oil. By growing energy crops on YOUR farm, you can increase your efforts to protect our atmosphere from damaging greenhouse gasses. Every willow tree planted helps remove CO2 from the air by storing it in roots and stems through its natural respiration processes.
Providing and highlighting end markets for growers to secure income. The end market is where the sale occurs to the organisation that will use the product or service in its own operations – it could be commercial heat & power, seasonal domestic fuel or major power generation as well as new, developing markets.
Growing Energy Crops is a key part of carbon fixing and carbon cycling: one hectare of SRC willow produces the equivalent energy of 5,700 litres of oil. By growing energy crops on YOUR farm, you can increase your efforts to protect our atmosphere from damaging greenhouse gasses. Every willow tree planted helps remove CO2 from the air by storing it in roots and stems through its natural respiration processes.