Hledáme dodavatele elektrárny na biodpad pocházející z výroby oliv.

Turecká společnost výrabějící olivový olej produkuje zároveň velké množství odpadu z této výroby (Olive Mill Waste Water (OMWW)). Dále má tato společnost možnost sbírat další odpad z celého tamějšího regionu. Z důvodu potřeby využití tohoto odpadu, tato společnost plánuje výstavbu elektrárny. Společnost má zájem o komerční dohody s technickou asistencí, technickou spolupráci a joint venture dohody se společnostmi, které disponují technologií pro výstavbu takového typu elektrárny.

The OMWW is a significant source of environmental pollution in the Mediterranean countries. In general and for economic reasons, OMWW is often concentrated in evaporation ponds and left to dry throughout the summer season. Besides its strong and unpleasant odor, OMWW is a threat to the surface and groundwater sources. Since Turkey signed the Kyoto protocol, drying OMWW in ponds will not be a solution. This situation is the same in European countries and technologies developed to treat this water are not yet at satisfying levels.

During a three months production period, the olive mill of the Turkish company generates 1000 tons of olive mill wastewater (OMWW / ph 5.0, total polyphenols 6.8 g/l, COD(total) 163.5 g/l).

Besides this amount there is more than 30.000 tons of additional waste water in the 50 km radius area, which can be collected.

For this reason the Turkish company wants to add value to this waste water and they are planning to build a biomass power plant, which will be able to produce electric power out of the OMWW.

Technical Specifications / Specific technical requirements:
At this stage, the company is looking for engineering and construction services, which can supply the necessary technology and legal consultancy for the construction of a power plant. The plant should work 8000 hours and with a capacity of 30.000-40.000 tons per year.

Any technology that is able to transform the organic components of the waste water into energy will be considered.

The technology should also be able to utilise other types of biomass such as wine, sugar, beer, citrus, animal wastes or algae.

Requested Cooperation: Assembly, Engineering, Technical consultancy, Quality control, Maintenance, Joint further development, Testing of new applications, Adaptation to specific needs, Joint Venture Agreement, Financial Resources

- Type of partner sought: Industry.

- Specific area of activity of the partner:
Power plant construction, energy generation from biomass

- Task to be performed by the partner sought:
Under a commercial agreement with technical assistance, the Turkish company expects to find a partner that has the technology to build a power plant to work with liquid biomass.

Under a possible technical cooperation agreement, the company is ready to work cooperatively on technologies to be further developed to its final stages. However, the Turkish company will prefer the mentioned technologies to be at their last development stages.

Under a Joint venture agreement, the Turkish company is ready to co-invest the mentioned power plant in Turkey.

The company is also looking for partners who will support the project financially or will lead the Turkish company to international funding opportunities.


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