Zebec Biogas

Website

www.zebecenergy.co.uk

Services

In app support

Zebec Biogas Ltd, commonly known as Zebec, stands as a specialized renewable energy firm with a strong focus on advanced waste management and energy projects. The company leverages its extensive expertise in biogas, hydropower, waste heat recovery, and recycling to provide comprehensive and sustainable solutions. Zebec is dedicated to supporting a diverse clientele, including landowners seeking to maximize the revenue potential of their assets, as well as private, public, and social sector organizations engaged in complex energy initiatives.

The company's core competencies span project consulting, development, and funding. In consulting, services include due diligence, management systems, auditing, technology reviews, operational guidance, project risk assessment, and investment case appraisal. Project development encompasses crucial stages such as site and technology selection, planning and permitting, grid connections, regulatory checks, tendering, quality management, and recruitment training. Furthermore, Zebec facilitates project funding, catering to both small and large-scale projects, often acting as an owner’s engineer for funders.

Zebec offers flexible project delivery options meticulously tailored to client needs, including Build Only, Build, Finance & Lease, Build, Own & Operate, and Build, Own, Operate & Transfer models. These robust options are underpinned by Zebec's strong partnerships with leading technology providers and financing institutions, enabling the delivery of integrated solutions for even the most challenging waste management scenarios.

Currently, Zebec is actively engaged in a major industrial-scale initiative demonstrating Hydrothermal Carbonisation (HTC) as a highly cost-effective solution for high-water content biowaste, such as sewage sludge. This innovative wet pyrolysis process efficiently dewaters biomass and converts it into hydrochar (biocoal) within hours. The resulting hydrochar possesses an energy content comparable to anthracite, presenting a valuable and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in various industrial applications.

Locations

• Scotland
• Edinburgh, Scotland