We are developing the next generation biomass fuels from sustainable resources
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How we’re driving the Journey to Net Zero
To achieve Net Zero, the biomass fuels industry requires a new approach.
CoalSwitch™ utilises waste materials from lumber operations to create a superior energy efficient product that is a direct drop-in replacement for coal or white biomass pellets.
AEG is also investing in research and development to use other waste timber resources, next generation crops and biowaste materials as its primary feedstock resources for biomass production.
The role of biomass
Biomass fuels are an integral part of the green energy mix.
As we move towards a renewable future, biomass will play a crucial role in energy transition. AEG’s next generation biomass pellet positions the Company to become a leader in future biomass solutions.
Transitioning to Net Zero
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FORESTRY
We utilize residual product that would otherwise rot on the forest floor
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PROCESS
Our plant takes the waste product and generates CoalSwitch™ pellets
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ENERGY
The energy created by using CoalSwitch™ pellets replaces energy created by fossil fuels
CoalSwitchTM
AEG is a producer of next generation biomass products from its first plant in Maine
Lumberton is AEG’s first site for CoalSwitch™ operations in the US. The site benefits from existing lumber infrastructure, international connections and the support of local partners.
Future technologies
Biomass solutions
AEG is investing in research and development to use other waste timber resources, next generation crops and biowaste materials as its primary feedstock resources for biomass production.
Operations
We are focused on developing two industrial-scale CoalSwitch™ plants on the US East Coast.
AEG operates from its strategic hub at Lumberton, North Carolina and from its Ashland Facility in Ashland, Maine. The hubs are strategically located on the US East Coast, the centre of biomass production globally.
