Following on from our report on the Brisbane tour of the Australian Association for Energy Productivity (A2EP) in our April “Exemplary Advances”, Exemplary has made a small investment in a bio-energy company nearby but not part of the A2EP event. That was a small short term loan to UAG Bio Nutrients to assist with cash flows to support the imminent move of their laboratories from Alstonville, NSW, to the Southern Cross University (SCU) campus nearby. This also facilitated advancing the commissioning of their modular demonstration plant in Hay, NSW, while developing a feasibility study for converting an old mine site in the Hunter Region for another waste-to-energy and nutrient capture centre.
Updates on these developments will be included in occasional future editions.
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