Most areas have a range of feedstocks for generating bioenergy. We can identify the range of feedstocks in an area using a variety of tools including land use analysis.

We can spatially analyse the range, potential quantities and likely availability of feedstocks for bioenergy planning and to assist with site selection.

Analysis of land use and associated biomass yields is undertaken as part of pre-feasibility planning to determine potential bioenergy yields.

Bioenergy output can be estimated based on feedstock type and availability to assist facility planning and site selection. This data can be modelled as part of scenario planning and optioneering processes.

Demand analysis is undertaken to ensure supply of bioenergy meets the needs of the potential markets.

Multi-criteria analysis (MCA), scenario modelling and other tools are used to help evaluate suitability of sites for locating bioenergy facilities.

Buffers are often required to mitigate impacts on adjacent sensitive land uses. We can assist with buffer planning including identifying land uses synergistic to the bioenergy facility and other co-located facilities.