The paper outlines the plan for a sugar cane cogeneration plant to create an alternate energy source for the citizens of Belize. The paper explains how the sugar cane residue, bagasse, can be converted to electricity through cogeneration. The paper describes the company's goal to sell low-cost energy to Belize Electricity Limited, the sole electricity provider in Belize. The paper includes a diagram, maps and financial statements.
Outline:
Objective
Executive Summary
Company Description
Belize Background
Sugar Industry
Conversion of Bagasse into Electricity
The Market
Management Team
Production Plan
Action Plan
Financials
From the Paper:
"One of the smallest countries in the world, Belize boasts agriculturally fertile lands. These lands are mainly used to grow sugar cane which is exported to the world. An untapped reservoir of energy is going unused from their sugar cane production. Sugar cane residue, called bagasse, can be converted to electricity through a process called cogeneration. Our team plans to build a cogeneration plant to generate electricity for the country of Belize using bagasse. This electricity will provide an environmentally safe and low cost alternative to all of the citizens of Belize while still allowing the sugar cane producers to export their product."
Bagasse Cogeneration in Belize: A Business Plan (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 10, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Business-Plan-Bagasse-Cogeneration-in-Belize-A-Business-Plan/102478
"Bagasse Cogeneration in Belize: A Business Plan" 15 January 2012. Web. 10 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Business-Plan-Bagasse-Cogeneration-in-Belize-A-Business-Plan/102478>
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