Nicky Conway, Forum for the Future
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The document discusses the potential for farms in the UK to contribute to renewable energy production through various technologies like solar, wind, and anaerobic digestion (AD). It finds that farms could provide 10-20 GW of renewable energy capacity, equivalent to 10.5-21% of the UK's total energy in 2013. Specifically for AD, the document estimates that if all suitable dairy farms or 1,800 farms installed AD systems, they could generate 0.1 GW or 0.9 GW of capacity respectively. The document also notes that farm-scale renewable energy could provide farmers a new income source to help ensure the viability of their businesses and continue food production.
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Biomimicry in agriculture: Nature-Inspired Solutions for a Greener Future
Presentation made for the Webinar Series on Biomimicry for sustainability on 1st June 2024 organized by Green Building Council Sri Lanka
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- 1. SHOULD THERE BE AD ON EVERY FARM? #UKADBiogas @adbioresources CHAIR: MICHAEL CHESSHIRE, EVERGREEN GAS PANEL: MATT HINDLE, ADBA NICKY CONWAY, FORUM FOR THE FUTURE DAVID KANER, ADVANCED ANAEROBICS DR STEPHEN TEMPLE, JF TEMPLE & SON ROGER ABBOTT, ENERGY NOW
- 4. Despite the pioneering efforts of some, the considerable potential of farms and rural communities to contribute to the energy system remains largely untapped. Farmers are finding ways to invest in renewables despite the system, rather than because of it. Our Starting Analysis
- 5. The Size of the Prize Technology Capacity (lower-end scenario) Capacity (higher-end scenario) Carbon savings Solar PV (ground) 5.9 GW 14 GW 2,000,000 tCO2e/yr Solar PV (rooftop) 1.4 GW 1.4 GW 500,000 tCO2e/yr Farm-scale wind 2.5 GW 3.6 GW 2,500,000 tCO2e/yr Anaerobic digestion 0.1 GW 1 GW 850,000 tCO2e/yr Total (rounded to the nearest 0.5GW) 10 GW 20 GW % of total (94.1 GW in 2013) 10.5% 21% There is at least 10GW of untapped resource across UK farms
- 6. Tech Scenario assumption Total capacity Associated generation Carbon Savings Notes AD Dairy slurry only • If all the 7,242 Dairy farms across the UK with 100+ cows deployed a 15kW AD plant fed solely by manure and cattle slurry 0.1 GW 541 GWh/yr 232,827 tCO2/yr (Plus, some 600,000 tCO2e/yr in avoided methane emissions) NB. Year-round housing (and thus capture of slurry) not typical in the UK Assumes Annual production=2,555t of manure per farm (which equates to 18,503,310t across 7,242 farms) All slurries, and 240,000 ha of crop • If 1,800 farms installed 500kW AD systems 0.9 GW 4,486 Gwh/yr 1,928,978 tCO2/yr (Plus, some 1,600,000 tCO2e/yr in avoided methane emissions) Drawing from ADBA ‘high’ scenario which assumes • A 1% annual increase in livestock numbers between 2014 and 2030, building from a current ‘capturable’ availability of 68 million wet tonnes of manure (and associated animal bedding) per year • 240,000 ha of land made available for AD feedstock
- 7. How the debate is typically framed Food vs Energy
- 8. But it’s a bit more complicated than that… (Bread vs Doughnuts vs Beer vs Pumpkins vs Pet Food) vs Energy
- 9. Or is it possible to achieve… Food and Fuel and Fibre and Plastics and Packaging and Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity and Housing and Recreation..?
- 10. Even in the ever-tricky world of biocrops, it’s possible to find stories of energy production complementing – rather than competing with – broader goals. One farmer we spoke to was concerned that, on one of his poorer quality fields, he only had a three crop rotation. By squeezing in some low-quality maize (grown as an anaerobic digestion feedstock) he was able to switch to a four-crop rotation…
- 11. The ‘economic’ case Given the precarious nature of many small-scale farming businesses, an argument can also be made that energy production can provide critical income for farmers – helping ensure they remain viable businesses, and thus enabling them to continue providing us all with food.
- 12. We need to consider and reward the non-energy benefits of farm-scale energy systems. Farm-scale AD will likely remain a relatively small contributor to the UK’s overall energy system, yet it deserves support given its multiple non-energy benefits (slurry treatment; reduced carbon emissions; water pollution prevention; fertiliser creation; etc). Provided we value the co-benefits of energy production
- 13. Our plan of action Build a powerful and effective coalition Unite around a shared, evidence based vision Deliver work- streams to tackle key barriers to farm-based energy Enable farmers to learn from their peers and find the best solutions
- 14. www.forumforthefuture.org Company No. 2959712 Charity No. 1040519 www.forumforthefuture.org Company No. 2959712 Charity No. 1040519 Nicky Conway Principal Sustainability Advisor Email: n.conway@forumforthefuture.org Tel: 07739200170
- 15. SHOULD THERE BE AD ON EVERY FARM? #UKADBiogas @adbioresources CHAIR: MICHAEL CHESSHIRE, EVERGREEN GAS PANEL: MATT HINDLE, ADBA NICKY CONWAY, FORUM FOR THE FUTURE DAVID KANER, ADVANCED ANAEROBICS DR STEPHEN TEMPLE, JF TEMPLE & SON ROGER ABBOTT, ENERGY NOW