MEDIA RELEASE: Delorean Corporation advances Victorian bioenergy project at critical time for Australia's climate change stance

Published Thu 28 Oct 2021

Delorean Corporation advances Victorian bioenergy project at critical time for Australia's climate change stance

Highlights:

Following commencement of site works in July 2021 Delorean Corporation has gained final council approval and is now moving into construction for the Company’s DEVO Bioenergy Project in Stanhope, Victoria.
The bioenergy plant will process organic food and agricultural wastes using anaerobic digestion to create clean energy for local businesses and the community
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has committed to net zero by 2050, placing increased attention on bioenergy and other renewables as critical elements to Australia meeting emissions targets
Anaerobic digestion is a mature stage technology and environmental cycle that outputs green power and gas, and a by-product of agricultural bio-fertiliser
Delorean is pleased to be working with local farmer, John Burke of Waranga Green Energy to deliver the project
In Stage 1, DEVO will process 54,000TPA of organic waste that would otherwise go to landfill, where it could release on average 25 x more methane into the atmosphere