SEBAC

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Technology for Integrated Energy, Waste and
Biofertilizer Management
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Technology

• Waste generated is loaded in specially-designed
  roll off containers which are then placed inside
  bioreactors where it is digested in a heated and
  moist environment
• Compact, safe, state of the art and passive Dry
  Fermentation with no production of run off, noise
  or noxious odors
• Modular and flexible to locate, mobilize, expand
  and transforms biodegradable waste such as horse
  muck into valuable resources including renewable
  energy
• Byproducts from processing horse muck include
  biogas and organic bio-fertilizers

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Processing of Biodegradable Waste
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Byproducts Markets

• Biogas
• generation of electricity, heating and cooling
• vehicular fuel, city gas, etc.
• Organic bio-fertilizers
• solid alternate for peat moss
• liquid alternate for compost tea
• Markets for bio-fertilizers
• organic agriculture, horticulture, sod, turf,
  citrus industry, vineyards, golf courses, etc.

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Benefits

• Transforms biodegradable waste such as horse muck
  into valuable resources
• Net producer of renewable energy
• Complete solution for horse communities
• Source of employment and income
• Reliable solution for distributed energy, waste
  management and source of bio-fertilizers

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More Benefits

• Modular and mobile for easy expansion or location
• Producer of bio-fertilizers for agricultural
  industry
• Hygienic and user friendly operation
• Sustainable and economical solution for farms and
  communities
• Carbon neutral and green technology

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Economic Incentives

• Hauling or tipping fees
• Sale of organic bio-fertilizers
• Sale of renewable energy
• Sale of carbon credits
• Tax incentives and rebates
• Riddance of Potential liabilities
• Public relations

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Sigarca, Inc 3658 NW 41 Pl Gainesville, FL 32605
352/871-1711 sigarca_at_cox.net