Delorean's SA1 Bioenergy Project Receives Operational Licence
Key points
- SA1 project granted operational licence by SA EPA
- Facility to process 70,000 tonnes of organic waste annually
- SA1 to be Australia's first biomethane exporter
- Project recognized with sustainability award at AFR Energy Awards
Full summary
Delorean Corporation Ltd announced that its 100%-owned SA1 Salisbury Bioenergy Project in Edinburgh Parks, South Australia, has been granted an operational licence by the South Australian Environment Protection Authority (SA EPA). This milestone allows the facility to receive and process organic waste streams, initially focusing on packaged organic waste. Construction is approximately 90% complete, with the project set to begin waste acceptance and inject renewable gas into the Adelaide network. Once operational, SA1 will process 70,000 tonnes per annum of organic waste, producing 210 TJ of renewable gas and 6,000 tonnes of biogenic CO2 annually. The project also aims to generate environmental credits and a biofertiliser product.
Outlook
Delorean plans to use SA1 as a template for future projects, with NSW1 and VIC1 facilities targeted for construction in FY2027.
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