Opening Remarks :

H.E. Mohamed Rashed Al Hameli

Director General, ADCCI

Welcome Remarks :

Khaled Awad

Director, Masdar City

Cleantech : A Global Overview

Anand Rangachary

Managing Director, Frost & Sullivan

Building the World‟s First Carbon Neutral,

Zero Waste City

Dr Nawal Al Hosany

Associate Director- Sustainability, Masdar City

Masdar‟s Mission

Masdar is Abu Dhabi‟s Future Energy Company

It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Mubadala

Development Company and has a multi-faceted mission

to:

Masdar‟s Business Units

• Masdar Institute

• Masdar City

• Masdar Clean Tech Fund

• Direct Investments

• Masdar Power

• Manufacturing

• Deployment

• Masdar City

The Cleantech Lifecycle

STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3

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Home of IRENA

The International Renewable Energy

Agency (IRENA) is an

intergovernmental organization

focusing on renewable energies

The overarching goal of IRENA is a

rapid transition towards the

widespread and sustainable use of

renewable energy worldwide

The IRENA HQ will be located in

Masdar City in the Masdar HQ

building

World Future Energy Summit

The Davos of the Clean

Tech industry, held in

Abu Dhabi every

January.

There were over 18,000

attendees in 2009.

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World Future Energy Summit

Zayed Future Energy Prize

Honouring those who have made the

greatest contribution to renewable

energy and sustainable living.

The award winner has devoted more than 13 years of his life

in developing one of the most successful market- based

sustainable models to reach the off-grid rural people on a

mass scale.

Under his leadership Grameen Shakti has installed more

than 200,000 Solar Home Systems, to become one of the

largest and fastest growing Solar PV programs in the world

benefiting more than 2 million rural people all over

Bangladesh.

2009 WinnerMr. Dipal Chandra Barua

Grameen Shakti, Bangladesh

Our Mission

Masdar City will be a crucible for the discovery and

development of clean and sustainable technologies.

It will bring together government and academic

institutions, multi-national and start-up businesses,

and ambitious and motivated individuals, within the

world‟s first city for sustainable living.

This city will provide a test-bed for emergent

innovations and, in the process catalyse a world-

class cleantech hub in Abu Dhabi.

What is Masdar City?

A Sustainable City providing the highest quality

of life with the lowest environmental footprint

Cleantech Cluster

Powered by 100% Renewable Energy

Zero Waste

Carbon Neutral

Fossil Fuel Free Zone

What is Masdar City?

Masdar City brings together all of

the functioning aspects of a modern

city while reducing the

environmental impact without

sacrificing the quality of life.

Reinvention of the traditional Arabic

city where the person, not the

vehicle is paramount.

Fast Facts

Masdar City Fast Facts

Total Site Area: 700 ha

Large Square:

Small Square:

Supporting Infrastructure:

Landscape:

225 ha

55 ha

45 ha

375 ha

Resident Population: 40,000

Commuters: 50,000

Residential Density: 140 People/Hectare

Peak Daily Density: 245 People/Hectare

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Masdar City Aerial View

Inspiration From Traditional Arabian Cities

Narrow streets

Natural shading

High Density/Low Rise Living

Public spaces

Mixed Use

Walkable

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City Layering

How does the City work?

Intelligent planning and design

Powered by Renewable

Energy

Carbon neutral transportation

and mobility

Low water use and carbon

neutral production

Low waste

A City Powered by Renewable Energy

100% renewable energy

170 MW from PV

<30 KWh per capita per day

energy usage (9 x LESS than

USA)

Less energy usage results in a

lower per sq m cost

Integrated Mobility

Walking, cycling, PRT

and LRT are the modes

of transportation within

Masdar City

PRT

Car Park

(outside)

Personal Rapid Transport System (PRT)

PRT Facts

PRT Fast Facts

PRT Vehicles 3,000

PRT Stations 85-100

Max. Walking Distance

to PRT Station150 m

Carbon Neutral

Sustainable Supply Chain

Tracking the carbon footprint and

embedded carbon of all products

going into Masdar City

Detailed life-cycle analysis of all

products (cradle to cradle)

Assisting partners in developing a

more efficient supply chain

Creating a database of “Masdar

Approved” products

Sustainability Approach

Masdar believes in the “Triple Bottom Line” approach to Sustainable Development

Masdar Headquarters - Exterior

Masdar City Centre - Day

Masdar City Centre - Night

Masdar City - Streetscapes

Masdar City – Under Construction

Masdar City – Under Construction

Why Masdar City?

Masdar City is conceived to drive innovation and business

success in the Cleantech sector

Masdar City provides a strategic platform delivering access

to key markets

The Masdar Vision presents opportunities for a range

of partners

Masdar City‟s unique architectural concept enhances quality

of life whilst achieving considerable improvements in

sustainability and providing opportunities for important

research and technology testing

Platform to Target Emerging Markets

Potential for long-term deals and

partnerships

Participation in the

booming UAE economy

Access to the growing

markets in the GCC region

Gateway to the expanding

markets in India and China

MasdarCity

UAE

GCC ASIA

Benefits of Doing Business at Masdar City

Knowledge

Capital

Markets

Talent

• Availability of capital sources to grow businesses (e.g. Masdar

Clean Tech Fund)

• Access to a community of venture capital firms specializing in funding

and incubating Cleantech

Access to extended supply chains through cluster of

Cleantech companies in Masdar

Benefit from the ‘One-Stop-Shop’ approach for Cleantech

companies

• The expertise of the Masdar Institute’s faculty

and graduates

• A pool of skilled labourwith expertise in

Cleantech that will be attracted to Masdar City

Involvement with leading research and industry best

practice

Continuous formal and informal information sharing

across the city

Benefits of Doing Business at Masdar City

100 % foreign ownership

Zero percent tax rate on income and profits

Zero import tariffs

An extensive tax treaty network for UAE

incorporated entities.

Freedom to repatriate capital and profits -

without restrictions

One Stop Shop

Areas of Focus

Renewable Energy

Energy Distribution

Energy Storage

Green Buildings

Green Vehicles

Water

Waste

Ancillary Services

Investing In Renewable Projects Globally

Frank Wouters

Associate Director, Masdar Power

Solar Energy

Solar radiation intercepted by the earth

5.450.000 EJ/yr

450 EJ/yr

World wide energy use 2005

Solar Investments - UAE

Abu Dhabi is committed to a 7% target of renewable power

capacity by 2020, which is 1,500 MW, mostly from solar.

Masdar is investing in utility scale Concentrating Solar

Power (CSP) and PV projects.

CSP is a dispatchable renewable energy source and key to

achieving a large part of the target.

Shams 1 is the first CSP plant using parabolic trough

technology in Abu Dhabi. Masdar will own 60%, a foreign

shareholder the remaining 40%

Solar Investments - UAE

Location: Madinat Zayed,

Abu Dhabi

Capacity: 100 MW

Power generation: 210 GWH/a

Start of operation: 2012

Plant footprint: 2.5 km2

SHAMS 1

Solar Investments – Torresol

Torresol is a Joint Venture between the Spanish group Sener

and Masdar. The company develops, builds, owns and operates

Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plants.

Technology Focus: Focuses on Tower and Parabolic Trough

technologies; all projects have storage capacity.

Markets: Torresol is currently building 3 plants in Spain (Fully project

financed and EPC contracted), and is currently looking at opportunities in

the Middle East, North Africa and North America.

PLANT TECHNOLOGY LOCATIONCAPACITY

(MW)PRODUCTION

(GWH)

GemasolarCentral tower

Spain 17.5 ~100

Valle 1&2Parabolic trough

Spain 2 x 50 ~2 x 175

Solar Investments – Torresol

Projects

Wind Investments – London Array

Offshore wind is the fastest growing

renewable energy sector with potential

for 30 GW by 2020

Located in the Outer Thames Estuary,

close to London (UK)

Will be the largest Offshore Wind Farm

in the World, with a first Phase of 630

MW (1,000 MW consented)

Phase 1 will use 175 Siemens 3.6 MW

wind turbines

Ramsgate

Wind Investments – London Array

Masdar Power is partnering with the leading

Offshore Wind developers:

E.ON: 54,000MW of installed generation

capacity including 2,000MW of wind

Dong: Number 1 offshore wind developer

(330MW operating, 1,200 MW in

development)

Masdar owns 20% of the Project

Phase 1 project costs estimated ₤2.2bn

Project Completion: Jan 2013

Wind Investments – London Array

Boeing 747Siemens 3.6

WinwinD represents a €120 million investment for Masdar in the high growth wind

turbine industry, building out Masdar‟s expertise across the wind sector value chain.

The annual world wide wind turbine market presently represents $30bn.

3MW

Wind Investments - WinwinD

TECHNOLOGY

Unique Multibrid technology

Combines the reliability of a direct

drive with the compactness of

a traditional gear system

Results in high availability,

high reliability, high output

and low maintenance costs

Installed base of ~250MW

*Annual production capacity

Wind Investments - WinwinD

MARKETS & FACILITIES

Two greenfield purpose built facilities

completed in 2009 in Finland and

India

Hamina, Finland facility produces

3MW turbines primarily servicing

Nordic Europe and actively expanding

throughout the continent

Chennai, India facility produces 1MW

turbines and blades, supplying

Europe, India and beyond

Masdar Clean Tech Fund

INVESTMENT

CRITERIA

Range preference of $5M to $50M per investment distributed evenly

through Series A-D rounds

Breakthrough technology with solid intellectual property protection

Strong management teams

Global scope

INVESTMENT

FOCUS

Power generation, Storage, Transport, Water, Waste management,

Advanced materials, Building efficiency, Power grid efficiency,

Enabling technologies

International companies that Masdar can add value and strategic

support of commercialization and production in the MENA region

Masdar Clean Technology Fund 1 -USD 250m

Direct investments in 12 clean tech companies

Invested in 4 leading funds focusing on cutting-edge

clean technology

By Stage

Early Stage($1-3m)25%

Late Stage(~$20m) 30%

Growth Stage($5-12m)45%

By Sector

FundInvestments30%

Other15%

Water20%

Masdar Clean Tech Fund

Solar35%

Masdar Carbon:

Driving the Progress of a Low Carbon Economy

Sam Nader, Director- Masdar Carbon

OBJECTIVES STRATEGY

Masdar Carbon Strategy

Become a leader in carbon

emissions reduction

Advance projects that will bring

significant reductions to Abu

Dhabi‟s carbon footprint

Focus on clean fossil fuel

power and industrial energy

efficiency

Create additional value through

carbon monetization under

international policy

Carbon Monetisation – Kyoto Protocol

The Kyoto Protocol binds developed countries to reduce their GHG

emissions by an average of 5% between 2008 and 2012

Developing countries are involved on voluntary basis through the

Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol

Under the CDM, projects reducing GHG emissions can receive

tradable Carbon Credits against every Ton of CO2 equivalent

reduced.

A new carbon trading and finance market has emerged

A UN conference set in Copenhagen in December to negotiate a

more stringent global climate agreement post 2012

End to End CDM Solutions

ORIGINATE COMMERCIALIZE

• Capacity Building: Institutional setting for governments (DNA building), capacity building

and training of asset owners

• Project Identification: Opportunity assessment, project screening, feasibility studies and

site inspections

• CDM Project Registration: All CDM project cycle services including Project Design

Documents (PDDs) and new Methodologies, interface with 3rd parties, local/UN approvals,

verification, monitoring of emissions

• Project Management: Technology sourcing, physical project management, execution

capabilities

• Finance: Investment, project finance, carbon finance & monetization (carbon credit

purchase)

CDM Technology Focus – Global Market

Recovery and utilization of flare

gases

Fuel switch in industrial facilities

Energy efficiency improvements

Waste heat recovery

CO2 recovery

Pipe leak reduction

Waste to energy

Renewable energy

Sustainable Cities

Advisory / Off take

Fuel Switching

Open Cycle to Closed Cycle gas

turbine

Gas leak reduction

Gas flare reduction

Investment

CDM Partners

Flare gas reduction and recovery project

Flare gas reduction and recovery project

Medium & Low pressure gas network rehabilitation

Recovery of excess fuel gas in train 1 & 2

Recovery of Carbonate and DEA flash gases

CO2 recovery from flue gas

100 MW Concentrated Solar Power plant at MASDAR City

Flue gas recovery for ammonia production

Development of combined cycle plant District cooling project

Energy Efficiency Projects

Energy Efficiency Projects

Waste heat recovery Projects

The CCS Network – Abu Dhabi

National Carbon Capture & Storage network

CO2 capture from existing and future power &

industrial sources

Transportation pipelines

Injection in oil reservoirs for EOR

Target a significant cut to Abu Dhabi‟s carbon

footprint: 20-30 million Tons (1.5 billion scf/d) by 2030

Promote clean fossil fuel power and industry

Build an early model of large scale commercial

stage application

Assume global leadership and drive carbon capture

technological progress

CCS Project – Phase 1

• Operation in phases by Q1, 2013

and Q1, 2015

•Capture 5 million Tons/ year - Largest

development in the world

• Engineering and design in progress

• 4 Carbon Capture facilities covering

wide range of applications: Power

Generation: Pre-combustion, GTs,

Boilers; as well as industry (Steel).

• Highly advanced CO2 pipeline

network with excess capacity to cater

for growth until 2030.

Masdar Institute of Science and

Technology

Prof. John Perkins

Provost, Masdar Institute

Vision of Masdar Institute

• Become a world-class graduate

research and education

institution

• Provide future leaders and

critical thinkers in science and

technology

• Develop solutions in alternative

energy and sustainable

technologies

• Position Abu Dhabi as a

knowledge hub

• Become an engine for

socioeconomic growth

• Develop human capital and

become a knowledge exporter

At the Heart of Masdar

• Masdar Institute will be the first

tenant of Masdar City

• ‘Living laboratory’ will inform

each stage of the development

of Masdar City

• It will provide an unparalleled

opportunity for the entire

spectrum of research from

theory to applied research to

commercialization in a single

location

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Relationship with MIT

• Masdar Institute established with

collaboration of the

Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (MIT)

• MIT contributes to development of

degree programs and curriculum

• MIT provides Masdar Institute

graduates with certificate at

graduation

• MIT assists in faculty and senior

administration recruitment

• Faculty at both universities are

involved in joint research projects

Provost Dr John Perkins with the inaugural intake, Sept 2009

Masdar Institute FacultyWorld-class faculty use integrative,

multidisciplinary approach in

research and teaching - 21 faculty

from all over the world, including

MENA, Asia, Europe, and North

America

Key research includes thin-film

photovoltaics, nanotechnology,

smart grid technology, and the role

of academic institutions in

alternative energy and sustainable

technologies

Academic Programs

2009/2010 academic year

• MSc Materials Science & Engineering

• MSc Mechanical Engineering

• MSc Engineering Systems & Management

• MSc Information Technology

• MSc Water and Environmental Engineering

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Academic Programs

2010/2011 academic year

• Two new MSc programs – Electrical Engineering and Microsystems

• New PhD program

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Research

• New research is a key element of the Masdar Institute educational experience

• Each student must complete an original thesis on a research topic of his or her choosing, with the approval and supervision of the program advisor

• Collaboration across programs is encouraged in order to foster an intellectually stimulating environment that supports innovation

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Research

Technology

PolicySystems

Thin-film SolarSolar Thermo-

Electric

Fuel Cells Marine Energy

TechnologyForecasting

TechnologyStrategy

BuildingTechnology

Waste to Energy

Nuclear

Transport

Energy MarketsDistributed

Generation

Economics ofSustainability

Innovation

Key Research Areas

Strategic Research Area

(research thrust)

Initial Research Focus

(challenge)

Solar Energy • Concentrated Solar Power

(CSP)

• Advanced Photovoltaic

Systems

Carbon Capture & Storage • Post-combustion CO2

capture technology

• Engineering properties of

CO2

Sustainable Cities • Transport

• Services (water and waste)

• Electricity networks

PartnershipsZayed University

Advance education and research in

social, behavioural and economic

issues around sustainability

Provide a framework for Masdar

Institute and Zayed University to

advance knowledge economy

Masdar Institute‟s Pre-Master‟s

program for supporting UAE Nationals

with further education ahead of

acceptance into the Master‟s

programs

“The partnership between Masdar Institute and Zayed

University will produce valuable outcomes . We are

looking forward to a highly productive, long-term

relationship.”

Dr. Dan Johnson, Provost, Zayed University

Zayed University

Partnerships

Abu Dhabi Education Council and

Ministry of Education

MOU for programs on sustainability, renewable energy sciences, and environmental awareness in UAE schools

Masdar Institute will provide educational expertise to advance this joint initiative

“This partnership with Masdar will bring the

study of sustainability and renewable energy to the classroom. This is an

excellent example of how companies and educators can work together to strengthen

and advance the knowledge base of our country.”

His Excellency Humaid Mohamed Obaid Al Qutami, Minister of Education

Partnerships

Boeing, Honeywell-UOP, Yale research contract to investigate conversion of salt-water plants into jet fuel

Thank you

Case Study: How Masdar is helping Industry

Develop Sustainable Products

Richard Reynolds, Masdar City

Boris Santosi, Rio Tino Alcan

Why Aluminum?

Strong and lightweight

Resistant to corrosion

Tough and non-brittle

Easily worked and formed

Highly reflective of radiant heat

Receptive to coatings

Attractive in appearance

Is Aluminum Sustainable?

Cathode Block

Molten Aluminium

Feeder

Gases

Anode

Electrolyte

Electricity Input

15.6 MWh/t Al

PFC Emissions

1.6 ton CO2eq/t Al

• Two PFCs (Perfluorocarbon compounds – CF4 and C2F6)

contribute about 48% of primary aluminum direct GHG emissions

Embodied Energy & Carbon Data

EE-MJ/kg EC-KgCO2/kg

218 11.46

The Challenge

Better

Faster

Cheaper

Greener

Aluminum Sheet

…or how we got from here to there…

kg CO2e per 1000kg Aluminum sheet

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

0 20 40 60 80 100

Recycled content (%)

Complex Supply Chain

Scrap / Slab Sheets Billets Extrusions

How we achieved Our Goal

100% primary 88% recycled

mixed90% recycled

post-consumer

90% recycled post-consumer

10% primary from Iceland

10.44

Kg C02e/Kg

2.27 Kg O2e/Kg

2.05 Kg O2e/Kg

0.98

Kg CO2e/kg

Specially Sorted Scrap Awaiting

Aluminum scrap awaiting melting process at AluNorf to produce

Ecoplus slabs

Aluminum Production Run

Intermediate aluminum coils before shipping to Novelis Goettingen

September 2009 – Product Installed

Building on Success……

Challenge

Target of 550 kg/m2

Exemplary target of 450kg/m2

60% GGBS

40% RC steel

40% Aluminum

60% GGBS

100% RC steel

40% Aluminum

60% GGBS

100% RC steel

80% Aluminum

Tons CO2 68,677 57,763 42,234

Case Study

Case Study : Aluminium Billets

Aluminium as an Energy Storehouse

Energy Supply

Systems

Bauxite

Mining

Alumina

Production

Primary

Aluminium

Production

Semi-

Fabrication

Product

Manufacturing

Use

Phase

Transport

Recycling

The energy used

remains stored in the

metal and is

"reactivated" during

the recycling process.

As a result of the low

melting point (660°C),

only 5 % of the

energy originally

used is required to

recycle aluminium.

Recycling :

Cornerstone of Aluminium Sustainability

Pri

ma

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MJ / K

gP

rim

ary

En

erg

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MJ / K

g

RECYCLED

ALUMINIUM

The Challenge

A solution for extruded products used in windows

and curtain walling with a minimum scrap

recycle content of 80%

A company willing to collaborate on a R&D

project

Process Flow

MATERIALS

INPUTMELTING CASTING

HOMO-GENIZATION

ULTRA SONIC

TESTING

SAWINGPACKING /

SHIPPING

Closed Recycling Circle

Extrusions

plants

Extrusion ingots

Extrusion

profiles

converting

industry

Demolition /

Scrapping

Scrap

Raw Material

Alu Scrap

isolated scrap

mill finished scrap

shredded scrap

wire scrap

Primary metal

Alloy additives

Melting

Production line 1

Melting furnace

Casting furnace 3

Mainly “soft” alloys

Input of “contaminated” scrap

Production line 2

Melting furnace

Melting/Casting

Mainly “mid” and “‟hard” alloys

Manufacture of Extrusions

Final Product

100% primary 10% recycled

post-consumer34% recycled

post-consumer

10.44 Kg C02e/Kg

4.56 Kg CO2e/Kg

2.7 Kg CO2e/Kg

Summary

Lowered the carbon footprint

Educated the supply chain

Proven it can be done

Advanced the adoption of a „greener‟

building material for building

Opportunities for Collaboration :

Masdar Technology Road Map

Mark Bone-Knell, Masdar City

Jay Witherspoon, CH2M Hill

Masdar Technology Roadmap (MTR)

Masdar City‟s Vision

Technology Roadmap Process

2007 – 2009 Roadmap Projects

2009 Planned Roadmap Projects

2010+ Roadmap Projects

Technology

Development and

Application Environmentally

Effective

Socially

Acceptable

Innovation

and

Sustainability

Economic

and

Commercial

Socially

Acceptable

Economically

Viable

Technology Decision Framework

10% share of 3-4 key sectors and a

material share of several others

Solar

Smart

grids

Water

Electric

vehicles2

Green

Buildings

Efficient

appliances

Storage

Waste

Verticals that Masdar could lead in (10% share)

Verticals that Masdar could play a significant role in (3%)

Technology Investment Process

Technology Projects Operating Since 2007

Pilots/Studies Status

Brine Study and Pilot Completed

Hydrogeology Study Completed

Geothermal Study/Well Ongoing

Wind Tunnel Micro-Climate Study Completed

Vacuum Waste Study Completed

District Cooling Pilot Ongoing

Thermal Piles Pilot Ongoing

Solar PV Farm Study Completed

Integrated Waste Management Study Completed

Waste Design & Operations Review Completed

Double Effect Thermal Chiller Demonstration Ongoing

Planned 2009 Pilots

Smart Grid

Grey Water Pilot

CPV Competition

PV Cleaning/Shading

Vertical Farming Demonstration

Waste Management

Vacuum Waste

Smart Home Appliances

• Low Carbon Concrete Competition

• Enhanced Ground Improvements for Piling

• Solar Salt Water Pond Demonstration

• Demand Modeling & OptimisationTool

• Ultra Low Consumption Appliances & Sensors

• Public Demand Reductions Awareness

• Algae Ponds - Biofuels

Proposed Technology Projects: 2010-2014

Carbon Sequestration Studies and Pilots

Energy and Thermal Storage

Demand Reductions

Thermal and Electricity Passive Supplies

Cooling Systems (dry and hybrid)

Inverters Technology

Biofuels (Biogas and Biofuels)

Algae Production and Fuel

DC Grid

Smart Grid and Buildings

Wind & Nano Technologies

Non-Profit Research Associations

Water Treatment Optimization

Desal

Brine Treatment and Reuse

Energy Optimization for Utilities

Waste to Energy

Climate Change Adaption and Management

Proposed Technology Projects: 2010-2014

Water

• Water Supply Treatment and pre-treatment of groundwater

• Brine Management for hyper-saline groundwater

• Detection/Prevention Strategies

• Wastewater Treatment

• Smart Irrigation Systems

• Open Call for Water related Innovations from Global Market

• Greywater Treatment

• Storm water Treatment, Storage, and Management

• Biosolids Management

• Reuse

• Vacuum Systems and Distribution

Waste Management

• Waste Management and Handling Facilities

• Waste to Energy

• Biomass to Energy

• In-Vessel Composting

• Biomass Reducers

• Waste Reuse/Recycle

• Food Management and Recycle/Reuse

• Biofuels – biogas and biodiesel