Airport Solution

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The Issue

Airports rely heavily on energy network for ensuring all the services that they provide to passengers as well as to airlines.

Airport needs air conditioning and energy, and reject waste in large quantities.

The Airports are now looking for ways of operating with a lower environmental footprint while reducing their costs.

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Our business model

Sammo Energy Ltd is proposing to bring a full solution for the issue of the industry.

Sammo Energy proposes to invest its own resources to bring the solutions to the industry using the following approach:

• Full solution implementation integrating power generation and batch preheating;• No investment needed from the industry, Sammo Energy makes all the necessary

investment from its own resources;• No adverse impact on the production process, the industry benefits only from the upsides;• A complete monitoring system documents the benefits and performances of the systems;• Using a long term power purchase agreement guarantees a price of energy lower than

the market price. The industry saves money from the very first day of operation of the system;• The basic principle is to share all side benefits such as carbon emission reduction

incentives, grants, etc. All those programs are managed by Sammo Energy in full transparency;

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Principles

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Solar concentrators Absorption

chillersAir

conditioning

Vertical Axis Wind Turbines

ORC Turbines

Electricity

Organic waste

Bio digester

Heat

Gas turbine

Bio gas

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Our Operational approachSolar concentrators can be installed above the car parks. They will provide shading while producing heat.This heat could be used either in absorption chillers to generate air conditioning, to heat the airport buildings or to drive turbines that will generate electricity.Vertical axis wind turbines could be installed either in the car parks or on the roofs of the airport buildings and generate electricity.The organic waste from the restaurants and operation of the airport could be treated in a bio-digester to generate biogas and used in a gas turbine or in burners. A gas turbine could be installed to generate both heat and electricity to ensure the baseline of energy needed and compensate the variability of the other source of energy.

Such a system will ensure a lower emission of the energy used by the airport while a complete management of the waste and a good image impact.

This will also reduce the costs of energy for the whole airport.

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Don’t hesitate to contact us for any complementary information you may need

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