Green Growth
Global growth brings with it sustainability and environmental challenges. ARIA’s commitment to sustainable resources will be central to developing the bio-economies of the future and greener economic growth.
Our commitment to greener growth includes bio-chemical facilities such as bio ethanol facilities, biomass power plants, bio-diesel and Used Cooking Oil (UCO) based renewal fuel refineries not to mention crumb rubber facilities, mean energy that doesn’t cost the earth, and materials produced by climate resilient infrastructure.
Circular Economies
ARIA Commodities is seeking to lead the global transition towards decarbonised circular economies, which grow our economic prosperity. improve and sustain our environment and increase our wellbeing.
We believe that bio-circular economies are fundamental to creating sustainable futures. A circular economy is a world where we use less natural and raw materials, keep products in use longer and engineer ‘out” waste and pollution.
Designing and engineering co-located bio-industrial clusters to develop uniquely energy efficient and sustainable value chains
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Bio-Inspired Industrial Complexes
We are striving to pioneer bio-industrial clustering where a number of bio-industrial technologies are co-located to produce a uniquely efficient and sustainable value chain. By locating feedstock and utilities next to a range of bio-industrail facilities – feedstock production, sitting alongside bio-energy production, we can provide a platform for cooperation between agricultural and petrochemicals to meet a range of industrial needs sustainably.
Agricultural products when combined with advanced carbohydrates can then be bio-processed to produce a range of bio-chemicals, bio-materials and bio-fuels. Examples of our bio-industrial cluster planning include co-locating recycled lead battery plants, alongside crumb rubber modified bitumen facilities and agri-feedstock bio-refineries. Co-locating sugar crushing and soy crushing plants to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), bio-ethanol and high protein animal feeds and oils dramatically improves the carbon footprint and emissions associated with fuelling and feeding our world.
Circular Manufacturing
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