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Today's society is aware of the responsibility and affect that it has on the planet. It is taking a more preventative approach to pollution and the destruction of life forms.

Bio-energy represents the use of organic matter for the production of energy. The bio-fuel family presently consists of bio-diesel, bio-mass, and bio-gas. Society's ability to continue to develop is recognized by the impact of how, what and where it discharges into the earth, water and air. Bio-energy will play a larger role as society moves to protects against the effects of greenhouse gas discharge while obtaining clean energy.

As a renewable resource, bio-energy is positioned to lead in economic viability with a 95% capacity factor. The high availability of electricity output allows for predictable annual power sales. The sale of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) offsets also plays a lead role in valuing annual revenues from all renewable energy. The destruction of a tonne of methane represents twenty one times the value of destructing one tonne of CO2.

To date, medium and small landfills throughout the world have not been the priority in the collection and destruction of methane when designing landfills. Fossil fuel pricing and environmental regulations have now provided distributed bio-gas facilities with the opportunity to grow into a substantial energy sector domestically with multiple international opportunities as the business model moves through its adaptation curve. Cedar Road focuses its attention on utilization at landfills earlier in their lifecycle with a business model facilitates modular expansion as the facility expands.

Suncurrent has four business goals:
a) Methane utilization and electricity generation at the present and future facilities in Canada
b) Using our operating model pursue new landfills partnerships for development into other countries in the America's
c) Develop other methane utilization center (fugitive coal mine gas, anaerobic digesters, etc.)
d) Build world scale Pilot/Demonstration capacity in Nanaimo to showcase and test various distributed technologies that support gas utilization while advancing the group's business plan.