Energising Africa

Affordable. Sustainable. Eco-friendly.

 

P-GEM is a South African-based manufacturing, marketing and distribution business, focused on developing sustainable green energy solutions for Africa and other less-developed regions.

 

P-GEM’s core offerings are built around its unique, purpose-built, patented gasification technology, which is designed to deliver affordable and efficient on-demand energy solutions to heavy users of thermal and electrical energy.

Agriculture

 

P-GEM’s Biomass Gasifiers are purpose-built to meet the needs of the agricultural industry and specifically those farmers who rely heavily on heating, cleaning and power generation. In addition to helping them “get off the grid” most farmers already have a supply of biomass on site which can used as feedstock for the gasifiers.

 

  • Dairy Farmers
  • Poultry Farmers
  • Tunnel Farmers
  • Sugar Cane Farmers

Industry

 

The application of Biomass Gasifiers is suited to those businesses that are heavily dependent on thermal energy in their manufacturing or production processes. These could range from heating spray booths (Panel Beaters) and drying flowers to curing concrete and generating electrical power, as well as heating up pottery kilns.

 

  • Panel Beaters
  • Curing Concrete
  • Pottery Kilns
  • Curing Wood

Hospitality

 

The hospitality industry is a major consumer of electricity, particularly in terms of heating water and food preparation. Our gasifiers offer the most cost-effective way to reduce electricity costs and at the same time become a reliable green energy source. They are already being used at two resorts in the Western Cape.

 

  • Heating Pools
  • Heating Water
  • Cooking
  • Off-grid Electricity

Community

 

South Africa and many other African countries are facing an energy crisis, which cannot be addressed by solar and wind power alone. Our Biomass Gasifiers are well-placed to meet the energy needs of Africa’s more vulnerable communities and at the same time create jobs through the collection and distribution of biomass.

 

  • Soup Kitchens
  • Feeding Schemes
  • Communal Showers
  • Electricity Generation

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