AWE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

AUSTRALIA

Australia's Organic Waste Is a Revenue Opportunity AWE Captures It

AWE Technology Solutions partners with world-leading anaerobic digestion technology providers — converting Australian organic waste into renewable biomethane, food-grade biogenic CO₂, and certified organic fertiliser. Three projects in the Australian pipeline. One permit-ready.

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World-leading AD technology

3 AU projects pipeline

~A$120-140M project pipeline

AUSTRALIA AT A GLANCE

Organic waste generated in Australia per year

48 M

tonnes

Projected by 2035 — growing 25% from population and food system growth

60 M

tonnes

AWE Australian project ready to proceed immediately subject to financing

1

permit - ready

A$120M+

AWE current and pipeline project valuation

RENEWABLE BIOMETHANE

BIOGENIC CO2

ORGANIC DIGESTATE FRTILISER

CARBON CREDITS (ACCUS)

TIPPING FEES

THE AUSTRALIAN OPPORTUNITY

Australia's Organic Waste Problem is its Biggest Green Energy Opportunity


Australia generates 48 million metric tonnes of organic waste every year — from fruit and vegetable processing, food manufacturing, feedlots, agricultural operations, and municipal collections. The vast majority goes to landfill, where it decomposes and generates methane: a greenhouse gas 80 times more potent than CO₂ over 20 years.

New national regulations are fundamentally changing the economics of organic waste. Australia's National Food Waste Strategy and state-level organic waste bans are creating a structural, long-term market for anaerobic digestion. While the technology has scaled across Europe and the UK for 20+ years, Australia remains largely untapped — with its first biomethane grid injection only occurring in 2023.

The regulatory, commercial, and infrastructure conditions are now aligning rapidly. AWE is positioned to be the leading operator in this transition.

48M

tonnes organic waste generated per year in Australia

~11%

of waste sector GHG emissions from landfill methane

60M

tonnes projected by 2035

2023

Year of first biomethane grid injection in Australia

WHY NOW - REGULATORY DRIVERS:

National Food Waste Strategy

Australia's commitment to halve food waste by 2030 drives new obligations on waste generators and mandates diversion from landfill — a structural tailwind for AD projects across the country.

Guarantee of Origin Scheme (Nov 2025)

Australia's Guarantee of Origin scheme launched November 2025, enabling biomethane producers to issue certified renewable gas certificates and participate in a formal, tradeable renewable gas market for the first time.

New ACCU Methodology for Biomethane

A new Australian Carbon Credit methodology specifically covering biomethane from anaerobic digestion is in development — allowing AD project operators to generate and sell ACCUs, adding a significant new revenue stream.

State Organic Waste Bans

Multiple Australian states have enacted or are enacting bans on organic material in general waste streams, mandating separate collection and creating guaranteed, long-term feedstock supply chains for AD operators.

Three Projects in the AWE Australian Pipeline

CURRENT AUSTRALIAN PROJECTS


AWE's Australian subsidiary is actively advancing three projects. All three are targeted for completion within the next two years. One project is permit-ready and can proceed immediately, subject to project financing.

PROJECT 1 - Victoria

Mildura Anaerobic Digestion Facility

AWE's flagship Australian project in Mildura, Victoria — the heart of Australia's Murray-Darling horticultural region. Full facility design, site plans, and environmental documentation completed.

Location: Mildura, Victoria

Feedstock: Agricultural residues, fruit & vegetable processing, food manufacturing by-products

Outputs: Biomethane, biogenic CO₂, organic fertiliser, ACCUs, tipping fees

Status: Permit-ready — full design and planning completed

✓ Permit-Ready

PROJECT 2 - Shepparton Area

Goulburn Valley Organic Waste Project

AWE's second project targets the Shepparton and Goulburn Valley region — one of Australia's most intensive food processing areas, with significant organic waste from fruit canneries, dairy, and vegetable processing.

Location: Shepparton / Goulburn Valley, Victoria

Feedstock: Fruit processing residues, dairy waste, vegetable processing by-products

Outputs: Biomethane, biogenic CO₂, organic fertiliser, carbon credits

Status: Active negotiation with waste operators and landowners

In Negotiation

PROJECT 3 - Regional Australia

Third Australian Anaerobic Digestion Facility

AWE's third project is in early negotiation with waste operators across regional Australia. Location and feedstock to be confirmed following feasibility assessment.

Location: Regional Australia — subject to feedstock confirmation

Feedstock: To be confirmed — agricultural or food processing

Outputs: Full six-stream revenue model

Timeline: Targeted for completion within 2 years

Pipeline

Six Revenue Streams from Every Australian Project

REVENUE MODEL


Every AWE project converts a single organic waste input into six simultaneous revenue streams — delivering resilient returns across commodity cycles and multiple pathways to green financing and carbon market participation.

01

Renewable Biomethane

Pipeline-quality or CNG-grade renewable natural gas for industrial use, transport fuel, or grid injection under Australia's Guarantee of Origin scheme.

02

Biogenic CO₂

Certified food-grade CO₂ captured from the AD process — sold to food & beverage manufacturers, greenhouse horticulture, and carbonated drinks producers.

03

Organic Digestate Fertiliser

Nutrient-rich, certified organic fertiliser returned to agricultural land, replacing synthetic fertiliser and closing the circular nutrient loop.

04

Carbon Credits (ACCUs)

Australian Carbon Credit Units generated through certified landfill avoidance and methane destruction, tradeable on the Australian carbon market.

05

Tipping Fees

Gate fees charged to waste generators — farms, food processors, and councils — for accepting and processing their organic waste streams.

06

Electricity (Optional)

Where biomethane powers on-site generation, surplus electricity is exported to the grid or sold to adjacent industrial buyers under long-term agreements.

The AWE Project Process — Eight Stages from MOU to Operation

PROJECT DELIVERY

Every AWE anaerobic digestion project is tailored to the specific waste material, site conditions, and energy output of each client. From initial MOU to a commissioned plant typically takes 18–24 months.

1

PROJECT MOU

Establish a Memorandum of Understanding to outline project scope, waste volumes, and commercial objectives.

2

WASTE ASSESSMENT

Confirm the source, type, and volume of organic waste to validate project feasibility and revenue projections.

3

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Comprehensive analysis of waste composition and development of pre-digester treatment methodology.

4

REVENUE VALIDATION

Confirm the revenue model for each output stream — biomethane, CO₂, fertiliser, and carbon credits.

5

SITE & PLANT DESIGN

Site evaluation, plant layout design using world-leading AD technology partners, and finalised project costing.

6

CONTRACT FINALISATION

Complete all formal commercial agreements — feedstock supply, offtake arrangements, and financing.

7

REGULATORY APPROVALS

Apply for and secure all planning, environmental, and operating permits under Australian regulations.

8

CONSTRUCTION & COMMISSIONING

Build and commission the AD plant, test all six revenue streams, and hand over to operational management.

REGULATORY CONTEXT

Australia's Regulations Are Creating a Structural Market for AD


A series of national and state-level policy changes are converging to create mandatory demand for anaerobic digestion capacity — and to unlock new revenue streams for operators. Every major regulatory development directly benefits AWE's business model.

2017 National Food Waste Strategy

Australia commits to halving food waste by 2030, establishing a national framework driving investment in organic waste diversion infrastructure.

2022 State Organic Waste Bans Begin

Multiple Australian states begin implementing bans on organic material in general waste, creating mandated separate collection and guaranteed feedstock supply for AD operators.

2023 First Biomethane Grid Injection

Australia's first biomethane grid injection (Jemena Malabar, NSW) demonstrates commercial viability of the technology in the Australian context and infrastructure.

2023 Guarantee of Origin Scheme Launch

Australia's Guarantee of Origin scheme goes live in November 2025 — enabling biomethane producers to issue certified renewable gas certificates and participate in a formal tradeable renewable gas market for the first time.

2026+ New ACCU Methodology for Biomethane

New Australian Carbon Credit methodology covering biomethane from AD in development — allowing project operators to earn ACCUs for the first time and adding a significant additional revenue stream.

Why AWE Is Positioned to Lead

First-mover advantage. While AD has operated at scale in Europe for 20+ years, the Australian market is nascent. AWE has projects in development ahead of market maturation — with the permit-ready Mildura facility able to proceed immediately.

Three simultaneous revenue streams.AWE pursues all three primary AD outputs — biomethane, biogenic CO₂, and digestate fertiliser — simultaneously. The CO₂ stream is particularly underexploited; no Australian competitor addresses this commercially online.

Regulatory tailwinds. Every major regulatory development — Guarantee of Origin, state organic bans, ACCU methodology — directly benefits AWE's revenue model. The regulatory environment is actively creating the market AWE operates in.

Project-specific technology selection.AWE partners with world-leading AD technology providers, selecting the optimal solution for each project's specific waste stream, scale, and output requirements.

Proven international track record. AWE's operational project in the Philippines provides commissioning evidence that Australian investors and waste operators can reference.

PROJECT DELIVERY MODELS

AWE delivers Australian projects across three commercial structures:

A) Build, Own and Operate — AWE finances, builds, owns and operates the facility, sharing revenue with the host waste operator

B) Build and Operate for Third Party — AWE builds and operates on behalf of a third-party investor or waste operator who funds the project

C) Hybrid model — A combination of A and B, structured to reflect the specific commercial requirements of each project

AUSTRALIAN LEADERSHIP

The AWE Team


AWE's leadership team brings over 30 years of combined senior executive experience across SE Asia, including established regional networks in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.

Stuart Helmore

CEO & DIRECTOR - BASED IN PHILIPPINES

MBA, Southern Cross University. CEO since July 2024. Over 30 years in process development, technology commercialisation, and growth leadership across chemical, energy, food, pharma, and industrial markets throughout Asia. Leads all SE Asian project development from AWE's Philippines base, overseeing the Cebu commissioning and follow-on pipeline.

Phillip Pryor

EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN & DIRECTOR

Bachelor of Economics, La Trobe University. Fellow AICD (FAICD). Over 30 years of senior executive experience across Australia and ASEAN — including living in Malaysia (2001–2004 and 2014–2018) and as Regional Managing Director for SICPA overseeing a US$150M Asia-Pacific business. Co-founded AWE in 2024, bringing deep SE Asian networks and board governance experience.

Nicholas Lee

CFO & COMPANY SECRETARY

Qualified accountant with 15+ years across Treasury, Stockbroking and Investment Banking in Australia and internationally, including 8 years in Asia. Former Finance Director, ASX-listed Terragen Holdings Ltd (2014–2019). Co-founder of AWE Technology Solutions (2024). Manages AWE's group financial structure across Singapore parent and regional subsidiaries.

TALK TO AWE ABOUT AUSTRALIA

Whether you manage agriculture waste, food processing residues, feedlot by-products or municipal organic streams — AWE can scope, design, and deliver an anaerobic digestion solution that turns your waste liability into a multi-stream revenue asset. Obligation-free.

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