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Four seats open at the table.

The consortium is assembled and its agreements are signed. The seats still to fill are the ones that finance, build, run and buy from the plant.

Funding
About USD 500M
Operating
7,500 tonnes a day
Off take
Refuse derived fuel
Technology
Sort, shred, dry
  1. 01

    Funding partner

    Equity or project finance for a waste management project of about USD 500M, structured through the group's capital advisory arm.

    What you bring

    • Equity or project finance appetite for a project of about USD 500M
    • Experience of infrastructure or waste management finance

    What you receive

    The consortium brief under NDA, the capital case as it stands, and an introduction to the signed consortium partners.

  2. 02

    Operating partner

    A company with waste processing and fuel plant experience to design, build and run the plant.

    What you bring

    • Waste processing or refuse derived fuel plant experience
    • Capacity to design, build and operate at 7,500 tonnes a day

    What you receive

    The consortium brief under NDA, the technology and logistics mapping done so far, and a seat in the design conversation.

  3. 03

    Off takers

    Cement kilns and industrial users who would take refuse derived fuel under a supply agreement, replacing part of the coal they burn.

    What you bring

    • A kiln or industrial process that can use refuse derived fuel
    • Interest in a long term supply agreement

    What you receive

    The fuel specification as it is defined, the planned output, and early discussion of supply terms. No contract is signed yet.

  4. 04

    Technology partner

    Process technology suppliers for sorting, shredding and drying, including Canadian recovery technology through the Canada to UAE pipeline.

    What you bring

    • Sorting, shredding, drying or recovery technology at industrial scale
    • Willingness to validate feedstock and process performance

    What you receive

    The technical gap assessment and equipment shortlist as they develop, and pilot economics discussion.

How a partnership starts

Four steps from first contact to the consortium table

The concept summary first, the consortium brief under NDA second, the people third. The founder and the signed stakeholders are introduced where the fit is clear.

  1. 01

    Tell us your seat

    Funding, operating, off take or technology. Two questions on the form, then your details.

  2. 02

    Receive the concept summary

    The one-page summary: capacity, output, stage, what is done and what is sought.

  3. 03

    Sign the NDA, receive the consortium brief

    The consortium structure, the signed agreements in outline, the technology and logistics mapping, and the capital case.

  4. 04

    Meet the founder and the consortium

    A call with Adnan Feroz, then introductions to the signed stakeholders where the fit is clear.

Said plainly

What this site does not claim

AERC is at concept stage. No permit, site or off take contract is held yet, and no return figure is quoted. What is signed is the consortium structure and its agreements, by every stakeholder; what is in progress is the registration of the operating company with Dubai DED and a municipal partnership in development. The about page sets out the founder and board line, and the questions page answers what partners ask first.

Questions partners ask

What is AERC looking for?

A funding partner and an operating partner with waste to energy or refuse derived fuel experience, industrial off takers for supply agreements, and process technology partners.

What does a funding partner get?

The consortium brief under NDA and the capital case as it stands, for a project of about USD 500M structured through the group's capital advisory arm. No return figure is quoted on this site.

How does a partnership start?

Tell us your seat on the form, receive the concept summary, sign the NDA for the consortium brief, then meet the founder and the signed stakeholders where the fit is clear.

The AERC concept summary

One page: what the consortium is, the four-stage process, the designed capacity, the project size, what is signed and what is sought. For funders, operators, off takers and technology partners deciding whether to take the call.

  • Designed capacity of 7,500 tonnes of municipal waste a day, project size about USD 500M
  • The four stages from mixed waste to refuse derived fuel with a known energy value
  • Status: consortium agreements signed, company in registration, municipal partnership in development
  • The four seats open and what each partner receives under NDA

One email with the summary. No return figures, no projections, no follow-up you did not ask for.

Partner with AERC

Funders, operators, off takers and technology partners. Two questions, then your details. The concept summary follows, and the consortium brief under NDA.

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How would you like to be involved?

Pick the seat that fits. It decides which brief you receive.