Emma Roberts, Author at Australian Sugar Milling Council

New UK-Australia free trade deal stirs sugar industry confidence |16 June 2021

Posted on June 16, 2021June 16, 2021 by Emma Roberts

Loading bulk sugar for export Australia’s raw sugar manufacturers and exporters have congratulated the Australian Government on securing greater access for raw sugar in the proposed Aus-UK Free Trade Agreement. The Australian Sugar Milling Council (ASMC) has acknowledged the prospect of an immediate access gain of 80,000 tonnes. “Annual improvements leading to full access after eight yea...
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Sugar power covers for Callide power station outage | 31 May 2021

Posted on June 1, 2021June 1, 2021 by Emma Roberts

Sugar power, the electricity produced from plant fibre left over from crushing cane, is providing a homegrown solution to stablising Queensland’s electricity network as Biloela’s Callide Power Station remains offline. Australian Sugar Milling Council (ASMC) Director, Economics, Policy and Trade David Rynne said co-generation facilities co-located at Wilmar’s Victoria Mill in Ingham, and Ma...
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South Pole and McCullough Robertson Climate Leaders Forum

Posted on May 25, 2021May 25, 2021 by Emma Roberts

Challenge: How can Queensland's Sugar Milling Industry Unlock the Huge Potential of Renewable Co-Generation Using Waste Products for the Milling Process to Help Decarbonise the State's Energy System? | 25 May 2021 David Rynne speaking points Thank you to Tom and Dominic for the invitation to discuss the Australian sugar industry’s renewable energy agenda and some of the commercial and r...
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