About us General data 55 M€ Consolidated net income (Group share) for 2020 507 M€ Consolidated revenues for 2020 772 M€ Consolidated net debt as at 31 December 2020 206 M€ Consolidated EBITDA for 2020 120 KWh KWh exported per tonne of sugar cane 606 experts Number of employees who put their skills to work every day around the Group to generate cleaner, more efficient energy To go further Find out more our renewable energies Explore our locations Get to know our jobs Follow us on social media Follow us on LinkedIn Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Contact Sitemap Legal information Press © Albioma This site uses cookies and gives you control over what you want to activate Accept all Personalize

Our locations > Mauritius Savannah power plant Type: Thermal biomass power plant Installed since: 2007 Installed capacity: 90 MW Workforce: 80 Commissioned in 2007, the Savannah biomass-fuelled thermal power plant produces low-pressure steam electric power for the Mauritian network. Activities The cogeneration plant located in Savannah, in southern Mauritius, has an installed capacity of 90 MW. It is jointly owned by the sugar producer OTEO LB, a company including Omnicane, Albioma and the Sugar Investment Trust, an investment cooperative run by Mauritian sugar industry workers. Biomass and energy production During sugar harvests, the Savannah plant operates essentially using bagasse, simultaneously generating electricity for the Central Electricity Board network and supplying the low-pressure steam required by Omnicane’s sugar refinery. Bagasse is a fibrous resource present in abundance in Mauritius, where sugar cane plantations remain the leading local agricultural resource. 1 2 3 4 5 Carbon Burn-Out – A world first At the Savannah plant in 2016, Omnicane and Albioma commissioned a system to decrease the amount of carbon present in coal waste. In 2019, this world-first “carbon burn-out” technology would used to process almost 40% (by tonnage) of the combustion by-products resulting from the activities at the Savannah, Terragen and Saint-Aubin plants, recovering them for use as cement admixtures in the construction industry. Visit our other plants? See all our sites Next site: Matoury To go further Find out more our renewable energies Explore our locations Get to know our jobs Follow us on social media Follow us on LinkedIn Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Contact Sitemap Legal information Press © Albioma This site uses cookies and gives you control over what you want to activate Accept all Personalize