When it started in September 2007, Kingdom Bioenergy Ltd had three contracts:

1. With the University of Reading to provide lectures and project supervison on the subject of Biomass Conversion Technologies. The lectures were for half a module of the MSc Course on Renewable Energy: Technology and Sustainability. This is a course that has been running at the University of Reading (under different names) since the early 1980s.


2. With Ashden Awards, writing material for their new web pages, doing technical assessment of international applications and making visits to international projects to assess their suitability for an Award.


3. With Biojoule Ltd, doing research on ways of preparing biomass materials for conversion to high grade biomass pellets. These pellets will be used in furnaces to generate heat.

Contract 2 has continued with other consulting work alongside the visits to renewable energy projects each year.

Previous to setting up Kingdom Bioenergy Ltd, Dr David Fulford was involved in a range of consulting activities and projects related to renewable energy technologies in different parts of the world.

In 2009, he was involved in a one-day workshop on anaerobic digestion at the University of Reading, as well as gaving a talk at the REA (Renewable Energy Association) Bioenergy Conference at EBEC in Warwickshire.

More recent contracts are with LooWatt Ltd, a company set up to develop waterless toilets and with a company requiring technical drawing work.

Consulting Work