In case you were wondering....

....what Agrigrid can do.

• Planning

Agrigrid can provide feasibility studies on AD plants, including financial planning.  Our specialist design teams can provide a one stop shop for preparation of planning permission applications, licensing, building and technical system design.

• Project Management

By utilizing our many years of experience, Agrigrid can manage the construction of your plant.  Liaising with local and statutory bodies, supervising installation and ensuring the very highest quality standards are met in all materials and equipment used.  Agrigrid can also ensure that financial models are strictly adhered to during construction and commissioning.

• Operation

Agrigrid can provide management for your plant, carrying out day to day administrative tasks and ensuring feed-stocks remain at most advantageous levels, scheduling deliveries, making sure they are made on time and checking same.  We can provide continuous liaison with suppliers, maintenance staff and the National Electrical Grid, ensuring optimal output from your plant.

• Monitoring

Through our central monitoring facility, Agrigrid can ensure that every component of your plant is operating to its highest level of efficiency, that all equipment is performing and that maximum output is maintained, thus ensuring your return on investment.

• Maintenance

Agrigrid can ensure that regular and preventative maintenance is carried out quickly and efficiently on your plant.  Our monitoring service as detailed above, will feed directly into our maintenance database and can spot in advance any problems which may be imminent.  This approach can greatly reduce downtime and subsequently keep your plant at optimum output and profitability.  

And the adventure continues....

Well, its certainly all go here at the moment.  As well as trying to spread the word on Agrigrid, there are Logos, Business Cards, Brochure's and Web-Sites to design.  There are facebook pages to set up and Twitter accounts to be attended to. 
One of the things which has struck me most is the cyber aspect of setting up a business.  When I have mentioned the company to people lately, one of the first things they say is, "what's you facebook page called?" or "are you on Twitter".  I think that in the 21st century, cyber marketing has become more important than good old fashioned letters, brochures and certainly the positively archaic fax.  We even had a discussion in the office as to whether we even needed a fax machine, I won out and we will have one, for the time being anyway and especially for those Luddites, people of a nostalgic nature.
On top of all that, broadband connections, data packages for phones, mobile web, its more like trying to captain the USS Enterprise under a Borg attack than starting a company :-).  But anyway, these are the things we have to do these days, in the long run we hope all of this technology will make our lives and businesses easier to manage, we'll see...I'll keep you posted...post: do we still post letters?????