A.T. Biopower is a special purpose company headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand that will build, own and operate four rice husk fueled electric power plants in central Thailand. The Electric Generating Authority of Thailand will buy 20 MWs of power from each plant under a 25-year contract. The power plants also produce a valuable rice husk ash that can be sold to the steel and cement industries. Each power plant’s design and operation guarantee that all Thai and international environmental standards will be met. The plants provide significant employment and other benefits to the communities near the plants.

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Korat Waste to Energy, Ltd. (KWTE) is a special purpose company formed to construct a baffled anaerobic digester at the Sanguan Wongse Industries (SWI) starch factory in the Korat District of Thailand. The digester converts organic waste from SWI's starch factory into biogas. The biogas is piped to SWI where it replaces SWI's use of fuel oil for starch drying and for the production of 3.1 MW of electric power.

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Noor Web, based in Marrakech, Morocco, is a rural energy services company that has installed and maintains over 5,000 solar home systems in the region of Taroudant in Southern Morocco. Noor Web uses small local enterprises, called Dar Noors, to provide maintenance and sales of solar equipment including solar powered tools that will provide financial benefits for new solar power micro-enterprises, solar hot water heaters and solar electric systems

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Thai Biogas Energy Company (TBEC) was formed in year 2004 by Al Tayyar Energy in order to develop, finance, build and operate biogas projects in Thailand. The initial market for the company has been Thai starch factories and TBEC is utilizing the biogas technology used by the Korat Waste to Energy Company in its successful biogas plant in Korat.

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