The current global scenario reflects that the majority of EU livestock is located in a few member states (Spain, France, Germany, Poland, Denmark, Ireland, Italy and the Netherlands). The produced pig herd in Spain is estimated at 65 million pigs, distributed in 95,000 producing farms.
Furthermore, the
global emissions
of livestock sector are estimated at around 7.6 gigatonnes of CO₂ equivalent.
Considering that, the estimated mitigation potential of a project like SinGEI is 10%, about 2.5 gigatons of CO₂-eq, regarding the global baseline scenario, if producers continued with the lowest emissions intensity, keeping a constant production.
If the action were reduced to Europe, applying a reduction in the main pig and beef herds, we could estimate a reduction of 30 million t CO₂eq per year. The SINGEI Project Euro Challenge!
DENMARK
12.8M 215 (x100hab)
SPAIN
30.1M 63 (x100hab)
POLAND
11.9M 29 (x100hab)
GERMANY
27.6M 33 (x100hab)
NETHERLANDS
12.3M 70 (x100hab)
FRANCE
13.1M 19 (x100hab)
SWINE CENSUS IN EUROPE
Figures in millions of pigs and quantity per 100 inhabitants. Source EUROSTAT 2018
GLOBAL GHG REDUCTION POSSIBILITIES
Our vision focuses on the reduction or mitigation of CO2-eq emissions, according to the following figures, expressed in millions of tons. (Source: FAO 2020).
BOVINE
SWINE
POULTRY
BUFFALO
SMALL RUMINANTS
WHAT OBJECTIVE DOES THE SINGEI PROJECT HAVE?
Qualitative elements
OF THE ACTION PLAN
DENITRIFICATION
- ANIMAL STRESS
- GREENHOUSE EFFECT GASES
RECYCLING
BIOFERTILIZERS
ORGANICS
WATER COGENERATION
REINDUSTRIALIZATION
CIRCULAR ECONOMY
TAKEOVER
BIOGAS
Quantitative objectives
OF THE ACTION PLAN
2600 FARMS
In the pilot phase
5.000.000 PLACES
White layer fattening pigs
12.000.000 m3
Manure treated per year
125.000 t CO2
Annual mitigation of livestock emissions
HOW DOES SINGEI PROJECT WORK?
The first step towards meeting the previous objectives in terms of reducing greenhouse gases and reactivating livestock farming in Spain begins with a Pilot Project in Campo de Cartagena in the Region of Murcia, focused on INTENSIVE WHITE LAYER SWINE FARMS.