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Midstream
Biomass Gasification & Biomethane
Use renewable biomass resources to produce green gas and replace traditional fossil natural gas.
TWO ROUTES
Green Gas Replacing
Traditional Oil & Gas
Two proven conversion routes create different energy carriers. Both avoid fossil carbon and enable a flexible, resilient clean energy system
Route One: Biomass Gasification
Thermochemical Gasification Produces Syngas (Hâ‚‚ + CO) to replace oil and gas.
Biomass feedstock
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Agricultural Residues
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Forestry Residues
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Organic Waste
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Thermochemical
Gasification
High-temperature thermochemical conversion of solid biomass into gas
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Syngas
Hâ‚‚ + CO
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Further Conversion
Pathways
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Methanol Production Fischer–Tropsch Synthetic Fuels
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Hydrogen Production
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Power Generation
Route Two: Biomethane
Suitable biomass may be evaluated for Anaerobic Digestion into Biogas, followed
by COâ‚‚ and impurity removal toward Biomethane product specifications.
Biomass
Suitable organic and biomass
feedstock
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Anaerobic
Digestion
Biological conversion under
controlled conditions
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Biogas
CHâ‚„ + COâ‚‚
→
Biomethane
Target specification: ≥95% CHâ‚„
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Products
Grid Injection · Bio-CNG /
Bio-LNG · On-site Power & Heat
Natural cycles. Real solutions.
Renewable molecules for a measurable low-carbon economy.
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