Netlab looks for companies interested in biomass gasification with hydrogen as main product:
Netlab promotes a high temperature, indirectly heated gasification technology developed by Green Fortress Engineering (spin-up of Indiana University- Purdue University Indianapolis, IUPI) which yields a produce gas in vol %: H2 42 %, CO2 9 %, N2 6 %, CO 38 %, CH4 5 %.
Typical hydrogen yields with a feed rate of 1 to 2 tons of biomass (e.g. crop and ligno- cellulosic waste, cardboard and animal manure) per day result in 5 to 8 kg H2 at production costs of 1,2 to 2 US$ per kg H2 depending on price of biomass.
