Licenses or sub-licenses the gasification technology to preferred project developers. To learn more about being a potential license or sub-license partner, please contact BIOTECHWORKS-H2 with details about your project along with relative company information.

• Gasifier and polisher
• Process design package for gasification isle
• Technology license of sub-license
• Arranged Engineering support.

The project developer is responsible for ensuring feedstock is adequately prepared for the gasification process.

• Waste entering the gasifier should be between 0.5 and 2 inches (12mm to 50mm) in size.
• Feedstock up to 20% moisture typically does not require pre-drying.
• Ash content below 15% is best for efficiency.
• Feedstock lower heating value above 12-15 MJ/kg (dry basis) is ideal.
• Heterogenous waste streams including blends of different waste sources are acceptable.

We are the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of the Gasifier. As part of this equipment package, a project developer would receive:

• Gasifier technology license or sub-license.
• Major equipment (vessels, feed equipment, and slag removal).
• Burners and oxygen/steam lances or sub-license.
• Automation and controls.
• Commissioning assistance and operator training.

• Selection of waste heat boiler or direct quench will be based on project heat integration study.
• The waste heat boiler will be supplied by your vendor.
• The techno-economic analyses offered by our partner, as part of its engineering package, will support developers in making these decisions.

• The waste cleaning section removes tar and soot from the raw syngas exiting the gasifier.
• The multi-stage gas cleaning configuration is specified in Sierra Energy’s process design package (PDP).
• The gas cleaning section uses commercially available equipment from 3rd party vendors.
• The soot removed from the syngas is recycled to the gasifier.

• The developer is responsible for the end-product technology.
• BIOTECHWORKS-H2 and our partner will work with the developer to ensure syngas meets required specifications.
• Common end-products include hydrogen, methanol, renewable natural gas, and electricity.