Clean Renewable Energy
Photosynthesis, the process by which plants generate energy from the sun, is at the core of our approach. This indirect solar energy source enables us to absorb carbon dioxide from the air, contributing to a healthier environment.
To further our commitment to sustainability, we actively collect agricultural and forestry waste, which we then utilize through gasification to produce clean synthetic gas. This clean gas is subsequently utilized as a fuel to generate electricity, reducing our reliance on conventional fossil fuels and minimizing our carbon footprint.
By prioritizing the use of renewable resources and employing innovative technologies, we aim to play a pivotal role in paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future. Join us in our journey towards a cleaner, brighter world powered by nature.
Biomass to Gas
A Historical Perspective
As early as the late 19th century, the conversion of biomass into combustible gas was already a common practice. The city of Paris, the first in Europe to have streetlights, earned the nickname "the City of Light" due to its use of similar technology. Even during World War II, German weaponry often relied on gasified fuel as their driving energy source.
Advantages of Biomass Energy
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Continuous operation day and night
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Unaffected by weather conditions
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Requires relatively small land area
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No by-products or waste generated
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Environmentally friendly and sustainable
Biomass Green Energy Distributed Power Grid
Distributed biomass energy gasification power microgrid is the optimal solution for providing baseload electricity in addition to solar and wind power