Gasification

Gas represents more than 21% of the global demand for primary energy.
Global demand for gas is currently increasing by 2.8% / year.
2/3 of the proven reserves of natural gas are in Russia and in the Middle East.
Reserves in Europe fell by 40% over the over the past few years.
In 2020, Europe will produce only 1/3 of its needs and and will be 80% dependent in 2030.

Evolution of gas prices Gas consuming sectors in France in 2012

Residential Agriculture
37,5% 1%

Tertiary
37,5%
Industries
9%
Energy
9%
January 1988 January 2013

World gas consumption in 2011: 3222.9 billion of m 3

our SOLUTION
Biogreen is a thermochemical conversion pro-
cess in the absence of oxygen. Biogreen, ope-
rating at high temperatures, can produce syngas
with a high LHV from products such as:
Biomass Plastics
Tires Sewage sludge, digestat...

ADVANTAGES
Universal and mobile process
The syngas can be used in engines, burners and gas
turbine*
The syngas can act as a substitute for gas on
Proj ec t io n o f t he nu mb e r o f p l a n ts o f p o w e r g e nerati on
cogeneration plant
b y gas if ic a t io n f r o m w a s te a n d b i o ma ss i n F ra nce
T
 he syngas can be used in the synthesis of biofuel,
biomethane
Eurostat & analyse CHO power

*subject to appropriate packaging

gasification
& OPERATING SOLUTION

Residues of biomass, tire,

plastic, sewage sludge... Boiler/ steam
Syngas
Gas engine

Gas turbine

DME, biomethane,
dihydrogen
PROCESS

Solid residues:
biochar, coke...

Biochar, Coke: 5-25% Syngas: 75-95%

Product analysis

Typical analysis of gas after gasification at 700c with Biogreen process

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