ECHO2

Herb growing

Green waste-to-energy technology development

Herb growing

Economic and policy research

A thermo-chemical process that converts organic waste into syngas, which is then purified to produce ultra-pure hydrogen.

A process that converts waste materials into usable forms of energy, such as heat or electricity. This research focuses on converting wet farm waste.

The exhaust from the ECHO2 boiler is a rich source of carbon dioxide that can be captured and used to enrich glasshouse environments.

South Australia

A fully automated green waste-to-energy plant that converts building wood waste into hot water, carbon dioxide, electricity, and biochar. The plant is designed for commercial horticultural operations.

A fully automated green waste-to-energy plant that converts building wood waste and other biomass materials into hot water, carbon dioxide, electricity, and biochar. The plant uses biomass gasification to produce synthetic gas that fuels an engine driving a generator.