Water-based CO2 capture during hydrogen gasification

Waste-to-hydrogen technology and advanced gasification

Government policy and funding for energy and industrial strategy

Funding programme for decarbonization and renewable energy

A carbon capture method using water to separate and capture CO2 emissions during hydrogen production, avoiding the need for ammonia-derived amines.

Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage applied to hydrogen production, combining hydrogen generation from waste with integrated carbon capture and storage.

A process that converts organic waste matter into hydrogen or methane gas. This gas can then be used by fuel cells to produce electricity.

United Kingdom

A government-funded initiative to develop water-based CO2 capture technology during hydrogen production from waste gasification. The project aims to create a full-scale prototype and develop portable Micro H2 hubs.

A planned deployment of 10 portable hydrogen production hubs, each featuring four gasifiers. Designed to make CSS's carbon capture technology scalable and deployable across multiple locations.

Portable hydrogen production units featuring gasifiers, designed to convert waste into hydrogen while capturing CO2 emissions using water-based technology.