Major Japanese industrial gas company trusts Xylergy for development of local gasification market!
Air Water Inc. has acquired a turnkey biomass to energy plant from Xylergy. The plant will be operated by the client supporting its technical and commercial development.
The project starting end 2023 is a technological showcase.
Xylergy delivers its first overseas turnkey power plant integrating the NOTAR®, specifically adapted to its client’s development needs.
CHU UCL Mont-Godinne hospital has decided to cut its high natural gas consumption by replacing fossil fuels with gas from local biomass as forest residues and recycled wood. The renewable syngas, produced by NOTAR® reactor, powers a CHP unit. The 400-beds hospital makes use of the energy produced to provide electricity and heat to its facilities throughout the year; thereby covering 40% of its electricity consumption, 65% of its heat.
Production of renewable electricity and heat with locally sourced woodchips
Clean syngas produced with vineyard’s residues feeding an industrial glass kiln.
Wood residues from vineyard maintenance in the Champagne region are collected. Syngas is produced locally to power a glass bottle kiln. This energy production in a circular economy makes your bottles of Champagne greener.
Xylowatt’s test gasifier plant, a development tool installed in a leading university.
TGP is a 150 kWth NOTAR® Gasifier linked to a gas conditioning unit. The NOTAR® Test Gasification Plant is composed of a feeding system, a NOTAR® gasifier, and a gas conditioning unit. It is designed to be flexible to various uses and is equipped with reinforced instrumentation. The TGP is a R&D tool used to support scientific research and Xylergy’s product development. It is available for testing new applications or waste for our clients.
You can benefit from our Test Gasification Plant
Demo NOTAR® plant connected on district heating
