Compact Syngas trials powering Kenyan tea factories through waste from tea production
Compact Syngas Solutions (CSS) have pioneered a solution that will see Kenyan tea factories being powered by waste from tea production.
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Compact Syngas Solutions (CSS) have pioneered a solution that will see Kenyan tea factories being powered by waste from tea production.
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Energy Security and Net-Zero Minister Graham Stuart announces £80m investment to help manufacturers transition from fossil fuels, with projects including hydrogen trials and carbon capture innovations.
Removing the carbon dioxide reduces the carbon footprint of the hydrogen produced and makes the process more efficient. The syngas, once separated from the hydrogen, is also used in a gas engine that generates energy to power the process and export surplus to the grid, maximizing outputs from the system.
British clean energy company Compact Syngas Solutions (CSS) has today (June 28) secured almost £4m in government funding to make its biomass and waste-to-hydrogen plants even greener by using carbon capture.