Gasification is a promising alternative method for producing hydrogen, as detailed in this comprehensive exploration of hydrogen production methods. This process involves splitting water into hydrogen ...

We produce over 2 billion tons of waste per year, a number that's expected to grow by 70% by 2050. We've long sought ways to turn all this waste into energy, but this has usually meant incineration - ...

Waste gasification, a process for converting garbage into fuel and electricity without incinerating it, may be a step closer to large-scale commercialization. Last week, Houston’s Waste Management, a ...

Towns in central and northern Maine were seeking a workable alternative to landfills and incinerators when they engaged Fiberight to build a municipal solid-waste-processing unit in the town of ...

Pyrolysis and gasification represent two complementary thermochemical pathways for converting solid waste—ranging from municipal refuse and sewage sludge to agricultural residues and plastics—into ...

Co-gasification of plastic and biomass waste is a thermochemical route that combines two abundant waste streams in a single reactor to produce a high-energy synthesis gas. By subjecting mixed plastic ...

Reno, Nevada--(Newsfile Corp. - December 4, 2020) - XcelPlus International Inc. (OTC Pink: XLPI) today announced its acquisition of controlling interest in the plasma-waste-to-energy company, ...

Peel Environmental has signed an agreement for the development of up to 11 plants designed to produce hydrogen through small-scale gasification technology using plastic waste as a feedstock. An aerial ...

The City of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec, and Global Clean Energy Inc. (GCEI), Denver, Colo., have received a grant that will allow them to field test a gasification project designed to convert ...

Beset by a new state environmental law that’s seeking to severely cut down on organic waste that ends up in landfills, the city of Napa's Solid Waste and Recycling Division is exploring two new ...

Modern science has given us incredible breakthroughs in medicine, biology, agriculture, transportation, electronics, and communications, but along with the benefits come problems as well. Virtually ...