HyOrc Reports 75.43% Combined Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide in Waste-Derived Syngas

PUBT · 1d ago
HyOrc Reports 75.43% Combined Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide in Waste-Derived Syngas
  • HyOrc reported 75.43% combined hydrogen and carbon monoxide in syngas from its first commercial module, with nitrogen at 0.76%.
  • Independent laboratory testing measured carbon monoxide at 39.88% and hydrogen at 35.55%.
  • Initial methanol production in Portugal is now targeted for Q1 2027, with final integration and factory testing targeted for early December.
  • The initial module targets processing 3 tonnes of refuse-derived fuel daily, yielding approximately 1 tonne of methanol.
  • A planned 35-tonne daily expansion targets 8 tonnes of methanol daily, backed by a €6.71 million non-repayable COMPETE 2030 STEP grant.


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