Applications
The way to climate-neutral steelworks
Our patented chemical looping hydrogen process (H2Loop) can be used to produce clean hydrogen and concentrated carbon dioxide from blast furnace gas and other metallurgical gases. The EU project H2Loop is providing the framework to bring this process to market maturity. This enables the steel industry to make its production more climate-friendly without having to invest heavily in converting the entire process chain.
In addition to Rouge H2 Engineering, the project also involves two partners from the steel industry: VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH (BFI) and Acciaierie d’Italia, Italy’s largest steel plant. The scientific partner is the Polytechnic University of Turin. In addition, our partner company AMBARtec AG contributes its extensive expertise in the iron-water vapour process.
https://h2loop.eu/
RGH2 converts landfill gas to hydrogen
The Bergische Abfallwirtschaftsverband (BAV) and the Graz-based hydrogen specialist Rouge H2 Engineering (RGH2) have commissioned a research reactor at the Leppe landfill site. There they are investigating hydrogen production from landfill gas. https://gwf-gas.de/forschung-entwicklung/hochreiner-wasse
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World’s first high-purity hydrogen from biogas.
Austrian researchers have demonstrated a chemical looping system can be retrofitted into biogas plants. It is said the new tech can produce high-purity hydrogen for fuel cells on an industrial scale. The scientists concerned said their system could produce hydrogen, on a decentralized basis, for €5/kg. Austria’s Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) and compatriot start-up Rouge H2 Engineering have announced the “world’s first” production of high-purity hydrogen from biogas, using a new chemical looping process.