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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-wasserstoff-aus-deponiegas/
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.
