QS has an agreement with BLUE SYSTEMS , who have a solution to improve waste management and landfill reduction by effectively converting the many different forms of waste as raw material feedstock for conversion into renewable and sustainable energy using steam reforming.
The technology is a breakthrough that increases the efficiency of waste to energy (WTE) systems to the point of making them unequivocally economical to install and run, creating sustainable energy sources for local the community.
The Fischer Tropsch steam reforming was first developed in 1920’s in Germany to solve the shortage of fuel and energy. Germany for many years turned coal into synthetic oil to drive their economy and a patent was filed in 1929. The patent ran out in 1979 and was then picked up by Hydrogenion AG in 2000, since when, they have worked on supplying the technology and modular parts for 3rd party companies to use the technology to process mainly coal and wood steam reformers.