As the world advocates for decarbonization, industries are responding by looking for innovative ways to optimize their processes for a cleaner tomorrow. Emerging and reinvented technologies to support the continuous drive to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can form a cornerstone of corporate stewardship.
QS now has the option to deliver two types of W2E, Blue SYSTEMS, a steam reforming process from Germany and the KUG solution, slow pyrolysis gasification system also from Germany. Both solutions use their respective solutions to turn either Municipal Waste, Biomass & used Tyres into a syngas that is then used to produce H2 or Electricity.
BLUE SYSTEMS
BLUE SYSTEMS has the flexibility to produce Hydrogen from a wide variety of wastes.
It’s now estimated that the global demand for H2 by 2050 will be 614million+ tons p/a. Currently 95% of H2 is Grey H2, which due to the how it’s produced, only has a market value of $1. However, the Green H2 we will produce can either be sold for $6-$8 p/kg or used to produce downstream services that the market will pay a premium for, such as Ammonia and Urea production.
The WORLD Bank has identified 2 industries and one of sector that are responsible for excessive CO2. Steel Mills and Cement are responsible for 20% of emissions and Agriculture a further 18%. Cement releases an extreme amount CO2 each year. It’s the highest consumed product on earth besides water. Until the overall emissions are cut worldwide, the environment will continue to be polluted with over 4-billion tons of CO2 annually due to this industry. In 2016, Data Centers consumed 70 billion kWh of electricity p/a in the USA, close to 2% of the nation’s electricity. Their demand continues to surge globally. Currently in Singapore, all newly proposed Data Centers are required to be powered by sustainable energy sources.