Energy efficient
The deck claims the process requires about 3x less energy than green hydrogen, with potential for 7x efficiency.
The deck explains how methane pyrolysis creates zero-emission hydrogen while producing valuable carbon byproducts.
Bio green hydrogen is framed as an affordable, sustainable route for hydrogen production.
Sources of methane include biomass and agricultural residue, cattle dung and livestock waste, municipal solid waste, and industrial streams such as press mud and wastewater treatment plants.
Heating methane to about 1,200°C without oxygen to split it into hydrogen and solid carbon.
The process avoids carbon dioxide emissions entirely, unlike grey hydrogen.
Solid carbon black is highlighted as a valuable output for industrial applications.
The hydrogen pathway here is defined by a waste-based methane input, a pyrolysis conversion step, and a dual-value output.
The deck’s benefits section emphasizes lower energy use, useful carbon outputs, and a carbon intensity pathway that can become negative when biogas is used.
The deck claims the process requires about 3x less energy than green hydrogen, with potential for 7x efficiency.
Solid carbon black is presented for tires, plastics, coatings, and batteries.
Using biogas can reduce carbon intensity to -5.22 kg CO2e/kg.
The presentation says the methodology has received formal approval from a European registry, giving the project a transparent framework for quantification, monitoring, verification, and premium pricing.
The methodology is described as approved within a reputed European registry.
Hydrogen for fuel cells and industrial processes, carbon black for tyres and construction, and carbon removal credits for ESG compliance.
The deck says the framework supports corporate buyers, government agencies, and financial institutions.
The process combines biomass cultivation, biomethane, methane pyrolysis, digestate treatment, and market placement.
Napier grass cultivation through contract farming establishes the feedstock base.
Anaerobic digestion, biogas production, and purification prepare methane for the next stage.
The reactor produces hydrogen and carbon black with zero direct CO2 emissions.
Type IV hydrogen storage, carbon credits, and byproduct sales complete the revenue story.
The deck includes a production sequence and a schematic with compact footprint, low manpower, and high conversion efficiency.
Biomethane from local CBG manufacturers is pressure-reduced before entering the reactor.
The gas is electrically heated to roughly 1080-1120°C, splitting methane into hydrogen and carbon.
Carbon is collected and cooled while hydrogen passes through filtration and analysis.
The system is fully automated with interlocks and remote monitoring.
Approximately 2.5m x 2.5m x 6m with low power demand and minimal manpower.
Indirect heating fluidized bed reactor, N330 carbon black catalyst, 1000-1100°C, and 1.6-1.8 second reaction time.
98.5% conversion efficiency, cloud-based IoT integration, full automation, and zero discharge.
The deck lists low power usage at 40 KWH and one person per shift for manpower.
We can turn the hydrogen presentation into a crisp project page that keeps the production, storage, transport, and applications narrative intact.