India’s first Biomass-based hydrogen plant to be constructed in Khandwa
Highlights:
- India’s first commercial-scale biomass-based hydrogen plant will be constructed in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh.
- From 30 tonnes of biomass feedstock, Biomass-based hydrogen plant will produce a tonne of hydrogen per day.
- It will also produce biochar and methane.
- It will be put up with an investment of Rs 24 crore.
- The plant is being put up by Watomo Energies Ltd in association with Biezel Green Energy.
- Watomo Energies is a ‘consulting, implementation, marketing, and project management company’.
- It is more like a farmer-producer organization.
- Biezel Green is a company promoted by Prof Preetam Singh, from IIT BHU. It is the technology partner, owning the technology for ‘thermally accelerated anaerobic digestion (TAD) reactor’.
- The reactor can produce methane, hydrogen, and biochar from biomass.
- Biezel Green will own 50 % in the joint venture.
- While, 50 % will come from interested farmers.
- Hydrogen is produced from Biomass through Biomass gasification process.
- Biomass is a renewable organic resource.
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