Sentences with phrase «syngas at»

Mississippi Power expects to start making syngas at Kemper in June, and to connect to the grid by the end of the year.

Not exact matches

The next step is to get them operating on syngas [made from coal],» explained John Huggins, vice president of generation development at Mississippi Power.

At the University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign, researchers have developed a way to efficiently convert carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide, a component of synthetic gas, or «syngas.»

By 2012 this should fall to $ 1.33 — at least for those companies using steam to turn biomass into syngas (several firms, he says, have developed this technology).

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a new, carbon - neutral way to convert vegetable - based fuels to syngas, a breakthrough that could allow producers to power hydrogen fuel cells or create a replacement for America's dwindling supplies of natural gas, all without relying on fossil fuels.

Because CO2 is less concentrated and at much lower pressure in smokestack gases than it is in syngas, it won't spontaneously dissolve into a liquid solvent.

Further, Bolsen reported that Coskata has licensed a variety of anaerobic bacterial strains capable of converting both CO and H2, and has patents pending for its bioreactor designs, which are scalable and capable of carrying out fermentation or converting syngas to ethanol at low - to - moderate pressures and low temperatures.

Researchers at the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have concentrated 3,000 «suns» of solar thermal energy into a solar reactor at 1,500 °C for thermochemical splitting of H2O and CO2 into hydrogen and carbon monoxide (syngas), the precursor to kerosene and other liquid fuels.

Most advanced routes for solar production of hydrogen, syngas, and liquid fuels have been demonstrated at pilot scale.

I'm stymied in my search for elegance - coming up with a way to utilize the syngas precursor that the woody feedstock to charcoal torrefaction process produces that's practical at the technology level of charcoal used for cooking, space heating, and «craft style» metal working and also operates well over a dispersed area with many small charcoal production operations.

One of the engineers, Brett Wingo, who blew the whistle on schedule delays at the plant in a New York Times investigation earlier this month, noted that aside from the gasifier itself, which is supposed to turn lignite coal into synthesis gas, or syngas, there are numerous other first - of - its - kind systems that Southern is not publicly acknowledging as likely delaying factors in its bid to put its «clean coal» power plant — already two years behind schedule and almost $ 5 billion over-budget — on - line.