Energy from natural resources
Efficient systems and renewable energy sources are crucial building blocks for the responsible use of our natural resources. PYREG systems are primarily designed for the production of pollutant-free carbon products of different quality levels. But we wouldn’t be PYREG if we hadn’t designed our process so efficiently that it can also be used to recover regenerative heat and produce regenerative electricity.
A PYREG system works autothermally for the carbonisation of input material (usually biogenic substances or sewage sludge). This means that only energy from the biomass or sewage sludge is used to maintain the thermal process. In addition, an energy surplus of up to 150 kWth is generated in a P500 plant and up to 450 kWth in a P1.500 plant. This excess heat can either be used directly for neighbouring processes (drying, local heating network…) or converted into electricity by means of a turbine.
A PYREG system works autothermally for the carbonisation of input material (usually biogenic substances or sewage sludge). This means that only energy from the biomass or sewage sludge is used to maintain the thermal process. In addition, an energy surplus of up to 150 kWth is generated in a P500 plant and up to 450 kWth in a P1.500 plant. This excess heat can either be used directly for neighbouring processes (drying, local heating network…) or converted into electricity by means of a turbine.
