ECT recently signed a joint venture agreement with Graphenex to support the rollout of phase two of the company’s Bacchus Marsh COLDry Project – a commercial scale net-zero hydrogen and electricity production.
The JVA will enable the first-of-a-kind demonstration of low emission electricity production from syngas and the generation of hydrogen derivative products from lignite and waste biomass blends, making it the largest demonstration of its kind in Australia.
Low emission electricity production from syngas and the generation of hydrogen derivative products from lignite and waste biomass blends will make it the largest demonstration of its kind in Australia.
GrapheneX will commit to supplying a multi-feedstock 39MW turbine to be installed at ECT’s Bacchus Marsh site and supply funding for the installation of the turbine and the formic acid process equipment.
The company has gone so far as to label a hydrogen category of its own – ‘Viridian hydrogen’, due primarily to its net-zero emission profile without the need for CCS.
This process being developed by ECT and GrapheneX uses low-value lignite and biomass feedstock for the production of syngas, hydrogen, formic acid, and agricultural char.
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