CentraleSupelec

A thermolysis-based process developed by Haffner Energy that produces renewable hydrogen from biomass by heating raw material to 450°C and extracting hydrogen molecules from the resulting gas mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen.

A thermal decomposition process applied to biomass feedstocks to produce hydrogen and other gases without carbon emissions.

Marne, north-eastern France

A demonstration project to produce hydrogen from biomass using the HYNOCA thermolysis process. The facility is designed to produce 5 kg of hydrogen per hour using wood pellets, wood chips, and agricultural waste feedstocks.

A hydrogen no carbon technology that enables production of renewable hydrogen by cracking biomass through thermolysis at 450°C. The process extracts hydrogen molecules from a gas mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen released by heated raw material.