The political and technical objective of the project is to ensure an efficient outcome of the Danish participation in the international work group IEA Bioenergy Agreement, Thermal Gasification of
A substantial know-how within pre-treatment of biomass and production of bioethanol has accumulated in Denmark over the past years, and increasing international focus has been brought to the Danish
The aim of the work is to participate in the IEA Implementing Agreement on Hydrogen (IAH), in order to stimulate and co-ordinate hydrogen activities in Denmark. The work includes: 1) Participation in
Through Danish participation in the group the country gains access to high level knowledge on the latest technology and markets developments as well as Rand D activities and results.
The project co-financed Danish participation in a European partnership under the 6th framework programme to test whether gas from thermal biomass gasification can be purified sufficiently to be used
The main purposes of the project were 1) to develop new catalyst materials by applying ‘flame spray deposition’ (FSD); 2) to optimise state-of-the-art MEA materials and electrode structure; 3) to
This project was meant to develop TK Energi’s stepwise gasification concept and improve full-scale demonstration at a plant in Gjøl. The pilot system was almost completed, but due to a delay, the
The objective of this project was to establish a wood-chip gasification system with a rated input of 600 kW. The system is an upgraded version of the Viking two-step gasifier developed at the
The project aimed to find new electrode materials for hydrogen development able to replace the costly and rare platinum normally used in PEM fuel cells. The project succeeded in demonstrating that
By setting up an experimental facility - SYSLAB – the project studied aspects of the basis for distributed resources such as wind turbines, photovoltaics and not least consumers participating in power
Using catalysts, enzymes and bacterial cultures, the project uncovered promising methods for converting biomass into more valuable products such as fuels in the form of ethanol, methane and hydrogen
The feasibility of utilizing energy crops (willow and miscanthus) and agriculture residues (wheat straw and corn stalker) in an anaerobic digestion process for biogas production was evaluated