Reformed Energy utilizes L50 plasma gasification technology to convert municipal solid waste, plastics, and other materials into sustainable energy and synthetic fuels, including sustainable aviation fuel. The company addresses the global waste crisis by providing a scalable solution that generates up to 3.5 MW of power per unit while minimizing energy consumption.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Municipal solid waste, plastics, and other discarded materials pose a significant environmental challenge, requiring effective and scalable solutions for their conversion or disposal. Traditional waste management methods often result in landfill overflow, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Solution
Reformed Energy offers the L50 plasma gasification system, a technology designed to convert diverse waste streams into sustainable energy and synthetic fuels, including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The L50 system processes municipal solid waste, plastics, tires, wood waste, and liquid sludges, transforming them into synthesis gas. This gas can then be used for efficient power generation or further refined into valuable fuels. The modular design of the L50 enables scalability and adaptability to meet varying waste processing demands.
Target Audience
Reformed Energy targets municipalities, waste management companies, and organizations seeking sustainable solutions for waste disposal and energy generation, as well as companies looking for off-grid power solutions.
Features
- L50 plasma gasification technology for waste-to-energy conversion
- Capability to process 150 tons per day of municipal solid waste, plastics, tires, wood waste, and liquid sludges
- Production of up to 3.5 MW of power per L50 unit while consuming approximately 200 kW
- Synthesis gas output suitable for power generation or SAF production
- Modular design for scalable deployment and adaptation to different waste compositions
- Pilot plant serving as a demonstration and training center for customers