Biomass Pelletization
Biomass pelletization technology converts diverse wood, agricultural, and forestry residues into high-calorific-value fuel pellets. These versatile pellets are in high demand for power generation, heating, and residential energy use. The process not only reduces waste and pollution from biomass but also delivers substantial economic benefits.
GEP ECOTECH's biomass pelletization solution is designed to meet the high-quality production requirements of biomass pellets, empowering energy producers in their transition to renewable energy sources.
Biomass Firing/Cofiring for Heat and Power
Using biomass, either partially or entirely, as a replacement for traditional fossil fuels in electricity generation and heating is one of the key directions in humanity's transition to clean energy. Pre-treating biomass waste and directly incinerating it in industrial boilers, thus eliminating intermediate steps, represents one of the most straightforward and efficient methods of utilization.
GEP ECOTECH's biomass fuel pre-processing solution is designed to meet the high-intensity, continuous production of biomass boiler fuel, providing strong support for biomass power generation or heating projects.
Biomass Pyrolysis and Gasification
Biomass materials can break down into substances like oil, gases, and char at high temperatures, unaffected by material humidity. This is currently one of the popular methods for biomass reuse.
GEP ECOTECH's customized biomass pyrolysis or gasification solutions draw upon over 20 years of expertise from our thermal management specialists, ensuring the continuous, reliable, and efficient operation of pyrolysis or gasification projects as per the specific requirements.
Biomass Composting and Anaerobic Digestion
The production of compost or biogas represents another important direction in the reuse of biomass. It allows for the co-processing of biomass with other organic waste materials. This method is highly cost-effective and particularly well-suited for waste management on farms and ranches, enabling waste and production to be handled concurrently.