• Feed gas (CO₂ and CH₄)

  Most innovative CCUS technology using greenhouse gas as raw material

  Treats greenhouse gases as valuable
  feedstock instead of waste

• Product gas (H₂ and CO)

  Depending on the customers’ needs, additional CO can be converted into H₂.

  With an option to maximize H₂ production
  via water-gas shift reaction

• Energy efficient plasma generation

  By using highly energy-efficient microwave plasma, we aim to convert CO₂ and CH₄ into economic gases (H₂, CO).

  Minimal energy requirement enables
  economic conversion of CO₂ and CH₄

Core technology enabling the utilization of greenhouse gas as resource

Technology for converting CO2 and CH4,

which are the main culprits for global warming and climate change, into hydrogen and carbon monoxide using atmospheric plasma technology (ReCarbon, Inc., USA)

Technology for using bio-ethanol solar thermal energy,

which are generated from food processing facility, livestock sludge and food waste treatment facility, and landfill, for generating hydrogen and carbon

Based on these two core technologies, we are participating in domestic / overseas R&D demonstration projects and aiming for commercialization.

R&D for H₂ and carbon production

Carbon resource pilot business

Hydrogen production pilot business

• R&D demonstration project for generating H2 and carbon based on bio-ethanol solar thermal energy generated from bio-site managed by Ministry of Environment

  ※ World-class environment technology development project (2017.10 ~ 2020.12), development and demonstration site for bio-methane decomposition technology using solar thermal energy, food and livestock sludge site in Jeongeup

• Participating in technology advancement demonstration project for carbon resources, which aims for capturing CO2 and converting it into carbon resources, from the thermal power plant managed by Ministry of Science and ICT.

  ※ Technology advancement project for carbon resources (2019.06 ~ 2022.02) technology development and demonstration for carbon resources using plasma linked to thermal

• Participating in hydrogen generation demonstration project using bio-gas generated from bio-site (Tennessee).