Biomass Micro Power Stations

Brolton Group has been lucky enough to sign an agreement with Corkys Group for the service and supply of Micro Power stations to it's customers.

We are very excited about being part of this innovative technology.

Corky's Group suggests that in remote and rural communities small gas engines could replace the diesel engines that currently prop up the power grid and / or supplement generation. These gas engines could be powered by indigenous waste which is used to make synthesis gas, call syn-gas.  Syn-gas is a mixture of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, methane and carbon dioxide.

Gasification of biomass is relatively simple and has been practiced for over 80 years. However, the trace compounds in the resulting synthesis gas can have significant negative impact on gas engine operation, maintenance, and environmental performance. If the biomass is sourced from Municipal Solid Waste (typical MSW is between 60 to 80% biomass) then extra attention is required for these impurities.  Corky’s patent pending technology directly addresses the destruction and capture of these trace impurities.