Synthetic Natural Gas Potential and Efficiency

Potential in Synthetic Natural Gas as a renewable source

Funded projects: ForskEL

The purpose is to establish whether synthetic natural gas (SNG) produced by thermal biomass gasification could be a renewable source and a cost-effective alternative to natural gas. Through a theoretical study, the biomass potential, technologies and energy efficiency will be mapped out through upgrade of the gas. The project also studies how SNG from gasification plants can be fed into the natural gas grid.

Project manager:
Danish Gas Technology Centre

Participants:
RISOE DTU

Budget:
DCSR: DKK 403,000
Total budget: DKK 637,000

Completion:
3rd quarter 2010

Read more about funded projects in the annual report on Danish energy research programmes here:http://www.stateofgreen./Pages/Funded-projects