KEW
KEW Technology is a UK based sustainable energy solutions company. The company has developed a unique technology that tackles climate change by efficiently converting all types of non-recyclable resources and low-grade biomass into a wide-range of sustainable energy vectors, such as hydrogen, power, heat and advanced fuels for a zero carbon future. KEW is at the heart of two parallel market evolutions: the drive towards a zero carbon and the shift to zero waste as part of a circular economy. KEW deploys its technology into developed projects, helping industrial corporates to achieve their net-zero ambitions in harder to decarbonise areas such as industrial gases and fuels.
Our Technology
We use high efficiency Advanced Thermal Conversion (ATC) technology to maximise the use of end-of-life waste derived fuels (once all Recyclates have been recovered), producing a consistent, high-quality hydrogen-rich syngas suitable for fired heating, power generation and fuels production. We deploy robust pressurised fluidised bed technology with high-temperature treatment in the form of Modular Products.
KEW’s Technology USPs
- proprietary process and project efficiencies through high-pressure reactor IP
- unique pressurised operation makes system compact (reduced physical footprint), and cost-effective (economically viable at distributed scale)
- pressurised syngas supply gives unprecedented advantages for industrial integration and synthesis applications
- unrivalled feedstock flexibility; can use variable waste as a feedstock for high stability negative carbon hydrogen vectors
- fully factory built – a modular product
- innovation in the integration: the ability to integrate seamlessly into existing operations
- scalability: the capacity to scale output by multiplexing modules, or to upgrade the modules to produce other energy vectors
- the first UK technology to achieve “End of Waste” status
- unique in having already proven technology at an industrial scale at KEW’s Sustainable Energy Centre plant in the UK, presenting a step-up in risk mitigation.
