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West Biofuels and Hat Creek Construction & Materials partnered to develop a 3 MW gasification facility, consistent with SB 1122’s BioMAT program to convert biomass residue from sustainable forest management into renewable electricity. The facility, located outside of Burney, California, will utilize approximately 22,000 bone dry tons of wood residue annually, diverting feedstock away from open pile burning.
Operational 2022
Frontline BioEnergy and San Joaquin Renewables, A California plant that will produce nearly 30 million gasoline gallon equivalents of natural gas a year. The plant will take orchard waste that is usually lost to pile-burning and convert it into renewable natural gas. This project will lessen the San Joaquin Valley’s air pollution while also providing a local fuel supply.
SGH2 energy is launching the world’s largest green renewable hydrogen facility in partnership with the City of Lancaster, California
The Lancaster facility will have the capacity to produce 11,000 kg of green hydrogen per day. Operating 24/7, 8000 hours a year, it will generate 3.8 million kg (3800 tons) of green hydrogen per year.
Their technology is a thermal process that uses heat and electricity to transform waste into hydrogen along with a few safe, easily managed products and minimal emissions. Several projects are in early development in Southern CA
Sierra Energy’s commercial-scale FastOx gasification demonstration facility is operational at Ft. Hunter Liggett in Monterey County, California.
This facility provides Sierra Energy with the unique capability to demonstrate all core aspects of a high-temperature gasification system in a fully integrated facility from waste preparation and charging, through the production of particulate and tar-free syngas.
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