Coal, wood and other materials can be converted to oil and natural gas by a version of non-catalytic thermal depolymerization. Water is produced not consumed. The oil and gas can be used in internal combustion engines or combustion turbines to produce electricity and by-product heat. Depending on the PPA available, the system can pay for itself in about 3 years. There is even a version available for converting municipal solid waste (garbage) into clean power. Neal@newrangepower.com
Published by Neal Van Milligen, New Range Power Corp - Manager
Coal, wood and other materials can be converted to oil and natural gas by a version of non-catalytic thermal depolymerization. Water is produced not consumed.
The oil and gas can be used in internal combustion engines or combustion turbines to produce electricity and by-product heat. Depending on the PPA available, the system can pay for itself in about 3 years.
There is even a version available for converting municipal solid waste (garbage) into clean power.