How It Works

From Input Material to Useful Resources

LOOPER integrates input material preparation, thermochemical conversion, syngas treatment and solid residue valorisation into a single process concept. Depending on the system configuration, syngas can be used to produce heat or electricity or for hydrogen extraction.

One Process Concept, Tailored to Each End User

LOOPER is a modular system that integrates input material preparation, thermochemical conversion, syngas treatment and the further use of both syngas and solid residue.

The system configuration is tailored to the properties of the input material, required capacity, site conditions and end-user requirements. Depending on the project, syngas can be directed to heat or electricity generation or further processing for hydrogen extraction.

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Integrated process stages

The Complete LOOPER Process in One Diagram

From input material preparation to syngas for energy and hydrogen production, with the potential for further valorisation of the solid residue.

LOOPER process diagram

Five Stages of the LOOPER Process

The process unfolds through interconnected stages, from waste preparation and thermochemical conversion to syngas treatment and the valorisation of the resulting gaseous and solid products.

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Input Material Preparation

Selected waste streams are prepared in accordance with their physical and chemical properties to ensure they are suitable for thermochemical processing.

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Thermochemical Conversion

The prepared material undergoes controlled thermochemical conversion, producing syngas and solid residue.

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Syngas Cleaning

The produced syngas is cleaned in accordance with the requirements of its intended further use.

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Energy or Hydrogen

Depending on the system configuration and end-user requirements, syngas can be used to produce heat or electricity or for hydrogen extraction.

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Solid Residue Valorisation

The solid residue is analysed to determine opportunities for its safe and technically viable further use, including potential applications in construction materials.

How LOOPER Creates Value

LOOPER connects waste processing with local energy production and the potential for further valorisation of process products, increasing the value recovered from the input material.

01 / Cost

More Efficient, Lower-Cost Waste Processing

Selected waste streams are processed in LOOPER, allowing more value to be recovered from them while reducing disposal costs.

02 / Energy

Local Energy Production

Syngas produced from locally available waste streams can be used to generate heat or electricity, reducing reliance on external supply and exposure to energy price and supply volatility.

03 / Residue

Greater Material Utilisation

The solid residue is analysed to determine its potential for further valorisation, including use in construction materials where its properties and application requirements allow, creating an additional potential revenue stream.

What Comes Out of the Process

LOOPER produces two main products, syngas and solid residue. Their further use and valorisation depend on the properties of the input material, the system configuration and the requirements of each project.

Syngas / Hydrogen
Gaseous Product

Syngas / Hydrogen

The primary gaseous product of the LOOPER process which, depending on the system configuration, can be used to produce heat or electricity or further processed for hydrogen extraction.

Ash/Biochar
Solid Residue

Ash/Biochar

The solid residue generated through thermochemical conversion is characterised to determine opportunities for its safe and technically viable further use, including potential applications in construction materials.

Do You Have a Waste Stream That Could Become a Valuable Resource?

Send us basic information about the material type, available quantities, location and desired output. We’ll assess which LOOPER configuration best fits your needs.

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