During the plasma gasification process, the organic matter in the waste is converted into a gas known as syngas, which is a mixture of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and other gases. The syngas is then cooled and cleaned to remove impurities, and the hydrogen gas is separated out for use as a fuel or for other purposes.

Plasma gasification has several advantages compared to other waste treatment technologies, including:

• High efficiency: Plasma gasification can convert a wide range of waste materials into valuable products, including hydrogen gas, with high efficiency.
• Low emissions: Plasma gasification produces relatively low emissions compared to other waste treatment technologies, which makes it a more environmentally friendly option.
• Compatible with renewable energy: Our electrified processes can not only consume renewable energy for net zero goals but can operate as a demand-responsive application on a renewable energy grid.
• Energy recovery: Plasma gasification can recover energy from waste materials, which can be used to generate electricity or heat

Overall, plasma gasification is a promising technology for extracting hydrogen gas from general waste and for converting waste materials into valuable products. It has the potential to play a role in reducing the environmental impacts of waste and in increasing the sustainability of waste management practices.