Innovative technology
Ancient principles, modern vision
System architecture
An approach oriented to efficiency, reliability and emissions
No direct combustion
Biomass does not burn directly: it is gasified to produce syngas. The heat supplied to the Stirling engine for electricity generation comes from the clean, controlled combustion of syngas, eliminating the emissions typical of direct biomass combustion.
Negative-pressure system
The entire process operates below ambient pressure. Any leak draws air inward from outside, making gas escape impossible. A fault triggers the system's natural shutdown - an inherently safe design choice.
Electronic integration and control
Every subsystem - gasifier, burner and engine - is orchestrated by an electronic control unit that continuously optimises operating variables to maximise efficiency and minimise emissions under all operating conditions.
How the system works
BIOMASS
GASIFIER
BIOCHAR
AIR
BURNER
ENGINE
HOT WATER
ELECTRICAL ENERGY