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Concord Blue – Fertigung

Concord Blue develops Waste-to-Fuels technology for producing hydrogen and synthesis gas from waste

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Concord Blue

GermanyNew on Amplifa

2002Founded
10CBR technology plants built worldwide

About Concord Blue

Concord Blue is a Waste-to-Fuels technology company based in Germany and describes itself as the world-leading provider in this field. Its core product is the patented Concord Blue Reformer (CBR), a non-combustion gasification process that converts municipal waste, sewage sludge, industrial waste, biomass, plastics and agricultural residues into hydrogen-rich synthesis gas and certified green hydrogen. In contrast to waste incineration or conventional gasification, the process operates without combustion, with low pollutant emissions and without fossil fuels, and according to the company has been validated by leading engineering and insurance companies. The CO2-negative hydrogen and energy production is certified according to EU and international standards. Worldwide, Concord Blue has built ten CBR technology plants, including research and development facilities in the USA, Japan, Germany and India. In addition to hydrogen and synthesis gas, the company offers solutions for using waste heat, for example for cooling data centers.

Site
Germany
Processes
Gasification / Waste-to-Fuels conversion (Concord Blue Reformer CBR, non-combustion process), Waste-to-Fuels technology, Hydrogen and syngas production from waste, Data center cooling using waste heat
Materials
Concord Blue Reformer (gasification), Municipal waste, Sewage sludge, Biomass, Plastics, Agricultural residues
Certificates
Carbon-negative certification (EU/international standards)
Founded
2002
Industries
Waste management, Hydrogen production, Energy supply, Data centers, Circular economy
  1. 01

    Engineering

  2. 02

    Plant construction (CBR Reformer)

  3. 03

    Gasification / Waste-to-Fuels conversion

  4. 04

    Production of hydrogen and synthesis gas

  5. 05

    Waste heat utilization

Input Materials and Processes

CBR

Concord Blue Reformer (gasification)

Non-combustion gasification process for converting waste materials into hydrogen-rich synthesis gas.

MSW

Municipal waste

Feedstock for hydrogen and syngas production in the CBR Reformer.

SS

Sewage sludge

Waste stream that is converted into green hydrogen in the CBR process.

BIO

Biomass

Renewable feedstock for carbon-negative energy production.

PLA

Plastics

Plastic waste is converted into synthesis gas in the Reformer.

AGRI

Agricultural residues

Residues from agriculture as feedstock for gasification.

Sites

Germany

DE

Site with R&D facilities

Materials
Municipal waste, sewage sludge, industrial waste, biomass, plastics
  • Concord Blue Reformer (CBR)

Inside the production

Carbon-negative certification
Carbon-negative certification

Industries

Waste managementHydrogen productionEnergy supplyData centersCircular economy

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Gasification / Waste-to-Fuels conversion (Concord Blue Reformer CBR, non-combustion process)Engineering––––Municipal waste, Sewage sludge, Industrial waste, Biomass, Plastics, Agricultural residues

Additional services

Waste-to-Fuels technologyHydrogen and syngas production from wasteData center cooling using waste heat

Certification

The carbon-negative hydrogen and energy production is certified according to EU and international standards. According to the company, the technology has been validated by leading engineering and insurance companies.

EvidenceGermany
Carbon-negative certification (EU/international standards)

Company History

  1. 2002

    Company founded; innovation since 2002

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