This startup is making manure out of other biogas power plants, and now has $62M to play with | TechCrunch
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from TechCrunch6 months ago
The concept of the Reverion power plant is simple enough. It uses biogas - basically waste from agriculture such as food or manure - to generate power.
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We work with hydrogen fuel cells, and created a new system architecture around those. And the process design is very different to normal biogas power plants.
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It becomes carbon negative, because we have integrated CO2 separation. The unit itself doesn't produce gases like an engine, other than a CO2 stream that can be liquified and made transportable.
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