RWE’s FUREC project claims to be truly circular as household waste streams are converted into pellets to generate hydrogen that is used in new industrial processes to make consumer products /RWE
German multinational energy company RWE is building two new plants in the Maastricht-Roermond region in the Netherlands, to produce 54 000 tons of green hydrogen yearly out of 700 000 tons of municipal solid waste that otherwise would have to be incinerated. Hydrogen from non-recyclable solid waste streams saves around 3,6 million tons of CO2
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