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BioSyngas – CEO Interview
- Published October 15, 2012 9:26AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Over the past four years, Syngas Limited (ASX:SYS) has invested in and established a biomass/clean energy business (BioSyngas Pty Ltd) on the basis that commercial opportunities would be created through the introduction of carbon management initiatives in Australia. Syngas has now reached the stage where a separate entity, BioSyngas Pty Ltd, is ready to launch, to develop a number of specific projects and capitalise on the work to date.
What is Biomass?
(Carbon – Hydrogen – Oxygen)
Plant Material/Vegetation e.g. Forest residues or Garden and Municipal waste and Agricultural Waste, or Waste from wood product manufacturing or industry.
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