Biomass gasification for hydrogen-ammonia-methanol production

　　Biomass gasification to produce hydrogen, ammonia and methanol technology uses renewable biomass resources to produce a clean syngas mixture through gasification, which is then separated and purified and converted into clean energy and chemical raw materials.

　　Biomass gasification contributes to net negative CO₂ emissions. Biomass gasification to produce H₂, NH₃ and CH₃OH technologies can reduce the dependence on natural gas and other fossil fuels, and these technologies greatly reduce carbon emissions, effectively reduce production costs, have a significant impact on global warming, and promote ecological environmental protection and sustainable development.