German startup Reverion has transformed sustainable energy generation by creating micro biogas power plants that maximize efficiency and reduce environmental impact, especially for agriculture and micro-industries.
Reverion’s biogas micro-power plants
The technology developed by Reverion uses agricultural waste, such as food waste and manure, to produce energy more efficiently and sustainably, positioning itself as a viable solution for farmers and industries seeking to minimize the impact of their carbon footprint.
This innovative technology is based on hydrogen fuel cells fuel cells and a unique design that eliminates losses within the system. As a result, Reverion’s micro plants achieve 80% efficiency, twice that of conventional biogas plants, and can operate reversibly, using excess renewable energy to produce green hydrogen or methane. This approach allows the plants to act as long-term energy storage systems.
Stephan Herrmann, co-founder of Reverion, pointed out that“this technology emits no polluting gases, as it only produces biogenic CO₂, which can be liquefied and transported for use in other industries or for safe storage.” This makes micro power plants a climate-positive system, because it captures more carbon than it emits, contributing to the reduction of CO₂ emissions globally.
It also represents an economic opportunity for farmers. For example, the company’s customers can double the energy production of their biogas plants without the need to increase the amount of feedstock required and sell the captured CO₂ as a new source of income. In addition, the units are“plug & play” making them easy to install and scalable as needed.
After securing $62 million in a Series A financing round and orders worth $100 million, Reverion is poised to expand its technology into the global market. Its micro power plants maximize energy production, and contribute to decarbonization and efficient energy storage.
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Source: Techcrunch
Photo: Reverion
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