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KEXIN – Caring for Earth and the Environment That’s how we decided to produce clean energy using a special process called biomass gasification. So What Is Biomass Gasification You Ask? Biomass gasification is a method of converting organic matter—things such as wood and plants, as well as residual material left over from agriculture—into a specific type of gas. This gas is then used to help us make electricity, which powers our homes and out schools.
GeneticsBiomassThermophilesWhat is Biomass? So we can use it again and again without ever running out. Biomass is described as renewable because it comes from plants and trees that can be grown repeatedly — in contrast to fossil fuels, such as coal and oil, that are finite and can be depleted. This is significant because we aim to ensure the longevity of our energy sources. And unlike burning fossil fuels, burning biomass creates significantly lower levels of pollution. This makes it a much cleaner and safer option for the environment.
Here at KEXIN, we believe the best way to help the environment and make our planet a better place to live for everyone, not only today but for generations to come, is to use a biomass gasification.
Saving Money and Generating Energy Efficiently
Biomass is not just sustainable source of energy, it is also cost- effective source of energy so it is a potential money-saver for us and also works very efficiently. Biomass gasification is usually less costly, when generating electricity, than fossil fuels. That is because biomass can be processed from quite a lot of stuff, accessible in nearly all places, without lots expensive processing required to get from mother nature or transport it to where it’s wanted.
Biomass gasification: a practical way to produce energy. All of this gas produced can actually fuel machines—turbines—that generate electricity. In fact, a biomass gasification plant can be extremely efficient, with an overall efficiency up to at least 60%. This is higher than most conventional power stations, enabling us to generate more electricity from less fuel.
KEXIN helps our customers to use affordable, efficient energy through biomass gasification and additionally, it helps to clean the world we live in and creates a more sustainable planet for everyone.
Lower Pollution and Environmentally Friendly
Biomass gasification for power production also promotes pollution reduction and environmental protection. When burning fossil fuels, conventional power plants emit harmful gases into the air, including carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide. The gases can lead to air pollution and, in excess, contribute to major issues, such as global warming and climate change, impacting our weather and health.
Biomass gasification, by contrast, produces less pollutant gases. When biomass is burned, it spits out the same amount of carbon dioxide as the plants absorbed while they were growing. That means biomass gasification is a net-out process, that we are not emitting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than was in there before. It makes sure our air is cleaner and safer to breathe for everyone.”
With the implementation of biomass gasification, KEXIN is helping to save the world from the harmful effects of climate change, thus, ensuring a better planet for all.
Energy Security and Independence
Generating electricity from biofuels feature also contribute to energy independence and security. And, since biomass is a renewable fuel that we can source locally, it also lessens our dependency on outside oil and other non-renewable resources that can be less secure. That means we can make our own energy right at home.
Moreover, biomass power can help us avoid blackouts during periods of peak energy demand, and/or when there are delivery issues for natural gas from remote locations. Biomass is generally locally available, so it does not have to be transported over long distances. This keeps our energy supply stable and reliable.”
KEXIN delivers energy security and independence to our customers through biomass gasification, and is helping to end the reliance on fossil fuels by building a stronger and more sustainable energy system for the future.
Supporting the Local Economy and Creating Employment
Lastly, biomass gasification also is an economic development opportunity that can generate jobs in our communities. As biomass is often sourced locally, it can help create jobs for local people. That is especially good for the local economy — if everybody has a job, they can spend money and keep the businesses in the region afloat.
This energy is produced as electricity using a process called biomass gasification, and can create new sectors and markets in which the workers can participate. This allows more people to gain employment in other sectors, contributing to healthier local economies. Is also promotes innovation and entrepreneuship where people can create new ideas and businesses.
The choice of using biomass gasification not only makes use of local resources but also promotes the local economy and job creation, leading to strong and prosperous communities for many years to come.