Synthesis Gas

Water Technology

Cement production

Energy

Nuclear services

Heartland's proprietary gasifier used in parallel to process digestate into a tar-free, ultra-pure synthesis gas.

A process that combines the electrolysis of water and carbon dioxide to produce synthesis gas, a key component for various fuels and feedstock materials.

A process that thermally cracks methane into hydrogen and synthetic graphite without emitting CO2. It operates at over 1200°C and is presented as a third route to hydrogen production, distinct from steam methane reforming and electrolysis.

Canada

United States

Appalachian region

Focuses on producing synthesis gas through co-electrolysis of water and carbon dioxide, with a small-scale electrolyzer demonstration planned at a St. Marys Cement facility.

Explores the economic potential of producing synthetic diesel from biomass gasification combined with hydrogen from solid oxide electrolysis, with plans for a plant capable of producing 550 barrels per day.

New facility generating hydrogen from water waste to test electricity grid services capability and supply hydrogen to heavy-duty vehicles.