How We Work
We support each client from the analysis of their biomass to the implementation of a scalable energy solution. Our approach reduces risks, validates every stage, and ensures an efficient transition toward real energy valorization.
Process
Step 1
We analyze your biomass and objectives
Basic composition and feasibility analysis
Discussion of goals and expectations
Selection of a representative sample
Step 2
We validate conditions in a controlled environment
Lab-scale reactor testing and condition validation
Determination of key parameters: stability, performance, pre-treatment
Step 3
We demonstrate the process in a real-scale plant
Real operational evaluation
Energy, technical, and economic analysis
Data collection for scale-up
Step 4
We design your industrial solution
Modular configuration adapted (500 to 3,000 kg/h)
Operation simulation
Industrial implementation planning
Step 5
Implementation and Ongoing Support
Commissioning
Initial monitoring
Technical support during the operational phase
Process Benefits
1.
Reduction of Technical and Economic Risks
2.
Progressive validation with no assumptions
3.
Design 100% aligned with the type of biomass and the client’s objectives
News
SCWG Drives the Energy Transition from Salamanca with the ECLOSION Project
SCWG has launched its Supercritical Water Gasification technology in Salamanca—a key milestone within the strategic ECLOSION project. This initiative is designed to transform urban and agro-industrial waste into renewable energy carriers such as green hydrogen and biomethane, two resources that are increasingly in demand within the emerging global energy model.
Hydrothermal Gasification: Applications & Implementation
Hydrothermal gasification, also known as Supercritical Water Gasification (SCWG), is a revolutionary process that is shifting the paradigm on humid waste management and its energetic recovery. This emerging technology, which implies the gasification of humid biomasses (>80% water content) into renewable gas through a high-temperature, high-pressure process, has the potential
Work meeting in Salamanca of the Eclosion project consortium
We attended today a work meeting at the facilities of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) of Aqualia in Salamanca, which brings together all members of the consortium of companies and entities closely collaborating on the ambitious ECLOSION project, including CADE. The objective of this meeting is to share progress in