Industrial fuel substitution
Use conditioned syngas in suitable boilers, furnaces or process-heating systems, with burner and control modifications where required.


A long-term pathway from recurring waste and biomass resources to industrial energy. Concord Blue’s syngas can reduce reliance on purchased natural gas where the gas supply and the end use are designed together.
Explore the pathway ↓Natural gas displacement begins with the customer’s actual use: process heat, steam, electricity or chemical feedstock. Syngas has a different composition and energy density from natural gas. A credible substitution plan matches gas quality, fuel delivery, equipment capability and operating requirements.
Use conditioned syngas in suitable boilers, furnaces or process-heating systems, with burner and control modifications where required.
Use compatible generation equipment to supply power and useful heat, reducing the natural gas otherwise needed for those services.
Pipeline-compatible synthetic methane would require additional conversion, conditioning and compliance with network specifications. It is not raw CBR® syngas.
Do not assume so. Raw syngas is materially different from pipeline natural gas. Any injection or blending proposal needs network-operator acceptance, applicable specifications and project-specific treatment.
Determine the useful energy delivered, equipment efficiency and operating hours on a consistent basis. Equal volumes of syngas and natural gas do not represent equal energy.
A project can connect recurring local residual resources with sustained industrial demand. Its durability depends on secured feedstock, reliable operation and a sound long-term offtake arrangement.