Turning Municipal Waste into Hydrogen

A recent study published in Energy (2025) explores hydrogen production from wet municipal solid waste using drying, torrefaction, and entrained-flow gasification.

Key highlights:
• Optimal hydrogen yield at ER 0.3–0.32
• Torrefaction temperature increase reduces yield by 7.8%
• Total investment: 523 million RMB
• Hydrogen production cost: 15.38 RMB/kg

Authors: Runjia Zheng, Yufeng Xiao, Baoshuai Yao, Jing Jiang

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