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A.H.T. Syngas Technology N.V. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate with Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K., a Japanese Royal Dutch Shell group company, and KCE – Kesennuma Regional Energy Development Co. Ltd., on the study of the development of the Japanese market for advanced gasification technology projects.

KCE is our operating partner, who now owns and operates an A.H.T. gasification plant successfully in the city of Kesennuma on the northern shoreline of the main island Honshu. A.H.T. is a turnkey contractor for KCE.

A.H.T., as the German partner in the MoU, studies the possibility of modern gasification plants based on the proven twin fire technology within a medium size class ranging from 200 Kilowatt to 10 Megawatt. Showa Shell Sekiyu under this MoU is studying how the market demand for electric and thermal energy can be viably served, based on renewable feedstock which is available decentralized and locally, avoiding central nuclear and fossil sources. The results of the MOU study by A.H.T., Showa Shell Sekiyu, and KCE are expected in August 2016.

“We are enthusiastic about the opportunities for our company in this region. Japan is an ideal market for a larger scale rollout of our technology. We are taking advantage of the high cost efficiency Japanese clients can generate with partners out of the Eurozone.” explains Gero Ferges, CEO of A.H.T. Syngas N.V.

The MoU was signed 06 July 2016 in Tokyo.

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Kesennuma, 17 March 2016

During this memorable Friday, another A.H.T.’s gas and power generation plant experienced its official grand opening in Kesennuma, a town located at the North Pacific shoreline in the Northern part of Japan’s main island, Honshu. With a capacity of 800 kW_el, the plant utilises wood remains from the surrounding forestry and is able to support 1,500 households with electricity and two hotels with heat. The plant already proved its performance of so far 8,000 hours in operation.

After the Tsunami hit Japans Pacific shoreline in 2011, Mr Takahashi, owner and operator of the plant, followed his goal towards a decentralised and independent sustainable power supply for his home town – which now became reality. As member of the local reconstruction committee, he initiated Japan’s only functioning biomass-to-energy plant of that size based on the efficient and proven A.H.T. twin-fire technology. Not only the environmentally friendly power generation, but also the diversification of the local economy contributes to the success and the opportunities deriving from sustainable power and heat generation: Kesennuma’s economy bases largely on fishery that declined during the 2011 event and now experiences a growth by the activities of a sustainable forest management and logistics to supply the plant with the required input material.

The event was attended by the mayor of Kesennuma, alongside with members of the prefecture’s local government and major companies active in the fields of sustainable power generation.

“This gas, heat and power generating plant serves as a role model for the region – not only demonstrating A.H.T.’s competence in clean gas and power generation solutions but also shows the economic and social implications, decentralised power generation bears”, stated Mr Gero Ferges, CEO of A.H.T. Syngas N.V. and Mr Masaki Takahashi.

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Malaysia – Cooperation with FutureNRG enters next stage: Show case plant successfully cold commissioned

Kuala Lumpur, 07 March 2016

FutureNRG and German based A.H.T. Group have sparked up the 200 kW_el biomass gasification plant this week. The inauguration took place at Seremban Tech Valley, some 50 km South-East of Putrayaya. FutureNRG Sdn Bhd is a renowned Malaysian technology integrator & project developer of waste-to-energy and waste-to-resource projects, and a strategic partner and shareholder to A.H.T.

The start up was attended by members of Malaysia’s Investment Development Authority MIDA. The core units of the installation, particularly the gasification and gas treatment units, had been successfully cold commissioned, with final commissioning scheduled in April.

Due to good market prospects in Southeast Asia, the plant serves as showcase for clients in the region and beyond. Biomass, deriving from plantation residuals and other renewable bio-resources, serves as a fuel locally available for subsequent power and heat generation. A.H.T.’s medium sized gasification plants reduce transport cost and are a substitution for environmentally disadvantageous diesel generators commonly in use in remote areas. This will help to close the gaps in electricity supply for decentralised regions and municipal areas.

“Both companies will contribute to a better electricity supply for small municipalities in rural areas and will reduce accumulated bio waste and its subsequent fouling gases” stated Mr. Gero Ferges, Managing Director of A.H.T. and Dato' Wong Swee Yee, FutureNRG’s Managing Director. “Numerous waste management entities, independent power suppliers and plantation companies already showed their interest and this plant will surely affirm their trust in A.H.T.’s clean and efficient gasification technology”, they added.

Interested parties are welcomed to test the technical and financial viability of their waste to energy concept. A.H.T. Syngas Technology together with its partner will jointly work out reliable gas and electricity outputs as a proof to commercial viability and financing options to realize rural/decentralized power.

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