Distributed waste-to-value infrastructure

Turn difficult waste into local valuable products.

The Ways2H Platform converts chemically organic waste streams into hydrogen and a concentrated CO₂ stream — creating local value from materials that are otherwise difficult to recycle or recover.

Core propositionWaste → H₂ + CO₂

Modular, non-incineration thermochemical conversion designed around a steam-rich process environment and precise thermal control.

1 t/dayCRU pilot, dry feedstock basis
24 t/dayStandard commercial module, dry basis
The opportunity

Waste management and clean-energy supply can be solved together.

Landfill constraints, difficult residual streams, imported fuels and grid resilience are often treated as separate problems. Ways2H is designed to connect them through local conversion infrastructure.

Use locally available carbon-containing waste as a feedstock for locally useful hydrogen and carbon management pathways.
Ways2H Platform process equipment rendering
The Ways2H Platform

A different architecture for real-world organic feedstocks.

The Platform combines commercially established process equipment in a proprietary configuration. A fraction of produced hydrogen is combusted with oxygen to generate controlled process heat and steam, supporting a steam-saturated environment through the Vapolyser, high-temperature Reformer and water-gas-shift stages.

The gasification zone operates without oxygen injection. The process is designed to avoid char production and maximize conversion of feedstock carbon into a separable CO₂ stream for sequestration or beneficial use.

01 · PrepareSize reduction, inert removal and drying as required for the selected feedstock.
02 · VapolyseControlled thermal conversion in a steam-rich environment.
03 · ReformHigh-temperature reforming converts remaining hydrocarbons and tars.
04 · Shift + cleanGas cleaning and water-gas shift increase the hydrogen fraction.
05 · SeparateHydrogen and CO₂ are separated for downstream use, storage or conversion.
Reference performance

Modular from validation to commercial deployment.

Ways2H scales through repeatable modules rather than a single very large reactor. This supports distributed projects and phased capacity additions.

~110 kgHydrogen per dry tonne of feedstock — current engineering/yield baseline.
~1.7 tCO₂ stream per dry tonne of feedstock — feedstock-dependent.
~3 t/dayHydrogen output from a 24 dry-tpd standard module at nominal yield.
323 daysExpected annual operating basis used for planning, allowing for maintenance stops.

Actual mass balance, utility demand, product specification and economics are established during Project Assessment for the selected feedstock, site and end use.

Feedstocks + products

Designed for carbon-containing solids that are difficult to valorize conventionally.

Representative feedstocks

Suitable material is chemically organic and preprocessed to the project specification. The Platform generally requires moisture at or below 20%.

MSW organic fractionRDFPlasticsTextilesBiomassForestry residuesWood + paperDried sludges

Primary outputs

  • Hydrogen for mobility, industrial use, power generation or other local applications.
  • CO₂ as a concentrated stream for sequestration or project-specific utilization.
  • Carbon-derived products may be added downstream where technically and commercially justified, including mineralization or carbon-material pathways.

Downstream configuration is selected project by project; Ways2H does not assume a universal carbon-product market.

Where it fits

Local infrastructure for waste-constrained and energy-intensive markets.

Communities

Reduce dependence on landfill and long-distance waste transport while creating a local energy product.

Industrial sites

Convert suitable residuals into hydrogen for process use, mobility or power applications.

Remote + island systems

Address high disposal costs and imported-energy exposure with distributed conversion capacity.

Power + data centers

Pair local hydrogen production with fuel cells where dispatchable clean electricity is required.

Project development

From project definition to operating asset.

Configuration is site-specific. Feedstock, preprocessing, permitting, hydrogen use, CO₂ pathway, utilities and local economics are resolved before detailed engineering.

Phase 1

Project Definition

Initial objectives, site, feedstock, product use and project boundaries.

Phase 2

Project Assessment

Qualification gate, configuration engineering, mass/energy balance, permitting and commercial basis.

Phase 3

Detailed Engineering

Site-specific engineering, equipment definition, integration and procurement preparation.

Phase 4

Manufacture + Commission

Fabrication, installation, commissioning, operator support, maintenance and remote monitoring.

About Ways2H

Hydrogen technology built around circularity and distributed deployment.

Ways2H is the technology subsidiary of Clean Energy Enterprises. We engineer and deliver waste-to-hydrogen systems and support projects from early assessment through commissioning and long-term operation.

Illustration of a local circular waste and energy system
Project inquiries

Start with the waste stream and the local hydrogen use.

Ways2H evaluates each opportunity around feedstock characteristics, site conditions, preprocessing needs, product use, carbon pathway and permitting requirements.

info@ways2h.com