Biogas Channel

Hydrogen is one of the carriers of the future energy scenario. However, the electrolytic production of green hydrogen is an expensive method that requires a great deal of electricity and that is only suitable for large plants. Producing hydrogen from biomethane is a valid alternative. In this way, green hydrogen can be obtained at a reduced cost and with lower energy consumption. So how does this process – called reforming – actually work? Let’s find out in this interview.