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2017 Syngas Technologies Conference

The industry's premier networking event, the GSTC annual conference is the one place to meet all the important players in the syngas industry.

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Syngas Production

There are several common “non-gasification” processes that are used to produce synthesis gas (syngas) on an industrial scale. They are 1) Partial Oxidation, 2) Autothermal Reforming, and 3) Steam Methane Reforming.

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What is Gasification

Learn how gasification converts materials such as biomass, waste, coal, and petroleum coke into electricity, substitute natural gas, transportation fuels, and other valuable products

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Waste Gasification

Gasification can help recover the energy contained in municipal solid waste. Through gasification, waste can be converted into power, transportation fuels, chemicals, fertilizers, and other valuable products.

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Biomass Gasification

Gasification can convert biomass into transportation fuels, chemicals, substitute natural gas and other valuable products.

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The Gasification and Syngas Technologies Council (GSTC) promotes the role that gasification and syngas technologies play in helping improve the energy, power, chemical, refining, fuel and waste management industries.

GSTC encourages the use of economically competitive and environmentally conscious technologies to produce electricity, fuels, chemicals, fertilizers, substitute natural gas, and hydrogen from a variety of feedstocks, including coal, petroleum coke, natural gas, refinery liquids, biomass and waste. GSTC also facilitates relationships among technology, equipment and service providers, and plant owners and operators.