The “Fupeng Furnace” for the gasification unit in Jinfeng Lünneng’s green hydrogen-based 500,000-ton green methanol production project (with an initial capacity of 250,000 tons) has been successfully lifted into place
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On April 15, 2025, the gasifier for JinFeng Green Energy’s project to produce 500,000 tons of green methanol via green hydrogen (with an initial capacity of 250,000 tons) was successfully installed. This gasifier is a type of \"Fupeng furnace\" designed specifically for biomass gasification, and its technology comes from Beijing Qingchuang Jinhua Technology. The Fupeng furnace gasification technology represents the world’s first large-scale high-pressure fluidized-bed biomass gasifier, with a gasification pressure of 3.0 MPaG and a total gas output of 70,000 Nm3/h (CO + H2). Just one such gasifier is sufficient to meet the demand for producing 250,000 tons of methanol per year. The gasification section of this project is under the overall supervision of Hualu Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.; the handover certificate for the intermediate stages of the project is expected to be issued on June 20, 2025, with commissioning taking place on June 30. To better develop and promote the \"Fupeng Furnace\" gasification technology, Beijing Qingchuang Jinhua Technology established a subsidiary, Beijing Fupeng Technology Co., Ltd.Location of Construction: Xingan League Economic and Technological Development Zone, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Constructor: Jinfeng Green Energy Chemicals (Xingan League) Co., Ltd.
Total Investment: The total investment amounts to 2,200,000 million yuan, of which 37,010,000 yuan is allocated to environmental protection measures. Construction plan: Production is expected to begin in October 2025. On April 18, 2024, the 500,000-ton green methanol production project involving wind power integration developed by Goldwind Science & Technology in Xingan League commenced construction. In December of the same year, the boiler for the project’s auxiliary works (EPC) was successfully ignited on the first attempt.