Japan, Philippines, China, Asia, India, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar

Yingkou, China, 2009 INTERNATIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOP ON TECHNOLOGY AND UTILIZATION OF Biomass Gasification
September 1－September 20, 2009
Yingkou, China

The People’s Republic of China, September 1－September 20, 2009
Yongzhi Ren, Biomass Gasification Department, Liaoning Institute of Energy Resources(LIER), Yingkou, Liaoning Province, P.R. China February 15, 2008

Plant Visits and Workshop

A training workshop of MOST The Ministry of Science and Technology The People’s Republic of China

Rice Husk Gasifier Links
Tom Miles, March 6, 2008

Following are some links for Rice Husk Gasifiers

Philippines
Rice Biomass for Agriculture & Industry in the Philippines & ASEAN Bernardo D. Tadeo PhD PhilRice, Philippines (Pdf) Dec 14, 2005

Japan
R&D of Carbonizing Gasification of Biomass Wastes Kazuyoshi Ichikawa, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, March 2007

Specification and Production: Technologies of Bio--Fuels in Japan Kinya Sakanishi Biomass Technology Research Biomass Center(BTRC Center(BTRC),),AIST, Hiroshima 737AIST, 737--0197, Japan0197, Japan““

India

Design Parameters for a Rice Husk Throatless Gasifier Reactor Anil Kr Jain School of Energy Studies for Agriculture, PAU. Ludhiana, 141 004 (INDIA).2006

Myanmar

Electrical Industry of Burma/Myanmar, Online Compendium

China
Study on performance of biomass gasifier-engine systems and their environmental aspects, Zhang Baozhao, Xu Yicheng
China National Rice Research Institute, Hangzhou, 310006, China, FAO Paper No.9403

• 160 kWe Yingkhou “Gasification of Agro-Industrial Residues for Electricity Production” in the Peoples Republic of China ENEA, IT, 2006

Indonesia

Biomass Gasification In Indonesia IEA Dresden, June 2006
Biomass for Electricity Generation: Comments on the Background Paper Directorate General of Electricity and Energy Utilization, Republic of Indonesia, 2007
- 100 kWe pilot. The project was stopped last year (2006) because problems from the tar could not be solved completely. Tar gives a negative effect to the environment and diesel engine as well.(Contact information, website link for full information.)PT. Indonesia Power, Jl.Gatot Subroto, Jakarta Selatan Indonesia. Tel. 62-21-5267666. www.indonesiapower.co.id

Yingkou, China, 2008 International Training Workshop on Technology and Utilization of Biomass Gasification
The People’s Republic of China, September 1－September 20, 2008
Yongzhi Ren, Biomass Gasification Department, Liaoning Institute of Energy Resources(LIER), Yingkou, Liaoning Province, P.R. China February 16, 2008

Plant Visits and Workshop

A training workshop of MOST The Ministry of Science and Technology The People’s Republic of China

Case Studies on Small Scale Biomass Gasifier Based Decentralized Energy Generation Systems
G. Sridhar, H. V. Sridhar, Basawaraj, M.S.Sudarshan H. I. Somsekhar, S. Dasappa and, P. J.Paul

Combustion Gasification and Propulsion Laboratory, Centre for Sustainable Technologies, Indian Institute of Science
Bangalore, India

Abstract
The growth of the economy is directly linked to the availability of quality power. As per the estimates of the Ministry of Power, Government of India [1], there is a power deficit to an extent of 8% in the country. It is planned to mitigate this shortfall by increasing the share of contribution of renewable sources in the energy portfolio. Renewable energy is also intended to be used in decentralized power generation systems in order to mitigate the power crises in the rural areas. This concept of decentralized power generation and distribution has been successfully demonstrated in two villages of India based on Indian Institute of Science (IISc) biomass gasification technology. One of them is a demonstration plant which had operated for more than 15 years in an un-electrified village named Hosahalli in Tumkur district, Karnataka. The other plant is related to the recently installed plant at Kasai village in Madhya Pradesh under the Village Energy
Security Program (VESP) of the Ministry for New and Renewable Sources (MNRE), Govt. of India. These two are presented as case studies in this paper along with the 5 kWe demonstration model working at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Rural Energy and
Development (MGRIRED).

Financing Biomass Gasification Technology in Rural Cambodia ppt
SME Renewable Energy Ltd.
Cambodia Renewable Energy and Rural Electrification www.recambodia.org
Cambodia Gasifier

ARUNA Biomass Gasification
S.Adhavan, Aruna Electrical Works (P) Ltd., Tamil Nadu, India November 2007

Aruna Gasifier
Engine Genset

We are a fast growing medium scale engineering company catering to the needs of the Power Industries of both thermal and hydro power. We are in the field of Renovation & Modernization of Hydro / Turbo Generators for the past four decades having good clientele support from the nation’s power giants like BHEL, NLC, NTPC, KEB, KPTCL, TNEB, KSEB, APGEN etc.

In addition to this, we are expanding our activities into the bio energy sector by promoting the usage of non conventional energy
sources.
We are convinced ourselves that
this could be the only solution to safeguard our nation’s environment, economy and also face the consequences of the depleting crude oil deposits.
To realise this dream and give practical dimensions to our endeavor, we had enter into agreement with a premier R&D
Institute for technology transfer to design & fabricate biomass
gasifiers.
Based on this agreement, we undertake turnkey biomass gasifer projects for power generation and thermal applications.

We are extremely thankful to you for the interest shown in our biomass gasifier based power project. This technology of ‘Future’, finds wide acceptance from small, medium and large industrial sectors
by its uniqueness of lowest cost of production, simplicity in operation, absolutely free from air and water pollution.

See attached documents

S.
Adhavan
Aruna
Electrical Works (P) Ltd.,
Kongampattu
- 605 105,
Villupuram
District, Tamil Nadu, India
Mobile:91-9443274749

Email: arunabiomass@rediffmail.com

www.arunabiomass.com 

Gasification of bamboo for electricity
Government of India, Ministry of Science and Technology, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (DST) 2007

NMBA, National Mission on Bamboo Applications http://www.bambootech.org

DST/ NMBA has approved the establishment of a 25 Kwe fabricated
gasifier with producer gas engine at Namsai, Lohit district.

DST/ NMBA has approved the establishment of a 25 Kwe (35 kg/
hour) gasifier to provide electricity for a residential educational
establishment (Central Institute of Himalayan Culture Studies,
Dahung) in Arunachal Pradesh.
DST/ NMBA will support, for off-grid and remote villages,
a programme of induction of 6 bamboo gasifiers in 2007 (in
the 25 Kwe - 75 Kwe range), to provide electricity to villages,
or to institutions (residential schools, health sub-centres,
small enterprises).

http://dst.gov.in/admin_finance/ls_9/un_sq561.htm

List of Gasifier Manufacturers working in collaboration with NMBA for induction of bamboo based gasifier systems

IISc’s Cuba connection: A biomass gasifier will be shipped to Cocodrilo for generating power
Divya Gandhi, The Hindu,Online Edition, Karnataka. July 4, 2007
IIsc Gasifier

Development of producer gas engines