Distributed energy sites
A closer look at the process.
BIOZOOM’s bio-methanol offering connects biogas preparation and synthesis-gas production with catalytic synthesis and refining. It provides a renewable liquid-fuel route within the broader energy portfolio.
Process equipment is grouped into transportable skids for delivery and assembly at distributed sites. The module configuration is developed around the gas supply, required output and local transport constraints.
Discuss this solution
Modular configuration
Key figures
- 10,000 tonnes/year
- 80 process units
- 12 main skids
- 100% of skids road-transportable
- Factory-tested before delivery
Source: BIOZOOM October 2026 company profile and modular plant design. Capacity describes a design configuration; actual output depends on feed gas and operating conditions.
Distributed production
Bring the plant to the feedstock.
The standard BIOZOOM modular concept targets an annual methanol output of 10,000 tonnes/year. An integrated skid arrangement connects gas preparation, reforming, synthesis and refining. The plant configuration and utilities are defined around the feed gas and site.
- Gas preparation
- Synthesis gas
- Methanol synthesis
- Refining
Standard plant configuration
A 10,000 tonnes/year standard plant layout.
A site layout brings process modules, utilities, storage and access together. The arrangement is developed around the feed gas, local requirements and delivery interfaces.
Select the image to view the layout, or open the full-size image for a closer look.
Distributed sites
A modular equipment concept for decentralized energy projects.
Transportable modules
Main skids are designed for road transport and site assembly.
Process integration
Biogas preparation, synthesis gas, methanol synthesis and refining.
A useful starting point
Bring your project into focus.
- Feedstock and available biogas quantity and composition.
- Desired fuel output and available utilities.
- Site access, transport constraints and project location.