The technology converts agricultural waste into the combustible syngas through an innovative small scale downdraft gasifier. The syngas directly enters the generator set for power generation, without tar and wastewater problems. Afterwards the portable batteries charged from the above system are sent to the microgrid systems for supplying electricity to residential communities.

This technology adopts a new OTWG biomass gasification power generation technology with the external combustion mode to produce electricity smoothly avoiding interruption by tar and generation of waste water. The portable batteries charged from the above system are then sent to microgrid systems for utilization. It is a low cost distributed power system using complete renewable energy.

The technology can be applied to rural areas. The agricultural wastes generated from domestic agricultural farms as feedstock are converted into the electricity through the gasification microgrid power system on-site. It is not only suitable for Taiwan’s rural areas, but also for remote villages in Southeast Asian countries suffered from poverty and electricity shortages.