Our collaboration uses a multi-patented process to convert equine biomass into syngas, which is a type of biofuel made through partial combustion. The syngas will be used to produce electric power in the form of methanol, hydrogen, or a diesel substitute, depending on the regional market, and also have a bi-product of high-grade biochar without oil buildup. The process can be customized to maximize gas output to reduce utility costs. HiPoint has joined a collective of like-minded companies (HPEC) to scale up to power a site or a village in a developing country using various feedstocks. HPEC is currently working on our pilot trial site in Oregon to use post-process hemp feedstock as a resource to create high-grade tar-free electric power in the form of syngas to electricity. More information on our efforts can be found at the link below or by contacting our team.