Utilize residual materials
Organic waste is to be used for energy generation and regional material cycles are to be strengthened.
EU Funding · Funded project
HY2CON – Energy Transition 2.0: Decentralized biohydrogen generation through innovative technologies
HY2CON GmbH develops and implements innovative technologies for converting biowaste into biohydrogen and biomethane. The focus is a decentralized, container-based system for local residual material streams and renewable energy.
FocusBiohydrogen
ApproachDecentralized & modular
Target groupsIndustry, hotels, waste management
ObjectivePrepare market entry
“Imagine a world where waste does not accumulate — but delivers energy. Where yesterday’s waste becomes today’s clean fuel.”
Funding
Funded project with support from the European Union and the Free State of Saxony.
The project is co-financed under the “Business Angel Bonus JTF 2021–2027” programme from the Just Transition Fund (JTF) of the European Union and from tax funds based on the budget adopted by the Saxon State Parliament.
The objective is to contribute to decentralized energy generation, the reduction of organic waste and the transition to renewable energy.
Further information: www.europa-foerdert-sachsen.de
Note: Funding and project information will be finalized with the client and updated as required.
Technology
Decentralized conversion of organic residual materials into bioenergy.
HY2CON is developing a process for making organic residual materials such as food waste, biogenic by-products and other biomass fractions usable locally. The focus is on biohydrogen and biomethane as storable and usable energy carriers.
The technical implementation is modular: container-based units are intended to be used where residual materials arise. This reduces transport requirements and creates regional energy and material cycles.
Project objectives
Project-oriented development rather than a purely promotional vision.
The website presents HY2CON from an institutional project perspective: development status, application fields, funding and cooperation are at the center.
Generate locally
Bioenergy should be generated where suitable residual material streams are available.
Prepare market entry
Prototype development and technology validation form the basis for later application scenarios.
MobiFerm Project
MobiFerm – modular fermentation for decentralized bioenergy.
MobiFerm describes the further development of a decentralized biogas and fermentation approach. Process stages can be specifically adjusted to parameters such as pH value, temperature and nutrient supply.
The goal is a robust system that can process different organic residual materials and be integrated into local energy and material recovery concepts.
Biomethane
renewable energy carrier
Biohydrogen
development focus
Residual material use
less transport, more local use
Company
HY2CON GmbH
HY2CON combines experience in bioenergy, process engineering and project development with the aim of making decentralized solutions for the energy transition practically feasible.
Management: Olaf Luschnig
Registered office: Leipzig, Germany
Focus: biohydrogen, biomethane, decentralized utilization of organic residual materials
Funders, partners & networks
Visible funding and network partners for implementation and growth.
HY2CON operates in an innovation-oriented environment and uses funding structures, business networks and technological cooperation for the further development of the project. On the English version, the funders and network partners are deliberately shown in a more visible and institutional way.
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Contact
Inquiry about the project or technology.
For project, cooperation or press inquiries, please contact HY2CON GmbH using the contact form.