RECYCLE project (REthinking low Carbon hYdrogen production by Chemical Looping rEforming

The RECYCLE project (REthinking low Carbon hYdrogen production by Chemical Looping rEforming) will construct and test an innovative hydrogen production fully integrated pilot unit at the University of Manchester. The technology is based on chemical looping reforming using fixed bed reactors which allow modular units and cost-effective solutions for hydrogen production using different feedstocks, with inherent carbon dioxide capture and separation at high purity. This collaborative project funded by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero also involves 5 world-leading industrial partners in the area of engineering for sustainable development: Johnson Matthey, TotalEnergies OneTech, Kent, Helical Energy and Element Energy.