About

Who We Are

Syngas Project sp. z o.o. is a Polish developer of modular, grid-connected, carbon-positive industrial platforms for the circular economy. We design, build, and operate systems that convert forest and municipal waste into fuels, chemicals, materials, and nutrients – with 99% waste valorisation, zero water consumption, and no smoke.

We are currently rolling out our first two platforms: – TITAN (rural biomass)
– ASMARA (urban MSW)

Both are engineered to be modular, emission-free, equitable, and scalable, delivering long-term industrial and environmental value across rural and urban regions. Each installation requires just 5 hectares and can be sited wherever stable waste streams are available.

What Are TITAN and ASMARA?

TITAN and ASMARA are cookie-cutter HPG+TMF platforms that integrate:
– Hydrogen Producers Gas (HPG) – converts waste carbon into a syngas to generate renewable electricity and heat
– Targeted Microbial Fermentation (TMF) – converts a portion of HPG into 2G ethanol, with future flexibility to produce other fuels, chemicals, materials, and nutrients from the same platform

Each platform is:
– EUR 175 million, profitable without subsidies – Employs 50+ people per site
– Delivers 10 MW of electricity + 10 MW of heat – Exports over 50,000 litres of 2G ethanol daily

Public and Community Benefit

TITAN and ASMARA are:

– Smokeless and waterless, producing renewable energy with no local emissions
– Designed to support regenerative agriculture, with biochar and bioash improving degraded soils and restoring land
– Forward-compatible with two-sort waste collection systems, enabling up to 99% material recovery
– A circular solution for non-recyclable materials, including hard plastics and fast fashion, converting gas residues into bioplastics and textile fibres
– Ready to recycle imported industrial CO2, including from cement and steel sectors, as input for microbial conversion
– Enable energy storage via ethanol or biomass, removing the need for batteries in load balancing
– Plug-in ready for DC wind and solar, and biogas integration, allowing full grid harmonisation and peak management

– TITAN and ASMARA provide rotating engine infrastructure that suppresses grid harmonics, stabilises frequency, and stores ethanol for use in low-cost engines during grid outages or peak demand
– Fuel can be exported or stored, depending on network need or market conditions

Sovereignty in the Post-Pollution Economy

TITAN and ASMARA platforms are designed to ensure sovereignty across five essential carbon-based resource domains:

  • – Energy – renewable base-load electricity and heat
  • – Fuel – 2G ethanol, biodiesel, and future syngas-derived fuels
  • – Chemicals – microbial and syngas-based chemical feedstocks
  • – Materials – bio-based plastics and textiles
  • – Nutrients – including proteins, fats, lipids, and soil enhancers

The first TITAN roll-out is out to EPC tender, with pre-FID status and offtake agreements secured for ethanol and other outputs.

Alignment with EU & Global Directives

Syngas Project’s approach aligns with:

– The EU Circular Economy Action Plan
– The ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation
– The Waste Framework Directive (2008/98/EC)
– The Renewable Energy Directive (RED II and RED III) – EU Green Deal and Net-Zero Industry Act objectives
– UN SDGs including Goals 7, 9, 12, and 13

Education and Long-Term Vision

Through our group initiative SOLIDEArchive, we actively promote the scientific education, technical training, and historical knowledge necessary to support the transition from fossil systems to microbial, carbon-recycling technologies.

We are preparing the next generation of fuel, chemical, material, and nutrient engineers by building tools, platforms, and archives that document the full evolution of circular carbon.

“Syngas Project is not a concept. It is infrastructure, delivered. It starts with TITAN and ASMARA – and it begins now.”


The Syngas Project Team design and build
Hydrogen Producers’ Gas + Microbial Fermentation Plants
for next-generation fuels, chemicals and materials