BEIS is providing £5 million in funding to support innovation in
hydrogen BECCS (bioenergy with carbon capture and storage)
technologies.
Hydrogen BECCS Innovation
Programme Phase 1: competition guidance notes
Questions and answers
about the Programme
Hydrogen BECCS Innovation
Programme: supplier engagement workshop 23 November
2021
Declarations 1 to 5
Declaration 6: The General Data
Protection Regulation assurance questionnaire for
contractors
Contract terms and
conditions
Hydrogen BECCS finance
form
Levelised cost of hydrogen
workbook
Details
The Hydrogen BECCS
Innovation Programme will support technologies which can produce
hydrogen from biogenic feedstocks and be combined with carbon
capture. It forms part of the BEIS
£1 billion Net Zero Innovation
Portfolio, which aims to accelerate the commercialisation of
innovative clean energy technologies and processes through the
2020s and 2030s.
The programme will run in 2 phases. Phase 1 (total budget £5
million) will support multiple projects to scope and develop a
feasible prototype demonstration project to be run in Phase 2.
Through a pre-commercial, fully funded procurement Small Business
Research Initiative (SBRI), this programme aims to support
innovative Hydrogen BECCS
technology solutions across 3 categories:
1. Feedstock pre-processing: the development of low cost, energy
and material efficient technologies which will optimise biogenic
(including biomass and waste) feedstocks for use in advanced
gasification technologies.
2. Gasification components: the development of advanced
gasification technology components focusing on improving syngas
quality and upgrading for generation of hydrogen.
3. Novel biohydrogen technologies: the development of novel
biohydrogen technologies which can be combined with carbon
capture, such as dark fermentation, anaerobic digestion, waste
water treatment.
We held an online Supplier Engagement Workshop in November 2021
to help potential suppliers understand more about the competition
and ask questions: see the slide pack and questions and answers
from the session.
How to apply
Read the Hydrogen BECCS
Competition Guidance Notes for further information about the
competition.
Register by
12 noon, 4 March 2022, to access the Phase 1 application
form.
Submit the Phase 1
application and declaration forms by 12 noon on 11 March
2022.