New Syncraft Powerplant Being Built In Partnership With Procarbic - CleanTechnica

Construction has begun in Zwickau, Germany, on a new industrial-scale Syncraft powerplant developed in partnership with Procarbic. The facility will utilize two Syncraft CW1800x2-1000 units, providing a combined electrical capacity of 2 MW. The plant’s core technology centers on Syncraft’s climate-positive reactor and energy system, which processes regional forest waste residues as feedstock. Key outputs include renewable electricity, base load process heat, and approximately 6,000 tonnes per year of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) stored as “green carbon.” The site features advanced infrastructure such as an automated crane system for feeding the Syncraft modules, an on-site biomass boiler, a drying system for conditioning wood chips, and a flexible green-carbon handling system that stores carbon material dry in silos with adjustable moisture levels to meet customer requirements. This project represents a robust contribution to energy infrastructure and carbon removal efforts. Scaling up, a fleet of 1,500 Syncraft powerplants could