SPX Power™

Biomass converted into electricity for distributed and rural power generation.

Process

Biomass → Energy Conversion → Electricity

Biomass is combusted or gasified to drive generation equipment, producing electricity for on-site use, local grids, or rural electrification — turning agricultural residue into a distributed power source.

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At a Glance

Key facts

  • Feedstock: biomass, agricultural & process residue
  • Core process: combustion / gasification power generation
  • Primary use: distributed & rural electricity generation
  • Climate benefit: displaces diesel generation and grid losses
Other SPX™ Pathways

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FAQ

SPX Power™ questions, answered.

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What is SPX Power™?

SPX Power™ converts agricultural biomass into electricity through combustion or gasification, producing a distributed power source for on-site use, local grids or rural electrification.

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What feedstocks does SPX Power™ use?

Biomass and agricultural or process residue, converted through combustion or gasification power-generation technology.

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Where is SPX Power™ best suited?

Distributed and rural electricity generation — particularly where agricultural residue is available locally and grid access is limited or unreliable.

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What is the climate benefit of SPX Power™?

It displaces diesel generation and reduces transmission losses associated with centralised grid power, by generating electricity closer to where the biomass and the demand both exist.

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Can SPX Power™ be combined with other SPX™ pathways?

Yes — biomass processing can be configured to generate electricity alongside other outputs such as biochar, bio-oil or hydrogen, depending on project design.

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How can I deploy an SPX Power™ project?

Apply as a Plant & Project Partner through the Partners page — Soil Passport provides technology, project development support and the digital platform; you provide land, biomass access and local operations.

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