Shoreham Port

*All attendees must book via <a href="https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/turbo-meth-innovation-showcase-tickets-1983767495982?aff=oddtdtcreator&amp;keep_tld=true" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Eventbrite</a> please* https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/turbo-meth-innovation-showcase-tickets-1983767495982?aff=oddtdtcreator&amp;keep_tld=true Get ready to discover the newest innovations and technological breakthroughs at the TURBO METH Innovation Showcase. Join us at Shoreham Port for the public showcase of PuriFire Energy’s hydrothermal gasification technology and HyperGen’s Microturbine, as part of Innovate UK’s Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC6), funded by the Department for Transport. This event is a first joint presentation of PuriFire’s prototype system and HyperGen’s multi-fuel micro gas turbine technology in a live port setting. Both technologies have received support from Innovate UK’s Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC6), which promotes innovative solutions to lower emissions in the maritime industry. The collaboration aims to demonstrate how circular fuels and distributed power systems can be integrated into port infrastructure to accelerate maritime decarbonisation. PuriFire’s hydrothermal gasification process converts wastewater and waste carbon into green hydrogen and bio-methanol, offering a decentralised, lower-carbon alternative to fossil-derived methanol. HyperGen’s turbine systems provide flexible, efficient power generation that can operate on cleaner fuel pathways. At the event, attendees will see a static display of the technologies, hear directly from the engineers and consortium partners, and explore how this Government-backed innovation could support ports, ship operators, and policymakers in building a cleaner maritime future. Delivered alongside Newcastle University, X-Press Feeders, The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult, and Associated British Ports, the project represents a significant step toward moving sustainable fuel production from lab validation to real-world deployment. We look forward to welcoming you to Shoreham Port to see the technology up close and discuss what comes next - everyone welcome!

Join us at Shoreham Port for the public showcase of PuriFire Energy’s hydrothermal gasification technology and HyperGen’s Microturbine, as part of Innovate UK’s Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC6), funded by the Department for Transport. This event is a first joint presentation of PuriFire’s prototype system and HyperGen’s multi-fuel micro gas turbine technology in a live port setting. Both technologies have received support from Innovate UK’s Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC6), which promotes innovative solutions to lower emissions in the maritime industry. The collaboration aims to demonstrate how circular fuels and distributed power systems can be integrated into port infrastructure to accelerate maritime decarbonisation. PuriFire’s hydrothermal gasification process converts wastewater and waste carbon into green hydrogen and bio-methanol, offering a decentralised, lower-carbon alternative to fossil-derived methanol. HyperGen’s turbine systems provide flexible, efficient power generation that can operate on cleaner fuel pathways. At the event, attendees will see a static display of the technologies, hear directly from the engineers and consortium partners, and explore how this Government-backed innovation could support ports, ship operators, and policymakers in building a cleaner maritime future. Delivered alongside Newcastle University, X-Press Feeders, Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, and Associated British Ports, the project represents a significant step toward moving sustainable fuel production from lab validation to real-world deployment.We look forward to welcoming industry leaders, investors, and policymakers to Shoreham Port to see the technology up close and discuss what comes next. Please note: This event takes place on one day only — 26th March — with two identical demonstration sessions at 11:00 and 14:00. Please book for one of these sessions. Where to meetPlease meet our team (who will be wearing Shoreham Port orange high vis jackets) outside on the terrace at Port Kitchen. The showcase area is then a short walk away. AccessibilityPlease let us know if you have any accessibility requirements. The route from Port Kitchen to the showcase area is wheelchair‑accessible, though there are some areas of uneven ground to be aware of. Getting hereWe encourage all visitors to travel sustainably where possible. Shoreham Port is a short 5‑minute walk from Southwick Train Station, and the 700 bus stops close to the entrance of Nautilus House (our main office). The stop is called 'Shoreham Port'. We have plenty of bike storage available at Port Kitchen.Parking on the Port is very limited. Paid parking is available at Lady Bee Marina and at Port Kitchen. Additional street parking is available in Southwick, and there is a paid car park behind the Co-op in Southwick Square. From there, it is a 10–15 minute walk to Port Kitchen.