NOVELTY - Formation of hydrogen gas derived from biomass comprises subjecting the gas containing water vapor and organic vapors to reformer catalyst and forming a gas, reacting carbon monoxide and water vapor in the gas through steam shift catalyst, separating the gas containing hydrogen from the solution containing a bicarbonate from the carbon dioxide, and subjecting the solution containing a bicarbonate to heat.    USE - The method is for forming hydrogen gas derived from a biomass having water vapor and organic vapors and subjecting the gas to reformer catalyst to become a gas containing hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The gas containing hydrogen devoid of impurities is employed to power a fuel cell to generate electricity. (All claimed)    ADVANTAGE - The method produces a gas derived from a biomass containing hydrogen devoid of a carbon monoxide.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Formation of hydrogen from a gas derived from biomass having water vapor and organic vapors, and subjecting of gas to a reformer catalyst to become a gas containing hydrogen and carbon monoxide, comprises:    (i) providing the gas containing organic vapors;    (ii) providing the reformer catalyst;    (iii) subjecting the gas containing water vapor and organic vapors to reformer catalyst and forming a gas containing water vapor, hydrogen and carbon monoxide;    (iv) providing a steam shift catalyst;    (v) subjecting the formed gas containing water vapor, hydrogen and carbon monoxide to the steam shift catalyst;    (vi) reacting carbon monoxide and water vapor in the gas through steam shift catalyst to shift carbon monoxide to form a gas containing hydrogen and carbon dioxide;    (vii) providing solution for removing carbon dioxide from the gas containing hydrogen;    (viii) mingling the reacted gas (devoid of carbon monoxide) containing carbon dioxide and hydrogen with the solution to form a solution containing a bicarbonate;    (ix) separating the gas containing hydrogen from the solution containing a bicarbonate from the carbon dioxide; and    (x) subjecting the solution containing a bicarbonate to heat to form gaseous carbon dioxide and a solution for recycle to produce a gas containing hydrogen devoid of carbon monoxide derived from a biomass.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure is a flow sheet denoting the formation of hydrogen gas derived from a biomass.