A lot of attentions have been recently paid to the CO2 reforming of methane to syngas. A major reason for it is that this reaction can provide us a syngas with a 1/1 ratio of H2 and CO, which is typically suitable for the synthesis of valuable oxygenated chemicals.1 Among the catalysts developed, Al2O3 supported Ni catalysts were extensively investigated due to their relatively high activity and low cost. The major problem for the further practical application of these nickel catalysts is the deactivation of the catalyst, suffered from carbon deposition on the catalyst during reactions. Many investigators are working on the improvement in this nickel catalyst by using the addition of promoters,2, 3 using novel reactor configurations,4 and using different supports.3 In this work, we attempt to use an AC corona discharge plasma for the CO2 reforming of methane to syngas. A stable operation of plasma CO2 reforming of methane has been achieved.