THE ESSENTIALS

There are many suggestions on how to lower carbon footprint but most of them are variations of greenwashing suggestions.

For those genuinely committed to sustainability : What we are offering, is a direct process to capture carbon dioxide (CO2), with high surface area nano-catalysts - onsite. There is no need to send CO2 under the ground, purchase carbon credits or acidify concrete by carbonation, which compromises its durability.

Depending on your industry, simply expose our nanocatalyst to the exhaust emissions, for direct capture. Our nanocatalyst capture the CO2 with oxygen (O2) as the byproduct. 

Our product is a system originally designed as a space technology to recycle air in a closed environment, now repurposed cost-effectively for terrestrial use in industries seeking a more sustainable approach in their operations. 

To verify the efficacy of the product beyond gas chromatography and sensors, companies can also have environmentalists measure the air quality around your plant, before and after they start using our nanocatalyst, for CO2 capture. 

Our CO2 capture nanocatalyst can be used directly in dry form to capture CO2 from within the flue or as a wet slurry.

The final product after CO2 capture, can be reused. Instead of buying carbon credits, our nanocatalyst will help you earn them and capaitalise where necessary - consult with us for details, depending on the overall composition of your emissions.

One of the key aspects to increasing the energy yield from a fuel and lowering toxic emissions, lies in the efficient removal of sulphur in conjunction with capturing CO2 emmissions, before they are released into the atmosphere.

The reason being, that the more sulphur crude oil contains, the less energy it produces per litre, barrel or gallon. It goes without saying, that sulphur contamination comes at a consequence of higher CO2 emissions, when more fuel is required perform designated functions. 

The key to effectively lowering emissions and operating economically, is to utilise high surface area nanocatalysts, that efficiently support the upgrade the energy density of fuels, so that they deliver more energy, at lower volumetric quantities.

IMPORTANCE OF EFFECTIVE NANO-CATALYTIC CO2 SORPTION

CONVENTIONAL CATALYST BEDS 

Regular micronised powder beds and pellets used for processes such as calcium looping or desulphurisation perform at marginal levels, because of their low specific surface area. This means, regardless of how cheap they may be, they generate other additional indirect costs that can be avoided, if more efficient systems are used. Some of those entail :

•  low performance efficieny and short breakthrough time which leads to 

• more operational downtime 

• high volumes of material are needed to absorb harmful gases and 

• increased waste processing costs are incurred