Bio-LNG

Biomethane liquefaction

Biomethane liquefaction is a value stream which can be obtained once methane is separated from carbon dioxide and other critical components, and then liquefied at -160℃. This is a highly complex process, however you increase the energy density 600 times which makes the biofuel ideal for heavy-duty and maritime transport.

What we do

We have developed a patent-pending technology for a new biomethane liquefaction pretreatment polisher, designed for trace CO₂-removal from biomethane, also known as deep CO₂-removal. The paramount factor for a successful end-product is efficient polishing where all traces of unwanted components are removed.

Why liquefy methane?

The heavy transport sector is a big contributor to climate change, with emissions from trucks and buses making up about one-fifth of all transportation CO₂.

While many solutions are available for reducing the environmental impact of transportation, such as electric vehicles or better public transportation, they often require major infrastructure changes or behavioral changes from consumers.

LBG (Liquid BioGas) is the easiest way to substitute today’s use of fossil fuel in the heavy transport sector 1:1 using nearly the same drivelines as the current diesel vehicles.

Liquid BioGas provides a simple and easy way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the heavy transport sector using existing technology. LBG can substitute heavy fuel, resulting in a 100% renewable fuel source.

All solutions and equipment are known. In addition, when increasing the number of domestic facilities where renewable and fossil-free fuel is produced, it becomes possible to reduce/eliminate today’s transport of fossil fuels across the land through heavy transportation.