CO2 separation plant for CO2 conversion into methane

DESCRIPTION

Carbon Capture and Utilization technology represents a variety of processes, where carbon species (e.g. CO2, CO) are utilized as feedstock to produce valuable carbon-based products such as methanol or methane (CH4). The substitution of fossil feedstocks with “renewable” carbon-based products is a feasible strategy to close the carbon cycle and reduce CO2 emissions of energy intensive industries. For this reason, the plant focuses on CO2 separation to offer a feedstock to produce synthetic CH4 from H2 and CO2. The CO2 separation technology (amine-scrubbing technology) can be connected to different conversion technologies like bioelectrochemical methanation or geo-methanation. CO2-rich off-gas will be available from the steel industry. The separation unit can be fed with CO2 rich off-gas from the power plant or directly with process off-gases. The capacity of the separation unit is about 800kg/day CO2.

AREAS OF SPECIAL COMPETENCE

Sector coupling by converting CO2 emissions from energy intensive industry into methane as energy carrier, CO2 as feedstock to decarbonise chemical/energy industry.

WHAT CAN BE TESTED

CO2 capture plant to e.g. store it with renewable hydrogen in a geo-methanation reservoir.

AVAILABLE INFRASTRUCTURE

We plan to install an amine scrubber with a capacity of 800kg/day CO2 at the site of an integrated steel plant to provide CO2 for further conversion processes.

HOW TO GET STARTED WITH US

k1-met.com; michael.derntl@k1-met.com

PRICING MODEL

Pilot plant + construction + infrastructure + operation of pilot plant = 900.000€

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Linz, Austria


Responsible organisation(s): K1-MET GmbH, Austria

Michael Derntl

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