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Our solution helps add value to domestically produced gas from wells / Coal Bed Methane (CBM) / Biogas / Pipeline by liquifying natural gas using our Modular Zero Refrigerant-LNG solution without the need for an external refrigerant like Nitrogen / Hydrocarbon with a Low LifeCycle Cost.
Since this is a modular design, the facility can be relocated to a new site in case well production reduces over time or Add additional modules to increase the capacity in a phased manner thereby protecting the Capex and increasing the flexibility of operation.
Zero Refrigerant-LNG Process
This process uses the feed natural gas in an optimized system of expanders to provide the necessary cryogenic refrigeration. As a result, no external refrigerants, such as nitrogen or mixed hydrocarbons, are required.

Benefits:
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No refrigerant storage and transfer systems (lower equipment count).
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No make-up refrigerants required & associated Cost.
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Operational simplicity.
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Reduced plot area.
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High-efficiency process with low power demand (10% below SMR & 25% below than dual N2 expander).
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low operating cost and lower-cost compression equipment.
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A continuous process with a high range of operating conditions.
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Feed gas flexibility (Pipeline/biogas/coal seam gases/flare gas).
Feed Gas Flexibility.

GasWell/CBM/Biogas Configuration


Pipeline Configuration
Plug & Play Standardized
Modular Design.
The use of lean-designed, standardized, modular units allows for multiple plants to be built using standardized plug-and-play modules.
75-80 % Modularization Achieved.
“Design one, Build many” philosophy

Benefits:
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Reduced On-site construction.
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Compact footprint.
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Low-cost & efficent shop fabrication.
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Reduced Project Schedule.
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Modules can be added or removed to the layout depending on operating requirement.
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Easy to scale up plant, by adding new modules in phases as market expands.
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Modules can be relocated to a new site in case of the production from gas well/CBM reduces, thereby protecting the Capex expenditure & flexible operation.
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