Chart expands MoU with Wolf Carbon Solutions
Published by Callum O'Reilly,
Senior Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Chart Industries Inc. has announced the expansion of its existing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Wolf Carbon Solutions U.S. LLC.
Wolf is an affiliate of Wolf Midstream, a US$4 billion multi-asset energy infrastructure organisation based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Through the cooperation agreement, both companies will jointly identify, develop, pursue, and execute projects using Chart’s Sustainable Energy Solutions (SES) Cryogenic Carbon Capture (CCC) technology at mutually agreed upon host sites located along Wolf’s recently announced Mt. Simon Hub carbon pipeline system. The proposed Mt. Simon Hub will run from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to central Illinois, US. Carbon that would otherwise be emitted into the atmosphere will be captured via Chart CCCTM technology and transported, stored, and permanently sequestered in the proposed Mt. Simon Hub carbon capture, transport, and sequestration system.
This would be the first CO2 pipeline with carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) capabilities in this highly industrial region of the US and would support decarbonisation in refineries, cement, steel, lime, power, and many other industries. These various industrial sources of carbon emissions are ideal candidates for deploying SES and CCC technology for post-combustion carbon capture.
“Chart is a proven leader in cryogenic technologies,” stated Nick Noppinger, Senior VP of Corporate Development. “Capture tech is an evolving industry that is critical to global decarbonisation efforts, and Chart is at the forefront with its cryogenic carbon capture technology. Wolf looks forward to leveraging Chart’s technology and experience to expand the Mt Simon Hub and develop additional carbon infrastructure opportunities across the US.”
In addition to CCC technology for post-combustion carbon capture, the parties will also work together to utilise additional rotating equipment manufactured by Howden for CCUS applications. Howden provides flue gas boosters for various CCUS technologies (including amine treating units and others), compressors for energy efficiency in the regeneration of amine treating units, rotating adsorption machines, and CO2 compressors.
“We are extremely pleased to expand our relationship with Wolf Carbon Solutions U.S. LLC both from leveraging our carbon capture solutions and now, with this MoU expansion, inclusive of utilising Howden’s flue gas boosters for CCUS technologies, compressors for energy efficiency, rotating adsorption machines, and CO2 compressors,” stated Jill Evanko, Chart’s CEO and President. “Together with Wolf, we will work to expand coverage of CO2 emitters in more regions to support Wolf’s national strategic growth initiatives, inclusive of Wolf’s CO2 distribution and transportation services.”
By leveraging both CCC and Howden carbon capture solutions, the parties will work together to expand coverage of CO2 emitters to support Wolf’s national strategic growth initiatives for CO2 distribution and transportation services. This will include both high-purity CO2 emitters in addition to lower-concentration post-combustion CO2 emissions sources.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/the-environment/14042023/chart-expands-mou-with-wolf-carbon-solutions/
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