CHEMICAL INCINERATORS

Turn your incinerator’s CO₂ into a usable resource

Lower emissions. Reduce purchased CO₂.

If your site is under pressure to reduce emissions while keeping the business case viable, your incinerator can be part of the answer. Recover CO₂ from flue gas with a fully electrified membrane system and route it towards on-site use, external offtake or storage.

CHEMICAL INCINERATORS

Turn your incinerator’s CO₂ into a usable resource

Lower emissions. Reduce purchased CO₂.

If your site is under pressure to reduce emissions while keeping the business case viable, your incinerator can be part of the answer. Recover CO₂ from flue gas with a fully electrified membrane system and route it towards on-site use, external offtake or storage.

CHEMICAL INCINERATORS

Turn your incinerator’s CO₂ into a usable resource

Lower emissions. Reduce purchased CO₂.

If your site is under pressure to reduce emissions while keeping the business case viable, your incinerator can be part of the answer. Recover CO₂ from flue gas with a fully electrified membrane system and route it towards on-site use, external offtake or storage.

Benefits

Make more of the CO₂ your site already produces

For chemical incinerators, carbon capture can create value on both sides of the equation: reducing what leaves the stack while creating a useful CO₂ stream for the site or another destination.while creating a more local source of supply.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Lower the energy burden

Use pressure-driven membrane separation without solvent regeneration in the core capture step.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Build around your operation

Configure a modular system around your flue-gas stream, available space and the destination of the captured CO₂.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Reduce your purchased CO₂

Where your site already uses CO₂, recovered supply can replace part of what you currently buy externally.

Benefits

Make more of the CO₂ your site already produces

For chemical incinerators, carbon capture can create value on both sides of the equation: reducing what leaves the stack while creating a useful CO₂ stream for the site or another destination.while creating a more local source of supply.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Lower the energy burden

Use pressure-driven membrane separation without solvent regeneration in the core capture step.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Build around your operation

Configure a modular system around your flue-gas stream, available space and the destination of the captured CO₂.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Reduce your purchased CO₂

Where your site already uses CO₂, recovered supply can replace part of what you currently buy externally.

Benefits

Make more of the CO₂ your site already produces

For chemical incinerators, carbon capture can create value on both sides of the equation: reducing what leaves the stack while creating a useful CO₂ stream for the site or another destination.while creating a more local source of supply.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Lower the energy burden

Use pressure-driven membrane separation without solvent regeneration in the core capture step.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Build around your operation

Configure a modular system around your flue-gas stream, available space and the destination of the captured CO₂.

Grid icon representing modular molecular sieving membrane applications

Reduce your purchased CO₂

Where your site already uses CO₂, recovered supply can replace part of what you currently buy externally.

Already emitting CO₂ in one part of the site and buying it in another?

That may be the first capture case worth exploring.

10%+ CO₂

A strong starting point for a commercial capture case

Already emitting CO₂ in one part of the site and buying it in another?

That may be the first capture case worth exploring.

10%+ CO₂

A strong starting point for a commercial capture case

Already emitting CO₂ in one part of the site and buying it in another?

That may be the first capture case worth exploring.

10%+ CO₂

A strong starting point for a commercial capture case

End-to-end solution

Assess first. Validate on your stream. Then scale.

  • 1

    Establish feasibility

    We review your CO₂ source, flue-gas composition, annual quantity and intended destination. Together, we assess the capture opportunity, operating requirements and conditions for a viable project.

    Industrial plant diagram highlighting where modular membrane separation equipment integrates
  • 2

    Validate with a pilot

    Test on your own flue gas to establish relevant performance and operating data. The findings help your team evaluate technical fit and commercial potential before scaling.

  • Industrial plant diagram for turnkey molecular sieving membrane integration

    Directly installed on plant

    3

    Deploy & operate

    Once the case is proven, configure the full system around your site, operating requirements and CO₂ route. Then integrate and bring it into operation.

End-to-end solution

Assess first. Validate on your stream. Then scale.

  • 1

    Establish feasibility

    We review your CO₂ source, flue-gas composition, annual quantity and intended destination. Together, we assess the capture opportunity, operating requirements and conditions for a viable project.

    Industrial plant diagram highlighting where modular membrane separation equipment integrates
  • 2

    Validate with a pilot

    Test on your own flue gas to establish relevant performance and operating data. The findings help your team evaluate technical fit and commercial potential before scaling.

  • Industrial plant diagram for turnkey molecular sieving membrane integration

    Directly installed on plant

    3

    Deploy & operate

    Once the case is proven, configure the full system around your site, operating requirements and CO₂ route. Then integrate and bring it into operation.

End-to-end solution

Assess first. Validate on your stream. Then scale.

  • 1

    Establish feasibility

    We review your CO₂ source, flue-gas composition, annual quantity and intended destination. Together, we assess the capture opportunity, operating requirements and conditions for a viable project.

    Industrial plant diagram highlighting where modular membrane separation equipment integrates
  • 2

    Validate with a pilot

    Test on your own flue gas to establish relevant performance and operating data. The findings help your team evaluate technical fit and commercial potential before scaling.

  • Industrial plant diagram for turnkey molecular sieving membrane integration

    Directly installed on plant

    3

    Deploy & operate

    Once the case is proven, configure the full system around your site, operating requirements and CO₂ route. Then integrate and bring it into operation.

FAQ

Questions about CO₂ recovery from chemical incineration

FAQ

Questions about CO₂ recovery from chemical incineration

FAQ

Questions about CO₂ recovery from chemical incineration

Tell us what you’re trying to improve. We’ll explore what’s possible.

Share the separation challenge you’re dealing with today. We’ll help assess where molecular sieving could improve recovery, capacity, efficiency or emissions and what that could mean for your process.

Tell us what you’re trying to improve. We’ll explore what’s possible.

Share the separation challenge you’re dealing with today. We’ll help assess where molecular sieving could improve recovery, capacity, efficiency or emissions and what that could mean for your process.

Tell us what you’re trying to improve. We’ll explore what’s possible.

Share the separation challenge you’re dealing with today. We’ll help assess where molecular sieving could improve recovery, capacity, efficiency or emissions and what that could mean for your process.