Enerflex and BASF to Partner on CCUS Applications
Enerflex and BASF to Partner on CCUS Applications

Enerflex and BASF to Partner on CCUS Applications

  • 21-Jun-2024 4:45 PM
  • Journalist: Jung Hoon

Enerflex Ltd. (Enerflex) and BASF have forged a pivotal collaboration through a memorandum of understanding (MoU), signaling a strategic alignment in their shared vision for advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies. This partnership brings together Enerflex's extensive experience spanning four decades in engineering, manufacturing, and integrating gas processing and compression systems with BASF's renowned OASE blue technology, designed specifically for efficient flue gas and post-combustion CO2 capture. By combining their complementary strengths, the two companies aim to propel the commercial-scale deployment of CCUS applications, addressing the urgent global imperative to reduce carbon emissions.

Enerflex's track record in the CCUS arena speaks volumes, with over 150 successfully executed projects capturing an impressive five million tons of CO2 annually. This legacy underscores their deep-rooted commitment to sustainability and innovation. Meanwhile, BASF brings to the table its unrivaled expertise in carbon capture technology, boasting a portfolio of over 500 reference plants worldwide. The MoU between Enerflex and BASF is not merely a symbolic gesture but a concrete step towards fostering economic and scalable CCUS solutions. By leveraging their combined resources, knowledge, and innovative technologies, the partnership aims to drive significant advancements in the fight against climate change, laying the groundwork for a more sustainable future.

Marc Rossiter, President and CEO of Enerflex, stated that the collaboration with BASF showcased their dedication to sustainable energy and the pursuit of inventive strategies to fulfill their client partners' decarbonization objectives. He expressed anticipation that through the partnership with BASF, they would enhance the refinement of cost-effective CCUS solutions, aligning with their overarching vision of revolutionizing energy for a sustainable future.

Fransis Chadikun, Senior Vice President, Intermediates North America of BASF, highlighted that they presented an impressive range of gas treatment solutions through the OASE brand to assist Enerflex and meet the increasing demand for carbon capture solutions. He emphasized the significance of OASE blue, a technology devised by BASF for capturing CO2 from various sources such as power plants and industrial sites. Chadikun underscored BASF's extensive and longstanding expertise in gas treatment, emphasizing their contributions to sustainability objectives through applications in carbon capture and storage.

BASF's OASE blue technology stands out as a game-changer in carbon capture for various industries. This innovative gas treatment solution is specifically designed to address the complexities of CO2 capture from flue gas emissions. Unlike conventional methods, OASE blue boasts impressive efficiency with minimal energy consumption and solvent loss. Additionally, it offers a high degree of adaptability, allowing it to function effectively across a broad spectrum of operating conditions. This adaptability makes OASE blue a powerful tool for tackling CO2 emissions from a diverse range of sources, including fossil-fuel power plants, steam reformers, boilers, waste incinerators, and even those in the cement and steel industries. Each of these industries presents unique challenges in terms of flue gas composition and operating parameters. OASE blue's versatility ensures an effective and efficient CO2 capture solution regardless of the specific industrial setting.

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