CanaGas is a privately held company located in the Province of Alberta, Canada. The company founders are a team of engineers currently looking for the right CEO to commercialize its game-changing technology and products.

The founding team has developed the innovative equipment necessary to fabricate the unique HDPE liners that are key to manufacturing the company’s type-4 tanks. Three prototype liners are now ready for filament winding into prototype tanks. The destructive testing of those tanks will validate the design.

With validation of design, CanaGas may then proceed to conduct the testing required for regulatory approvals. The relatively new ISO Standard 17519 is a one-stop-shop for the approval of both the 9500-litre tanks and the CTM as a whole.

To commence production of CTMs, CanaGas will avail of its fabrication partners. New manufacturing facilities will not be required. We are ready to roll. That said, at a future date, CanaGas plans on establishing fabrication facilities in Canada.

Notably, CanaGas holds the patent rights regarding the large type-4 tanks designed to safely transport P-LNG and other gaseous fluids. The technology is patented in several countries.

With three liners ready for filament winding and validation testing, CanaGas is now seeking between $10 million and $20 million to fully commercialize its intellectual property.

Our mission is to provide our customers with a safe, practical, and cost effective way to transport P-LNG using trucks, trains and marine vessels. Future CTMs with lower pressure tanks will transport ethylene, the most important chemical in the world, as well as ethane, CO2, methanol, and ammonia.

We envision the widespread use of CTMs delivering natural gas to commercial customers throughout the world. The economic value of such gas delivery will sustain competitive advantages to our customers and maintain sustainable employment to the people benefiting from the reliable supply of natural gas.

We also see our CTMs being used throughout the world to foster the growth of small-scale biogas production in remote areas.

Steven Campbell
Chief Technology Officer
Canagas Incorporated