CanaGas ITMs will make natural gas (low-cost P-LNG) accessible by road, rail and sea. This will help to lift the world out of energy poverty. Developing communities will be able to access clean energy using the world’s existing shipping container transport systems. Coastal communities and islands will have easy access to natural gas via ship or barge. No terminals are required to receive the usable natural gas safely contained in a CanaGas ITM.
The utility of the ITM will make small scale biogas in remote locations practical and lucrative. The CanaGas system separates the CO2 on site, without amine. The liquefied CO2 can then be stored in a 20-ft ITM for transport as commercial grade (bio) CO2 or, as captured CO2 bound for sequestration. In addition to the production of usable bio-methane, such facilities with easily available feedstock will also produce a significant amount of organic fertilizer.
The low-cost of making P-LNG and access to CanaGas ITMs will allow for many of the world’s worst flaring regions of the world to capture and monetize the natural gas and LPGs being flared to produce oil. Environmental benefits will be immediate. LPGs allow a third of the world to cook meals and heat homes. LPGs are that important to the sustainability of life on Earth. Another third of the world wishes it had access to affordable, reliable LPG.
The low-pressure ITM will also very safely transport 15 MT of liquid ammonia, the fertilizer that is responsible for feeding half of the world.
