TECHNOLOGIES
GNP has developed three main technologies to revolutionize the capture and use of low-grade heat within a variety of industries. These technologies have the potential to drastically reduce emissions and significantlly improve project economics.
THE X120
A revolutionary system merging CCS with waste heat recovery and ORC to deliver net-zero carbon capture.
- Boosts net CO₂ recovery by ~150%
- Cuts CCS operating costs by ~60%
- Scalable, modular & patent-protected
US Patent: US12194407B2, Title: Net-zero enabling system for gas (CO2 and H2S) treating system. Continuation filed
European Patent (Pending): EP4558715A1, Title: Net-zero enabling system for gas (CO2 and H2S) treating system.
THE EXPANDER
A 200 kW modular Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) system that recovers waste heat from gas compressors.
- Zero-carbon power from compressor waste heat
- Time to payback as low as 4 months
- Reduces natural gas compressor fuel consumption & emissions
US Patent: US8528333B2, Title: Controlled organic rankine cycle system for recovery and conversion of thermal energy
Canadian Patent: CA2679612C, Title: Controlled organic rankine cycle system for recovery and conversion of thermal energy
US Patent: US9777602B2, Title: Supplementary thermal energy transfer in thermal energy recovery systems
Canadian Patent: CA2676502C, Title: Supplementary thermal energy transfer in thermal energy recovery systems
THE JUDO SEAL
A patented rotating equipment seal that eliminates fugitive methane gas emissions from natural gas compressors.
- Ultra-compact & low-cost
- Proven & patented technology
- Targets one of the largest methane sources in North America
US Patent: US10415706B2, Title: Methods and systems for sealing rotating equipment such as expanders or compressors.
Canadian Patent: CA2912699C, Title: Methods and systems for sealing rotating equipment such as expanders or compressors.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OPTIMIZATION
Application of artificial intelligence to the waste heat recovery and control of Organic Rankine cycle systems.
US Patent: US20200308992A1, Title: System, apparatus and method for managing heat transfer in power generation systems
Canadian Patent (Pending): CA3081670A1, Title: System, apparatus and method for managing heat transfer in power generation systems