Emvolon - Emission Capture and Conversion Technology for Green Ammonia
Emvolon has developed a modular and scalable platform technology that focuses on capturing and converting untapped energy resources, such as landfill gas, biogas, and waste biomass, into valuable carbon-negative fuels and chemicals. The system utilizes patent-protected technology to transform methane-rich feed gases into high-quality syngas, which is then converted into green methanol through catalytic reactions. This innovative approach significantly reduces costs compared to conventional technologies. Green methanol serves as an ideal fuel for shipping and heavy transport sectors and a valuable feedstock for producing sustainable aviation fuel. Additionally, Emvolon's platform advances the synthesis of green ammonia from renewable energy-generated hydrogen. The technology operates at reduced pressures and temperatures, surpassing traditional processes like Haber Bosch in techno-economic efficiency. Green ammonia is vital for decarbonizing fertilizers, agriculture, and serves as an effective hydrogen carrier and green fuel for marine transportation.
Emvolon’s platform technology converts green hydrogen produced from renewable energy into ammonia on-site. Unlike conventional technology, our patented technology economically synthesizes green ammonia using modular units that are right-sized for renewable energy sources.
Our patent-protected ammonia synthesis technology achieves superior techno-economics than conventional processes (Haber Bosch), by operating at much lower pressures and temperatures. Our technology allows for significant cost reductions, thanks to its highly efficient synthesis process that is designed for intermittent renewable energy sources. Green ammonia is critical to decarbonize fertilizers and agriculture, and it is an excellent hydrogen carrier and green fuel for hard-to-abate sectors, such as marine transportation.
- Green hydrogen from renewable resources : Solar, wind energy, biogenic carbon
- Emvolon platform technology : On-site, modular, scalable
- Green Ammonia : Sustainable, liquid, transportable, high energy density