We are an alternative energy company helping gas producers create value from small sources of stranded, vented and flared gas. We work with natural gas producers, landfill operators and biogas producers.The GasTechno® process is a non-catalytic gas-to-liquids technology that converts methane to methanol in one step. Developed by alternative energy company Gas Technologies LLC, GasTechno® is an economic gas conversion platform for small scale producers.
The GasTechno® process is designed to monetize small scale sources of stranded gas from 50 thousand standard cubic feet per day (mscfd) to 30 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd); a niche market representing 80% of the global stranded and flared gas market. Because GasTechno is catalyst-free, it can process a wide range of off-spec feed gases without costly pre-treatment. In almost all cases, from gas produced at biodigesters and landfills to associated gas flared at oil wells, the process accepts methane feedstock "as is."
Corporate Backgrounder
GTL is poised for the worldwide commercialization of the GasTechno® process--a single step non-catalytic process that converts methane to methanol. There are no commercial or emerging competitors in our target market: small scale stranded gas sources from 50 thousand standard cubic feet per day (mscfd) to 30 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd). These sources represent 80% of the global stranded and flared gas market.
GasTechno® Features
- GasTechnoplants are scalable and transportable with the ability to profitably operate at small volumes, allowing even modest point sources to meet carbon reduction goals.
- GasTechno plants are up to 70% lower in capital costs than traditional methanol plants at commercial scales. Operating costs are also reduced by an estimated 20% or more.
- The process economically converts stranded or flared gas from remote and/or small scale locations, coal seam and coal bed methane.
- The process is well suited to processing off-spec gases resulting from agricultural waste, municipal waste, algal biomass and other renewable sources.
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