CARBON CAPTURE FEASIBILITY

As the market for carbon capture, utilization, and storage develops, many industrial users start with feasibility qualification for a project.  This involves evaluating feed sources for carbon capture, technology selection to meet the specification for the purified carbon, and final sale or sequestration of the carbon.

CANUSA EPC’s expertise will guide you through all of these carbon capture questions:

• What are readily available sources of Carbon in my industrial process?
• What technologies will fit the purification requirements?
• Can I leverage some of my existing CAPEX investments to lower my project cost?
• What is the projected OPEX to operate this new process?
• What type of sales or takeaway options should be considered?
• What does the project require as a cost per ton of CO2 to justify a return?

CO2 CAPTURE & PROCESSING

CANUSA EPC has developed strategy partnerships with capture, compression, and liquefaction technology providers to offer comprehensive solutions to CO2 projects. Our approach at CANUSA EPC is to leverage our experience with CO2 treatment in the natural gas space to deploy proven technology in commercially efficient manners. We support Clients from the development evaluation through startup for separation, compression, dehydration, liquefaction, storage, transportation, and vaporization of CO2 – across North America.

Where many organizations are just learning about CO2 and may take a conservative approach, our team has the knowledge and expertise to provide fully optimized projects – from the FEED stage through construction.

CO2 CHALLENGES WE OVERCOME

• Effective methods for reducing CO₂ emissions
• Isolating CO₂ from gas streams
• What to do with CO₂ once it’s been stripped from the gas stream
• How to process and purify CO₂
• How to transport and/or liquefy CO₂
• CO₂ sequestration

CO2 SCOPE OF WORK

• Regulatory and emission applications
• CO₂ recovery
• CO₂ compression
• CO₂ refrigeration
• CO₂ dehydration
• CO₂ storage
• CO₂ transportation, pipelines, and rail loadout
• CO₂ vaporization
• Project estimate, scheduling, and controls
• Process design and engineering
• Instrumentation and measurement design and engineering
• Liquids storage design and engineering
• Electrical and controls design
• Piping and stress analysis
• 3D modeling and design
• Full-service EPCM
• Structural design and engineering
• Rotating equipment design
• Procurement and construction management

Carbon Capture
Canada

Carbon Sequestration
Canada

Solvent Distribution Network
Canada

Liquefaction Process
Canada

+ READ CO2 LIQUEFACTION CASE STUDY

Enhanced Oil Recovery
Canada

+ READ EOR CASE STUDY

Central Processing Facility
Canada

Metal Organic Framework
Canada

+ READ POST-COMBUSTION CASE STUDY