Isobaric Gas Transfer (IsobaricGT) System
To store, transfer and transport CNG from stranded and marginal offshore fields to shore in a manner that is commercially realizable.
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is one of the most economical and well known methods of transporting produced gas on an onshore setting. The process and technology of conditioning produced gas as CNG is well known, simple and is one of the most inexpensive solutions.
NGLTech’s proprietary technology, Isobaric Gas Transfer System (IsobaricGT) addresses the shortcomings of conventional CNG systems when applied to an offshore production environment. The system developed deploys a number of novel methodologies and provisions to store, transfer and transport CNG from stranded and marginal offshore fields to shore in a manner that is commercially realizable.
It is envisaged that the technology will be the primary enabler and catalyst for the reduction and eventual elimination of the practice of gas flaring regionally and globally, keeping in line with Paris Agreement to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Patented Technology (Malaysia Application No.: PI2021001105) with a readiness level tier TRL-4 (System Validated in Lab).
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Intellectual Property
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Filed in Malaysia. Patent Ref. No.: PI2021001105. To be patented in other countries in upcoming months
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Cost
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30% to 40% reduction in field development cost
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Power
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No requirement for compression. Low power and energy consumption
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Product
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High rate of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) loading and unloading
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Application Conditions
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Fit for stranded/ marginal gas fields and offshore flaring gas
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Validation
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Bureau Veritas (BV) verified design
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Production
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Simultaneous production of gas from multiple fields
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