Solving the Methane Problem For the Oil and Gas Sector
Tecmerra converts climate-negative methane emissions into valuable industrial chemicals. Redefine regulatory compliance in the Oil and Gas sectors
OIL AND GAS SECTOR
The Oil and Gas Sector is one of the largest industrial emitters of methane globally.
venting or flaring the waste methane gas.
METHANE TO METHANOL (MtM)
Traditional MtM facilities are large, expensive facilities that converts methane to methanol at high temperatures and pressures. These conversion facilities are not cost-effective, which is why most Methane is either vented or flared.
TECMERRA’S SOLUTION
Tecmerra Methane Solutions Ltd. believes the greatest value for treating excess methane comes from converting it into a market ready liquid: methanol. Tecmerra will effectively reduce methane gas and is developing several proprietary MtM catalysts. When commercialized, this technology will effectively allow for direct, one step oxidation of methane when flowed over Tecmerra’s reactor bed, producing liquid methanol and ammonia as an end-product of the process instead of releasing methane into the atmosphere.
TECMERRA’S ADVANTAGE
Tecmerra’s solution solves an environmental threat and regulatory burden without the downsides of traditional MtM processing.
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Tecmerra’s methane gas elimination solution operates at room temperature and low pressure with up to 99% efficiency.
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Seamlessly integrated into pre-existing infrastructure, there is no need for large processing facilities or significant infrastructure upgrades.
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Ability to deploy MtM technology in remote locations, including oil and gas exploration sites.
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Integrated technology allows for carbon offset, measurement, verification and reporting.
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
Tecmerra is seeking strategic partnerships with the following:
Investors
Oil and Gas Exploration
Oil and Gas Extraction
Carbon Offset Buyers
MORE INFORMATION
Watch our video for more information about Tecmerra’s novel technology.
OUR SUPPORTERS
Tecmerra thanks our supporters as well as our academic and other partners for their involvement.
Environment, Climate and Parks has provided funding for this project.