Menu Green Initiatives KANFA Group is involved in numerous projects to reduce CO2 emissions. This includes Carbon Capture plants and CO2 emissions reduction by generating steam through Heat Recovery Steam Generators. There are a number of initiatives and studies ongoing and pilot plants being built. Contact us for the latest information. Carbon Capture KANFA has more than 10 years experience in designing Carbon Capture plants for various locations around the Globe. Already back in 2010, KANFA delivered a 28 mT Amine reclamation package to the Equinor (Statoil) CO2 Capture plant at the Mongstad Norway refinery. This TCM plant removes approx. 100.000 tonnes per annum of CO2 from Flue Gas and is still in operation today, operating as a test facility for many new initiatives. In 2012, KANFA executed an EP contract for the Uthmaniyah CO2 capture project with Jutal in China. The unit was shipped to Saudi Aramco’s CO2 Capture and Injection Facilities Project in Uthmaniyah, Saudi Arabia. More recently, early 2019, KANFA delivered a Containerized Carbon Capture plant for the Klemetsrud Pilot project for Fortum Oslo Varme, within just 21 weeks delivery time. Most equipment fit the 40 ft container and at site, 3 columns were erected on top of the container. The CCS Pilot plant, based on Shell simulations with the remaining design by KANFA was successfully started up in Feb 2019 and the current findings will form the basis for a full-scale development. Take a look at the video below to learn more about the waste to energy facility in Oslo and the importance of CCS! (Norwegian language only) CO2 emission reduction through Heat Recovery Steam Generation Through its former company KANFA-Tec, KANFA Group gained a lot of expertise with Waste Heat Recovery Units, improving the efficiency of Gas Turbine systems. Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG’s) are becoming more popular as they can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 25% and KANFA is currently involved in a number of these systems on FLNG vessels. Recently, KANFA was awarded the HRSG modules for the prestigious Golar GIMI FLNG project that will operate on BP’s Greater Tortue Ahmeyim field offshore Mauritania – Senegal. The project is the second conversion of an LNG carrier to a FLNG vessel that Golar is executing with Keppel in Singapore and Black & Veatch in Kansas City. The HRSG modules will be part of a combined waste heat recovery / power plant that will recover heat to produce steam for process heat and power generation in steam turbines. Compared to conventional solutions, this combined power solution will be more efficient and reduce CO2 emissions. Delivery of the four modules in Singapore is planned for Q4-2020 and offshore production is planned to start in 2022. Heat Pump to significantly reduce energy consumption KANFA has developed and patented a concept for full heating/cooling integration of a complete offshore/upstream process by the use of a large scale Heat Pump. It eliminates the use of Electric Heaters and Fired Boilers. The concept is of special interest for electrification projects (power from shore/grid) with limited heat sources (no gas turbine WHRU). The COP is typically around 5, i.e. with a heating demand of 10 MW for an offshore process plant, the heat pump solution can reduce this by 80% to only 2 MW of electrical power required. CAPEX savings are also significant. Contact us for more information about this interesting concept. . © 2000-2021 KANFA Group About KANFA Contact Info We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Cookie settingsACCEPT