INFRA.xtl technology improves shale gas economics by
converting gas into value-added synthetic crude at the source, offsetting high gas
production cost and eliminating need for gas transportation.
INFRA.xtl technology can be applied to monetisation of
stranded gas by producing value-added liquid motor fuels, or synthetic crude, on site and
transporting to market via existing oil infrastructure.
INFRA.xtl technology can be applied to monetisation of
offshore gas fields by producing, at compact GTL plants on the platforms, value-added liquid
motor fuels, or syncrude, transported by oil tankers.
INFRA.xtl technology allows for profitable conversion of
associated gas into synthetic crude at low-cost and compact GTL plants, further mixing it
with mineral crude into existing oil infrastructure.
INFRA.xtl technology would be a useful add-on to the
processing of bio-resources and offer a commercially viable Fischer-Tropsch process for
producing clean synthetic fuels.
INFRA.xtl technology’s lower capital and operating costs
make conversion of coal into liquid fuels in conjunction with any gasification technology
economically viable, providing a new energy source.