MHI Compressor International will supply turbomachinery for Shintech's new 625 KTA PEP-2 ethylene plant in Plaquemine, Louisiana, its second project with the company.
|Articles|November 15, 2022
72 Turboexpanders Project
Sapphire Technologies pairing with Tallgrass and Evolve Energy
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Sapphire Technologies is partnering with Tallgrass Energy for a clean energy project to install over 72 turboexpander systems within 3 years. Evolve Energy is developing a process control for the natural gas pipeline network. Evolve will provide integration services for Tallgrass, and power generated by Sapphire’s turboexpanders will be used in Evolve’s data centres. Sapphire’s FreeSpin In-Line Turboexpander allows Tallgrass to meet greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction targets.
This is believed to be the single-largest supply agreement for turboexpanders sold into the midstream sector.
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