
Maverick Synfuels Introduces Modular GTL Methanol Plants
October 1, 2014http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/articles/186199/maverick-synfuels-introduces-modular-gtl-methanol-plants
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Maverick Synfuels has introduced the first small-scale, modular methane-to-methanol production plant that can be integrated to a methane source. The trademarked Maverick Oasis system allows producers to monetize biogas and natural gas as an alternative to producing electricity.
The gas-to-liquids (GTL) methanol plants are modular, and can be rapidly deployed onsite to produce methanol from natural gas or methane-rich waste gas. Maverick is pursuing opportunities to build and operate the Maverick Oasis platform, and is interested in having discussions with potential partners.
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