We activated the LPG station at the ZEOCEM plant

We built a new LPG station at our plant and put it into operation in July 2023. Five large-capacity LPG storage tanks will be available as an alternative source of energy for the thermal activation of zeolite.

Beneficial impact on reducing the carbon footprint

LPG has a lower carbon content, which results in lower greenhouse gas emissions during combustion. LPG consists primarily of propane and butane, which have a lower carbon to hydrogen ratio compared to the methane found in natural gas. Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, and its release during the production, distribution and combustion of natural gas contributes to climate change. By introducing it, we are working on reducing the carbon footprint when processing zeolite. In addition, LPG combustion produces fewer pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxides (SOx) and particulate matter compared to natural gas.

Efficient combustion

LPG has a higher energy density and more perfect combustion compared to natural gas, resulting in higher thermal efficiency. This means that a greater percentage of the energy released during combustion is converted into useful work, reducing waste and optimizing energy use.