UBE CO2 Separator Provides Sustainable Solutions

UBE CO2 Separator Provides Sustainable Solutions Through its Superior Performance in Canada
By UBE Corporation
UBE Corporation is a Japanese business group with over 125 years of history. It is one of the world’s leading suppliers of gas separation membranes, with more than 35 years of experience in providing high-performance membranes for several applications.
The UBE CO2 Separator purifies Biogas, converting it into biomethane (CH4) and efficiently collecting CO2.
UBE is constantly updating this technology, and its main advantage is its high resistance to H2S. It can operate up to 30,000ppmv concentrations in inlet gas to membranes without damaging the material.
UBE polyimide hollow fibre membrane’s high chemical, thermal, and mechanical resistances also guarantee a long life.
The excellent permeability and selectivity guarantee that the UBE CO2 Separator is a compact process with low CAPEX and OPEX.
UBE CO2 Separator has been installed in more than 200 biogas upgrading plants worldwide, and it has many installation track records in North America.
With the experience of the world’s highest capacity of over 20,000 scfm LFG to RNG facility in the United States, UBE CO2 Separator has shown that its superior performance achieves low CAPEX and OPEX and expands the potential of membrane technology, which is conventionally considered suitable for small-scale RNG facilities to large ones. UBE has decided to expand the polyimide hollow fibre production facilities at its UBE Chemical Factory and the gas separation membrane module production facilities at its Sakai Factory to meet rapidly growing demand, particularly for CO2 separation membranes.
Both expanded facilities were scheduled to go online in the first half of fiscal 2025, increasing production capacity by about 1.8 times. This expansion of production capacity will enable UBE to catch up with the demand for Biogas upgrading membranes in Canada, where the market is expected to grow even more significantly.
UBE will contribute to developing a sustainable world by expanding its business in the environmental and energy fields through the supply of CO2 separation membranes for biomethane.
For more information, read our Canadian Biogas Magazine.
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