Operations

Head Office and Engineering Facilities

HTC Purenergy is headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada at Innovation Place, one of Canada's newest university integrated research parks. Located next to the International Test Center for CO2 Capture at the University Industrial Research Park, HTC is strategically positioned amongst leading-edge petroleum and environmental sciences facilities, including the new International Performance Assessment Centre for CO2 Geological Storage (IPAC-CO2).

Competitive Advantage

HTC has licensed, internationally developed technology, and has acquired a range of CO2 technologies to create a world leading carbon capture product offering. HTC is providing solutions to address CO2 capture and storage and continues to advance research in the capture of CO2, including breakthroughs in designer solvents, process optimizations, absorption efficiencies and heat duty reduction.

Currently CO2 storage and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) provide the immediate solution to the global Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) challenge. Large industrial CO2 emitters require cost effective storage solutions and CO2 commoditized revenue models to effectively develop and implement carbon reduction strategies.

On September 3, 2008 HTC signed a global licensing agreement for carbon capture and storage technology with one of the world's leading power plant equipment supplier and power plant constructors - Doosan Babcock Energy of the UK and with Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction of South Korea. Doosan is currently utilizing HTC's post combustion capture technologies, and will be marketing the system through their twenty regional offices worldwide.