Koch Technology Solutions and INVISTA advance N2O abatement deployment

Key highlights
  • Koch Technology Solutions and INVISTA formed a strategic partnership to accelerate deployment of INVISTA’s N2O abatement technology.
  • The technology targets N2O emissions from adipic acid manufacture; N2O has a CO2 equivalence of nearly 300.
  • The solution is operational at four industrial reference sites and includes installations dating back to the 1990s.
  • Combined recently licensed and historical installations represent over 75 million tons CO2e annual abatement capacity worldwide.

Partnership objective

Koch Technology Solutions and INVISTA announced a strategic collaboration to commercialize INVISTA’s proven nitrous oxide (N2O) abatement technology, leveraging capabilities across Koch companies to address greenhouse gas emissions and regulatory pressures.

Technology performance and track record

The abatement platform reduces N2O emissions from adipic acid manufacturing; the company notes nitrous oxide has a carbon dioxide equivalence of nearly 300. The technology is already operational at four industrial reference sites and has delivered documented performance, reliability and environmental impact in the field.

Combined recently licensed and historically installed operations — with installations dating back to the 1990s — account for more than 75 million tons CO2e of annual abatement capacity installed worldwide.

Commercialisation and market access

KTS will apply its licensing and engineering expertise alongside INVISTA’s operational experience to scale the solution to broader industry customers. The partners invite industry organisations to explore the technology to meet emissions-reduction targets, compliance requirements and long-term operational objectives. The partnership aligns with KTS’s strategy of expanding its technology portfolio to deliver licensing solutions across chemical process lines.

Source: KTS

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