We Can Achieve Net Zero CO2
NET Power Makes Every
Current Fossil Fuel Power Plant
Economically and Environmentally Obsolete
La Porte, Texas
50MWth Demonstration Facility Proves Zero Emissions
Patented Thermodynamic Cycle
The Allam-Fetvedt
Cycle
Allam-Fetvedt Cycle: The Next Generation of Thermal Power Generation From Natural & Renewable Gas
Bringing Clean, Abundant Energy For Everyone.
- Zero air emissions
- No water
- Captures 100% CO2
A huge accomplishment.
And the cycle doesn’t just reduce the world’s carbon footprint. It also lowers the price of energy.
“It’s not where we come from but where we are going: NET Power converts natural and renewable gas into ZERO emissions POWER."
The 5 Allam-Fetvedt Cycle Advantages
01 – ZERO EMISSIONS
Lower
Power Costs
Since the Allam-Fetvedt Cycle uses CO2 instead of steam to drive its turbine, the efficiency and life spans of NET Power plants are better than natural gas power plants. This also lowers construction costs, since Allam-Fetvedt Cycle plants are small in size.
Complement To
Renewables
With the ramping flexibility of a natural gas “peaker” plants, NET Power is the perfect zero-emission complement for intermittent renewable energy.
Cleaner, Cheaper
Energy Storage
Storing energy is always a tradeoff. NET Power can integrate oxygen to the effect of creating a 30-65 MW battery capable of up to 4 days of grid output at one-tenth the cost of the most advanced, but potentially environmentally-harming industrial batteries.
Cheapest Carbon
Capture
Converting natural and renewable gases into clean and efficient power through our system unlocks a way to capture clean, industrially useful CO2 enabling a new economy around CO2 as a valuable industrial product rather than emitting greenhouse gas.
“Carbon capture should be inherent and CO2 too valuable to waste.”
Intrigued by this ground-breaking system? Meet the minds behind NET Power.
We make every fossil fuel power plant economically and environmentally obselete
No NOX or SOX means we can build anywhere
To learn about the Allam-Fetvedt Cycle and how it compares to traditional natural gas power plants, visit here.