Ship & Shore supplies technology to energy projects

Ship & Shore Environmental Inc., a Long Beach, California-based provider of air pollution abatement and energy efficiency technology, says it has been involved in several recent biofuels projects in the United States, including some in the waste conversion sector.

In Galveston, Texas, Ship & Shore helped equip an anaerobic digester (AD) system with regenerative thermal oxidizer (RTO) technology designed to remove CO₂, H₂O, and H₂S from biogas created by the AD unit.

“The project encountered the challenge of silica compounds in the process, which required specialized media to handle the abrasive nature of silica,” says Ship & Shore, which indicates it provided silica-resistant media to ensure the system’s “97 percent thermal effectiveness with higher volumes of RTO media.”

A project in Lynchburg, Tennessee also centered on an AD system that extracts renewable energy gas after removing CO₂, H₂O, and H₂S from the biogas. That system also featured RTO technology as part of a setup that Ship & Shore says “effectively managed varying gas compositions and flow rates, optimizing energy use significantly below that of alternative technologies.”

Three other recent projects the firm was involved in—one in Texas and two in Oklahoma—involved upgrading biogas or methane using thermal oxidizing technology.

Comments Anoosheh Oskouian, CEO of Ship & Shore Environmental, “These projects not only demonstrate our capability to tackle significant technical challenges but also our unwavering commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions that are critical for our planet’s future.”

“Each project presented unique challenges that required innovative approaches and technologies,” says Anu Vij, chief operating officer of Ship & Shore. “Our success across these diverse environments is a testament to our team’s expertise and dedication to environmental excellence.”

Ship & Shore Environmental describes itself as a provider of technology and equipment that can help customers meet volatile organic compound (VOC) abatement challenges in several industries, and says it operates from offices in the United States, Canada, Europe, India, Thailand, China and other countries.