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CrystaTech and PSN Join Forces to Reduce Sulfur Emissions
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AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- CrystaTech, a leading environmentand energy technology business has signed a development and commercialisationdeal with global energy services company, PSN. The agreement sees bothcompanies combining their innovative technology, engineering and projectmanagement strengths to tackle the growing multi-million dollar market forreducing sulfur emissions.
CrystaTech has developed a highly efficient sulfur recovery process calledCrystaSulf. Under the terms of the deal, PSN's Calgary office will co-ordinateengineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) work relating todeployment of CrystaSulf in Canada and selected international markets.
In Canada alone, there are more than 200 gas processing plants that arelicensed to emit Sulfur Dioxide (SO2). The limits on these emissions have beengradually tightened and further reductions are expected, in line with ongoingconcerns over potential increases in resulting atmospheric acidification.
Eric Klasson, President and CEO of CrystaTech said, "PSN and its globalnetwork of engineering expertise is uniquely qualified to support CrystaTech'stechnology development and deployment needs worldwide. We expect that PSN willutilize its design and process optimization expertise to deploy our technologyon a pilot and full commercial basis."
Mark Adams, PSN's Business Development Director Canada said, "PSN is acompany with a long, successful history of delivering projects for Canadianand international clients. This agreement with CrystaTech reflects our corevalues of innovation and internationalisation, working through a globalnetwork of 8500 people with a wealth of engineering expertise."
About CRYSTATECH
CrystaTech develops eco-friendly technology for the energy sector.CrystaTech is a leading expert in the field of sulfur removal and recovery.For over twenty years, CrystaTech has partnered with the U.S. Department ofEnergy, Gas Technology Institute, Electric Power Research Institute, and theenergy sector worldwide to develop solutions for complex sour gas production,processing, and treating issues. http://www.crystatech.com
About PSN
PSN (Production Services Network) is an international energy servicesbusiness, focusing on the oil, gas and utilities sectors. The company enhancesthe performance and extends the life of energy assets through the deploymentof skills and technology in engineering and construction, operations,maintenance and decommissioning.
PSN has a reputation for safety, integrity and operational excellence, itis also widely regarded as one of the best places to work within theinternational oil and gas industry. The company manages a network of over8,500 people, working in 19 countries across 5 continents -- ensuring thatskilled and motivated teams are available to customers wherever they need it.
PSN Canada has a long established engineering hub in St. John's,Newfoundland and Labrador, supporting existing customers in the CanadianAtlantic provinces. In 2008, the company acquired Tartan Engineering Ltd. ofCalgary, Alberta, strengthening its presence in the Western Canadian marketand significantly increasing PSN's engineering, procurement, construction andmanagement capability. http://www.psnworld.com
SOURCE CrystaTech
In Canada alone, there are more than 200 gas processing plants that arelicensed to emit Sulfur Dioxide (SO2). The limits on these emissions have beengradually tightened and further reductions are expected, in line with ongoingconcerns over potential increases in resulting atmospheric acidification.
Eric Klasson, President and CEO of CrystaTech said, "PSN and its globalnetwork of engineering expertise is uniquely qualified to support CrystaTech'stechnology development and deployment needs worldwide. We expect that PSN willutilize its design and process optimization expertise to deploy our technologyon a pilot and full commercial basis."
Mark Adams, PSN's Business Development Director Canada said, "PSN is acompany with a long, successful history of delivering projects for Canadianand international clients. This agreement with CrystaTech reflects our corevalues of innovation and internationalisation, working through a globalnetwork of 8500 people with a wealth of engineering expertise."
About CRYSTATECH
CrystaTech develops eco-friendly technology for the energy sector.CrystaTech is a leading expert in the field of sulfur removal and recovery.For over twenty years, CrystaTech has partnered with the U.S. Department ofEnergy, Gas Technology Institute, Electric Power Research Institute, and theenergy sector worldwide to develop solutions for complex sour gas production,processing, and treating issues. http://www.crystatech.com
About PSN
PSN (Production Services Network) is an international energy servicesbusiness, focusing on the oil, gas and utilities sectors. The company enhancesthe performance and extends the life of energy assets through the deploymentof skills and technology in engineering and construction, operations,maintenance and decommissioning.
PSN has a reputation for safety, integrity and operational excellence, itis also widely regarded as one of the best places to work within theinternational oil and gas industry. The company manages a network of over8,500 people, working in 19 countries across 5 continents -- ensuring thatskilled and motivated teams are available to customers wherever they need it.
PSN Canada has a long established engineering hub in St. John's,Newfoundland and Labrador, supporting existing customers in the CanadianAtlantic provinces. In 2008, the company acquired Tartan Engineering Ltd. ofCalgary, Alberta, strengthening its presence in the Western Canadian marketand significantly increasing PSN's engineering, procurement, construction andmanagement capability. http://www.psnworld.com
SOURCE CrystaTech
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