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Posidonia 2024 (3): SINOTECH Unveils the Revolutionary OCCS SEC2
[Athens, 6/6/2024] — Sinotech OCCS SEC2 Launching Ceremony was held grandly at the International Maritime Exhibition of Posidonia in Greece. The OCCS SEC2 (Optimized Carbon Capture System) represents a significant leap forward in the field of Carbon Capture System. This new model SEC2 is designed with modularity at its core, allowing for flexible and scalable deployment across various industrial settings. Its design ensures that each unit can be easily integrated, expanded, or adapted to meet the specific needs of different applications.
Key features
Breakthroughs in Capture and Installation Efficiency: Through the independently developed cloud platform for real-time control and remote monitoring, coupled with the self-developed amine absorbent, OCCS SEC2 has significantly improved the carbon dioxide capture rate. Additionally, the standardized and modular design has greatly enhanced installation efficiency.
Significant Energy Savings: Utilizing innovative strip technology, OCCS SEC2 has greatly reduced energy consumption, making it a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution.
Comprehensive CCUS System Solution: SINOTECH's solution goes beyond capture; the OCCS SEC2 is a comprehensive CCUS solution that includes unloading and utilization, ensuring the captured carbon is effectively managed and reused.
At Sinotech, we believe in creating solutions that not only address today's environmental challenges but also pave the way for a sustainable future, said Phil Gao, General Manager of Sinotech CCS. The OCCS SEC2 embodies our dedication to innovation and efficiency, providing industries with the tools they need to reduce their carbon footprint significantly. Sinotech's comprehensive CCUS system solution ensure that every step of the carbon management process, from capture to utilization, is optimized for maximum benefit and minimal environmental impact. By integrating offloading and utilization strategies, Sinotech ensures that captured carbon can be effectively reused in various industrial processes, contributing to a circular economy.