Pentair
- Carbon Capture Technologies (point source)
- Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage
- CO₂ Liquefaction
- Fuel Cell Components
- Membrane Separation (CO₂)
Pentair is a specialist in capturing, recovering, purifying, and liquifying CO2 for CCUS, renewable energies from biogas upgrading, and green CO2. We are dedicated to aiding decarbonization and supporting the transition to a circular economy.
With over 90 years of expertise, our strong legacy brands Pentair Union Engineering and Pentair Haffmans are the cornerstone of our innovative market approach. With engineering sites in Denmark and the Netherlands, we provide carbon capture solutions in over 110 countries worldwide and enable customers to get greater value from their resources and lower their carbon footprint.
Our strength lies in end-to-end project execution, offering engineering, procurement, construction, and ongoing maintenance for both individual- or modular-designed CO2 plants. Through our strong portfolio of proprietary technologies, we are ready to help you meet your emissions targets – together.
In addition, Pentair is also a leading supplier of fuel cell humidifiers for hydrogen fuel cell systems. Leveraging advanced hollow-fiber membrane technology, Pentair's HumidiPower™ helps maintain optimal humidity levels within PEM fuel cells, supporting efficient performance, durability, and reliable operation.
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Marinus Dammeweg30
5928 PW
Venlo
Netherlands
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Pentair'S FlashCO₂ is a patented CO₂ recovery technology designed for hydrogen plants and steam reformers. It uses PSA off-gas with up to 50% CO₂ concentration, eliminating the need for steam. By comb .. -
Pentair’s Advanced Amine Technology enables efficient carbon dioxide capture from nearly any fossil fuel-based gas stream, including heavy fuel oil, and natural gas combustion, as well as non-power so ..
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Pentair and Tata Chemicals Europe have completed the UK's first industrial-scale carbon capture and utilization (CCU) plant in Northwich. The facility is designed to capture up to 40,000 tons of CO₂ a ...