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Processing and Environmental Catalysis Program
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
Last Verified:
2007-05-23
The Processing and Environmental Catalysis (PEC) Program focuses its efforts on the development of environmentally sound and economically viable technologies for the production of:
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alternative transportation fuels, fuel additives and petrochemicals from natural gas;
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the treatment and recycling of waste oils;
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the reduction of NOx emissions from mobile sources; and
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the sustainable use of industrial low-grade heat.
Eligibility Criteria
PEC's services are available to Canadian and foreign private sector firms from the following industrial sectors:
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chemical;
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petrochemical;
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petroleum refining; and
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natural gas processing.
Summary
The following technology areas are currently being addressed:
- synthesis gas production by partial oxidation of methane using membrane reactor;
- used-oil purification processes;
- catalysts for emission reduction from mobile sources;
- the utilization of low grade waste industrial heat for increased efficiency;
- the treatment and utilization of fuels from renewable sources; and
- upgrading tire pyrolysis oils to value-added products.
New Brunswick Contact(s):
See National Contact.
National Contact(s):
Mr.
Roy
Prokopuk
Senior Business Development Officer
CETC Business Development Office CANMET Energy Technology Centre (CETC)
Natural Resources Canada
1 Haanel Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 1M1
Telephone: 613-996-8693
TTY (hearing impaired): 613-996-4397
E-mail: prokopuk@nrcan.gc.ca
Web site:
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/es/etb/cetc