IACX Energy Small Scale Gas Processing
 
 
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IACX Energy

Corporate Headquarters

One Lincoln Centre
5400 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1070
Dallas, TX 75240
T: 972-960-3210
F: 972-960-3215

Engineering and Fabrication

2407 Timberloch Place
Suite F
The Woodlands, TX 77380
T: 281-465-9355

Field Office

226 East Wilbarger
Vernon, TX 76384
T: 940-552-6000

   
 
 

 
IACX Energy designs, fabricates, deploys and operates a standardized fleet of small scale processing assets to remove nitrogen or CO2 from contaminated natural gas streams at or near the wellhead.   These assets allow for the high-grading of lower Btu natural gas so that sales into conventional pipelines can be achieved without gambling on capital intensive processing and/or gathering infrastructure. Additionally, IACX assets can capture, purify and compress associated helium gas from natural gas which is then sold to industrial gas companies via high pressure tube trailers.
 

 
 

Nitrogen Sponge

Processing Range (Inlet)
300 MCF/Day - 6,000 MCF/Day


Our non-cryogenic, environmentally friendly nitrogen rejection units are small scaled, extremely mobile and will remove problematic nitrogen and water vapor from natural gas to meet the most stringent pipeline specifications.
 

CO2 Sponge

Processing Range (Inlet)
100 MCF/Day - 5,000 MCF/Day


Our CO2 rejection systems provide a clean, safe, and easily operated alternative to conventional amine treating, especially at lower volumes and pressures. Systems also dehydrate natural gas to sales line specifications.

Helium Sponge

Processing Range
(Variable to Helium Content)
 
For gaseous helium extraction from natural gas, our Helium Sponge works as an 'adder' to a Nitrogen or CO2 Sponge unit or as a stand alone. The Helium Sponge will deliver crude or high purity helium, depending on helium prices and helium purchaser specifications.

Turning Dry Holes into Cash Flows ™

Locations and Facilities

IACX has three management offices, with corporate headquarters located in Dallas, TX. As of March 2009, thirteen Nitrogen Sponge Units are operational across nine separate operating areas throughout Texas and the Mid-Continent area of the United States. An additional 16 Sponge Units are in various stages of fabrication, and all of them are set to be deployed in 2009.
 
CURRENT LOCATIONS (June 2009)
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