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Making a Market for Yates Gas: Modular N2 Rejection

noemail@iacx.com — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 18:45:00 GMT

Jeremy Jordan, President of IACX Energy LLC presented at NGSPB on September 11, 2007.

Download a copy of his presentation. (PDF)

IACX Energy Board Member Named by Gov. Rick Perry to Board of Regents of the University of Houston

noemail@iacx.com — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 02:00:00 GMT

Congratulations Jim

IACX Energy formed to provide small scale Nitrogen and CO2 removal solutions to natural gas producers.

noemail@iacx.com — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 16:00:00 GMT

Haddington Ventures, LLC and Inter-American Corporation announced today that they have formed a new midstream energy venture, IACX Energy LLC (IACX). Haddington Energy Partners III, LP, a fund managed by Haddington, has made an initial commitment of $10 million to the new venture. IACX provides low-cost processing alternatives for upstream producers looking to unlock value in stranded, low-BTU gas reserves. Estimated to represent 23 percent of the proved domestic natural gas base, low-BTU reserves are methane deposits with unacceptable percentages of nitrogen and/or carbon dioxide. These inert contaminants can lower the combustibility or BTUs per cubic foot of gas to levels below that of typical pipeline specifications. IACX builds, owns, and operates proprietary pressure swing adsorption processing assets that extract nitrogen and carbon dioxide from contaminated gas streams. IACX’s technology is especially notable because of its scalability, ease of mobility, and high...

Locations and Facilities

Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:45:35 GMT

IACX has three management offices, with corporate headquarters located in Dallas, TX. As of June 2010, IACX is SOLD OUT of Sponge Units and is currently fabricating a new fleet. A total of 18 Units have been either deployed or are in the process of being deployed, and the efficacy of ALL IACX assets remains unassailed. This map will be expanding in the coming month(s).

CURRENT LOCATIONS (June 2010)

Helium Sponge

Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:44:21 GMT

Helium Purification

From Natural Gas
Low Pressures, Low Volumes
High Recoveries, High Value

For gaseous helium extraction from natural gas, our Helium Sponge works as an 'adder' to a Nitrogen 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.

HELIUM SPONGE INFO.

Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:38:58 GMT

CO2 REMOVAL

FROM NATURAL GAS
Low Pressures, Low Volume

High Recoveries, High Value

Volume Range (Inlet): 300 - 3,000Mcfd

Our non-chemical, environmentally friendly method for CO2 removal from natural gas is the perfect fit for lower pressure, lower volume gas streams.

CO2 SPONGE INFO.

Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:38:09 GMT

NITROGEN REMOVAL

FROM NATURAL GAS

Low Pressures, Low Volumes

High Recoveries, High Value

Processing Range (Inlet)

300 - 6,000 Mcfd

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.

NITROGEN SPONGE INFO.

Helium Sponge

Sat, 01 May 2010 19:00:28 GMT

So you don’t understand why helium is so valuable? You’re not alone, few people do. If you’re a natural gas producer and you’re not recovering and selling the helium from your gas, you could be passing up a real and considerable value. Here’s a recent Wall Street Journal article that frames the helium shortage issue pretty well: Wall Street Journal Article dated February 26, 2010 - Worries Balloon Over Helium Reserve: Experts Say U.S. Is Mishandling Selloff of World's Largest Stockpile of the Gas Helium is in very short supply and prices have been recently climbing to extraordinary levels with no signs of weakening ($60 to $100/Mcf – depending on who you ask). All natural gas has some component of associated helium, though some more than others. If you’re not monetizing the helium in your gas, you could be missing out on considerable cash flow – as well as a veritable hedge against fluctuating natural gas prices. IACX...

IACX Competitors & Other Helpful Links

Sat, 01 May 2010 16:26:09 GMT

Below is a listing of companies that we know to be active in the small scale nitrogen rejection space (among other things). We know very little about the operating conditions and costs of these processes, but we encourage you to consider ALL options before making any decision. If there are others that you know about, but that are not listed here, let us know and we will cheerfully post them. THE COMPETITION Smaller Scale Nitrogen Rejection Assets Membrane Technology and Research, Inc., Menlo Park, California Membrane System - http://www.mtrinc.com/ Guild Associates, Inc., Dublin, Ohio “Molecular Gate” Technology - http://www.moleculargate.com/ HNNG Development, Houston, Texas “Mehra Process” (Chilled Absorption) - http://www.hnngdevelopment.com New Process on the Horizon (?) (“Small Scale Nitrogen Rejection with Pressure Swing Adsorption”) The Stripper Well Consortium of Penn State University is working with some...

Nitrogen Sponge

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:34:31 GMT

IACX Energy introduces the Nitrogen Sponge for low-pressure, low-volume natural gas streams! This non-cryogenic, environmentally friendly nitrogen rejection unit is small scaled, extremely mobile and removes problematic nitrogen and water vapor from natural gas to meet stringent pipeline specifications. Whether your gas contains 40% nitrogen or just 4%, the Sponge will remove nitrogen with only minimal hydrocarbon losses. Each unit is run by a programmable logic controller that can be accessed from any computer, allowing the producer to know the exact operating conditions, day or night. An IACX representative will maintain the Sponge and oversee its operations, though only minimal oversight is required. Whether you are looking to process 300MCFD or 5MMCFD, the Nitrogen Sponge can handle your gas stream. Roll-Out of Another IACX Nitrogen Sponge (Oct. 2007) If you have questionable reserves of high-nitrogen gas, the Nitrogen Sponge allows for economic, small scale processing at...

Sat, 20 Feb 2010 23:54:31 GMT

Purchasing General Terms and Conditions [click here for printer friendly version - pdf format] IACX ENERGY seeks to exceed customer expectations. Our suppliers are an integral part of our business success. IACX will establish high performance expectations for ourselves and our suppliers, thereby forming a foundation to ultimately exceed customer expectations and form lasting business relationships. 1. Acceptance a. Seller acknowledges and agrees that these General Terms and Conditions are incorporated in, and a part of this contract and each purchase order, work instruction, work order, shipping instruction, or any other document, whether expressed in written form or by electronic data exchange. Seller acknowledges that it has read and understands these General Terms and Conditions. If Seller accepts this contract in writing or commences any of the work or services which are the subject of this Contract, Seller will be deemed to have accepted this contract and these General...

Company Bios

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 21:07:21 GMT

IACX Energy Executives and Directors M. Scott Sears, CEO, Director Mr. Sears serves as IACX's Chief Executive Officer and is a member of the Board. His expertise is in the area of upstream exploration and production. Mr. Sears previously held the position of Vice President at Oklahoma Oil Company and was responsible for prospect identification and development. He is a member of the AAPG, AAPL, Dallas Geological Society, the West Texas Geological Society, the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association, the Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Association, and others He received both his MBA and Bachelor of Arts degrees from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. Jeremy C. Jordan, President, Director Mr. Jordan serves as IACX's President and is a member of the Board. He is responsible for project identification, evaluation and structuring, and performs all in-house financial functions for the Company. Jeremy joined Inter-American in 2003, where he focused on project...

Frequently Asked Questions

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:41:41 GMT

This Page will continue to grow. Check back from time to time. Q: Does IACX work on alternative gas applications, such as landfill or digester gas? A: We’ll consider it. We have tested our process on an operating Waste Management landfill in Mississippi and were successful in removing 40% CO2 to <2%, as well as virtually all of the volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including siloxanes. The one observation that gave us pause was the drastically variable composition of the gas on an intraday basis. In such an event, meeting a rigid pipeline specification would be problematic. Closed system landfills only! Digester gas applications generally have more appeal to us because the composition of the gas typically remains fairly constant. On any application, we will be happy to take a look – though we require that any inquiring entity be a principal in the project – a principal that has the authority to get something done. Any agents or deal makers would need to demonstrate such...

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