UAT Group Subsidiary, H2O Processing Unveils New Technology to Remove Metal Ion from Crude Oil
Umbra Applied Technologies Group's (UATG) subsidiary, H2O Processing, has successfully tested a new crude oil treatment technology. This innovation not only reduces metal ion particulate but also lowers oil refining costs and minimizes the environmental impact of refineries. CEO remarks highlight potential reductions in refinery penalties and operational costs, enhancing profit margins for oil producers. The technology addresses challenges in processing crude oil, particularly regarding metal contaminants, and is designed to incentivize greener practices in the oil industry. A mobile version is expected to be delivered within 90 days.
- Successful testing of new crude oil treatment technology by H2O Processing that reduces metal ion particulate.
- Potential for significant reduction in refinery penalties of $10-$40 per barrel, improving operational margins for oil producers.
- Environmentally friendly technology that incurs little to no impact on oil yield.
- Incentivizes oil producers to adopt greener practices while maintaining profitability.
- Full-scale mobile version of the technology expected to be delivered to customers within 90 days.
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Denver, CO, July 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc’s (OTC Pink: UATG) subsidiary, H2O Processing, announced today that it has successfully tested a new crude oil treatment technology that removes metal ion particulate reducing costs of oil refining and reducing the environmental impact of refineries.
Chief Executive Officer of UAT Group stated, “This new technology should drastically reduce refinery penalties thereby reducing operator costs and increasing operational margins for oil producers. This further highlights our commitment to environmental initiatives, as well as bolsters our growing stable of clean technology intellectual property. This is truly a paradigm shift in fossil fuel energy production that demonstrates how green initiatives are not only the responsible way forward but can also be more profitable”.
The removal of metals and sulfur during the refining of crude oil carries with it specific challenges. The techniques currently used to process crude oil are expensive, energy inefficient, environmentally unfriendly and quite often are the bottleneck in the process. Soluble sulfur and metal compounds containing vanadium and nickel are the most challenging to manage leading to complications such as environmental pollution, elevated corrosion, potential human exposure, human health impact and rapid catalyst deactivation. Metals in crude oil further carry the potential of interfering with the oil refining processes through excessive coke formation which is why many refineries will not accept heavy crude with high ion count.
Currently, many oil producers that exceed an iron range of 0-10 ppm are penalized between
The proprietary technology and process developed by H2O Processing is environmentally friendly and cost-effective with little to no impact on oil yield. This is a technology that is not only “green” but makes it more profitable to produce energy in a more efficient and responsible way.
H2O Processing CEO commented, “We have developed a way to incentivize an industry to produce in a manner that is friendlier to the environment by making it more profitable to do so. It truly is a significant step towards environmentally responsible energy production. This technology in combination with our existing water treatment systems provides a one-stop solution to the most challenging environmental obstacles that most oil producers have to contend with”.
H2O Processing expects to deliver a full-scale mobile version of this technology to its first customer within 90days.
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About H2O Processing, Inc.
The company is located in Denver, CO and is an advanced water treatment technology company.
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