Transforming industrial emissions into value.
We analyze plants, engineer tailored solutions and integrate proprietary technologies for cleaner, more efficient industrial processes.
Understanding the plant before selecting the solution.
Emissions, pollutants, waste heat and unused material streams are connected. We assess these relationships before recommending a technology or integration pathway.
From first assessment to industrial integration.
Our clear project pathway links consulting, engineering and proprietary technology.
Analyze
Plant status, process data, emissions, pollutants, waste streams and energy flows.
Evaluate
Technical feasibility, economic potential, environmental impact and technology fit.
Engineer
Process design, simulation, Pinch Analysis and detailed integration concepts.
Integrate
Implementation of the best conventional or proprietary ZCT solution.
Technology pathways organized by their target product.
The structure focuses on what the process delivers: captured CO₂, clean hydrogen, clean methane or recovered industrial heat. Each category connects directly to a preselected assessment pathway.
CCC® for low-partial-pressure industrial flue gas.
Capture technologies differ in selectivity, energy demand, scalability and suitability for dilute industrial gas streams.
Selectively permeable materials separate CO₂ from other gas components. Compact and modular, with no chemical additives, but often limited where very high selectivity is required.
CO₂ is chemically absorbed into an aqueous amine solution and released during thermal regeneration. Industrially established, but associated with significant regeneration energy demand.
Pressure Swing Adsorption uses porous solids under pressure and regenerates them by lowering pressure. It is particularly suited to moderate and high CO₂ concentrations.
Temperature Swing Adsorption uses thermal regeneration of solid adsorbents. It can address dilute flue-gas streams but typically involves longer cycles and higher thermal demand.
Solid chemical sorbents bind CO₂ directly from dilute industrial flue gas and can be combined with downstream catalytic conversion. Capture and value creation are treated as one integrated process pathway.
Clean hydrogen from electricity, carriers or industrial waste streams.
Hydrogen production pathways differ in feedstock, carbon intensity, integration requirements and transportability.
Water is split into hydrogen and oxygen using a polymer membrane and electricity. The process responds quickly to variable renewable power but currently requires relatively expensive catalyst materials.
Ammonia can function as a hydrogen carrier and later be cracked back into hydrogen and nitrogen. It simplifies transport but adds an additional energy-intensive conversion step.
Steam Methane Reforming is the established large-scale route from natural gas. Without carbon capture it creates significant emissions and is typically classified as grey hydrogen.
Autothermal Reforming combines oxidation and steam reforming with improved heat integration and produces a concentrated CO₂ stream that can simplify downstream capture.
An emerging integrated pathway that uses chemisorption to recover usable carbon and hydrogen-relevant streams from industrial flue gas while simultaneously addressing emissions.
Clean methane through biological, catalytic and integrated conversion routes.
Methane pathways combine biological conversion, catalytic synthesis and integrated waste-gas valorization.
Hydrogen and CO₂ react in a catalytic Sabatier process to form synthetic methane and water. The route is compact but depends on a reliable low-carbon hydrogen supply.
Anaerobic fermentation converts organic waste into biogas, which is upgraded to methane. It is mature and suited to biological feedstocks, but requires additional purification.
Reverse Steam Methane Reforming converts hydrogen and CO₂ back into methane and steam using adapted reformer concepts and catalysts.
Reverse Autothermal Reforming applies controlled heat integration to methane synthesis and builds on the thermal-management principles of conventional ATR.
CO₂ is captured directly from dilute industrial flue gas and coupled with hydrogenation to produce methane in an integrated waste-gas-valorization process.
Unlock the full efficiency potential of your industrial heat pump systems.
HP-HRS combines staged flue-gas cooling with heat-pump integration. All performance values are preliminary and remain editable pending technical validation.
Characterize the exhaust temperature, composition, mass or volume flow and annual operating profile.
Recover directly usable sensible heat before the heat-pump stage.
Integrate the evaporator into the flue-gas path to enable deeper heat recovery.
Raise the recovered heat to the temperature level required by the receiving process.
We analyze existing operating conditions, identify efficiency losses and implement process improvements that increase seasonal performance while reducing electricity consumption.
Two complementary service areas.
Conventional process engineering is combined with structured consulting and potential analysis.
Process Engineering
Engineering services for development, optimization and integration of industrial systems.
- Process Engineering
- Basic and Detail Engineering
- Process Simulation
- Pinch Analysis
- Technology Integration Planning
Consulting & Potential Analysis
Assessment of existing assets, emissions, inefficiencies and technology opportunities.
- Plant and Process Assessment
- Emission and Pollutant Mapping
- Waste-Stream Characterization
- Technical Feasibility Studies
- Economic Potential Evaluation
Industrial implementation requires engineering depth.
ZCT works with experienced engineering partners for planning, integration and execution in existing industrial environments.
ICB EngineeringEngineering, planning and industrial integration↗
Start with the operating reality of your plant.
A short overview is enough to begin. Detailed plant data can follow under the appropriate confidentiality framework.
What is your CO₂ worth?
Indicative model calculation. Project-specific values are determined as part of a ZCT potential analysis.
Technical knowledge and current company activity.
Digital Refining · July 22, 2026
Digital Refining
Published in PTQ Q2 2026, this article outlines ZCT Solutions' engineering approach to SMR reactor optimisation, highlighting opportunities to improve efficiency, optimize hydrogen production, and support refinery decarbonization through practical process engineering.
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Partnership in Research
This collaboration highlights Zero Carbon Technologies' commitment to research-driven innovation. By working closely with academic and industrial partners, we advance practical engineering solutions that accelerate industrial decarbonization and support the development of next-generation Carbon Capture and Conversion (CCC®) technologies.
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Paper & Bioeconomy
Presented at the Paper & Bioeconomy Conference 2026, this contribution outlines practical approaches to improving boiler efficiency in paper plants, demonstrating how process optimization and waste heat utilization can reduce energy consumption and support long-term decarbonization goals.
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