Integration with Gas Turbines
The integration of gas turbines with the NET Power cycle leads to a higher efficiency configuration. This integration enables the company to provide reliable, affordable power now and lower emissions in the future, significantly increasing power export capability from 200 megawatts to 415 megawatts.
Project Permian Cost Reduction
Project Permian LCOE improved significantly from over $150 per megawatt hour to under $100 per megawatt hour due to value engineering and tax incentives. Pipe quantities and diameter have been reduced by 20% and 25% respectively, and ASU equipment costs came in 15% lower than expected.
Turboexpander Program Progress
Significant advancements in the turboexpander validation program with Baker Hughes, including infrastructure repairs and increased testing cadence, are moving the project toward Phase 2.
45Q Tax Credit Parity
The 45Q tax credit parity for sequestration and utilization pathways enhances the economic viability of projects like Project Permian, offering a nearly $10 per megawatt hour lower power price.