Rivan has released a full-scale 1 MW synthetic natural gas (SNG) system at its facility at its UK facility.
Once through commissioning, the system is expected to produce SNG that is 80% cheaper than previous products, with the aim to achieve cost parity with natural gas in European markets by 2028. The system includes an electrolyser, reactor, power management and control, CO2 supply and balance of plant, with a direct air capture system in the works to be added.
In its press release, Rivan said: “This system is capable of producing SNG on-par with imported fossil natural gas in Europe – produced domestically, with no supply or pricing shocks and no carbon footprint… This is a massive step in our vision to enable production of low-cost, useful synthetic fuels, anywhere on earth.”
Rivan Announces SNG System at UK Site






