Today's tank.
Tomorrow's hub.
The same GreenER™ Technology running at Greenville is engineered for additive deployment of most cryogenic molecules, including e-Methane (e-NG), hydrogen, nitrogen, and propane — alongside LNG, without retrofit. Two U.S. integrated facility designs are ready: 200,000 MMBtu LNG + 23,760 kg/day H₂ on roughly 17 acres each.
Engineering complete with McDermott's CB&I Storage Solutions.
Two transformative 50-MW projects with proprietary electrolyzers — modular and expandable, with 15 MW of 100% hydrogen-fueled power generation per site supporting grid-scale energy storage applications.
- Grid-scale H₂ blending into natural gas pipelines
- Existing or new power-generation blending
- Salt-cavern + above-ground energy storage injection
- Heat recovery on turbines
- Carbon capture integration on turbines
- Solar-integrated electric-drive liquefaction (11 – 70 MW)
Our energy-saving system allows for more cryogenic storage on existing and greenfield sites. The double-wall cryogenic flow system enables safe and cost-effective storage while minimizing regulatory exclusion zones — saving money for our clients, offtakers, and investors.
Nearly one-third — $17.1T — of U.S. professionally managed funds incorporate a sustainable investment strategy. Per Bloomberg, global ESG assets are on track to exceed $53T by 2025.
The design New Energy™ patented and is already deploying.
GreenER™ Technology is a ground-up rethink of peak-shaving LNG storage — engineered as cryogenic LNG bullet tanks and flat bottom tanks for utility, LDC, marine LNG bunkering, data center, virtual pipeline, and small-scale LNG applications, with a tank and pressure-build system that's simpler, safer, and future-ready for CNG, hydrogen (H₂), propane, nitrogen, methanol, e-Methane (e-NG), and other cryogenic gas and liquid molecule handling — without retrofit. Designs align with 49 CFR 193 and API 620; cryogenic and LNG pumps follow API 610.
PER™ — Pipeline Energy Recovery
Recovers waste pressure and heat from existing natural gas pipelines and turbines — turning what's normally vented into electrical or process power. When paired with the GreenER™ system, PER™ can reduce electrolyzer power input costs "to as low as $0" on integrated H₂ projects (Power Magazine, 4-27-2021).
Same pad. Same design.
The GreenER™ tank is engineered for additive deployment of most cryogenic molecules, including e-Methane (e-NG), hydrogen, nitrogen, and propane — alongside LNG, without retrofit. One footprint, multiple product paths, phased on demand.
Chart strategic partner: Chart Industries — a $6 billion strategic partner — is already under license; the Greenville Utilities tanks were fabricated by Chart. Chart is one of several, and a growing number of, GreenER™ Technology license partners that can either fabricate or build, so New Energy Development Company LLC (New Energy™) is not exclusively tied to any single partner. ("Fab" = in a factory; "build" = on-site, for the larger tanks.)