What is the primary purpose of the D-CRBN renewable syngas demonstration plant, and what capacity is it designed to achieve?

The primary purpose of the D-CRBN renewable syngas demonstration plant is to advance its plasma-based carbon conversion process toward industrial demonstration by converting CO₂ and biomethane into renewable syngas — a feedstock for lower-carbon fuels, plastics, and chemicals. The modular demonstration plant is designed to produce 200 metric tons/year of renewable syngas and generate critical operational data to inform the design and scaling of a future commercial plant with a capacity of approximately 10,000 metric tons/year.

What specific engineering services is Worley providing for the D-CRBN project, and how does this build on prior collaboration?

Worley is providing plant design work and safety and cost studies to support construction of the demonstration plant. This scope builds on earlier collaborative work between Worley and D-CRBN, which included concept development for syngas purification, reactor scale-up assessment, and industrial planning.

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