Technology

Local inputs. Drop-in fuel.

LOA converts hydrogen and CO2 into pipeline-grade synthetic natural gas in a modular generator that deploys wherever the inputs exist. No new fuel infrastructure, no import dependence.

01

Hydrogen

Sourced locally, clean or dirty. When hydrogen is not available on site, on-site electrolysis produces it.

02

Methanation

Hydrogen and CO2 react inside LOA's modular generator to form methane.

03

Pipeline-grade SNG

The output is synthetic natural gas, a drop-in fuel for existing pipelines, ships, and turbines.

Feedstock flexibility

Runs on what's already there

The system is feedstock-agnostic. It accepts hydrogen and CO2 from any local source, which is what lets one machine serve a port, an RNG site, an industrial plant, or a remote community.

Industrial waste CO2Biogenic CO2Waste hydrogenElectrolytic hydrogen

Performance

[Performance numbers: gated on clearance, Task 16]

From one unit to a fleet

NYX 10K units stack. Capacity grows by adding machines, not redesigning plants.

See the NYX 10K