Gas Treating Services

Contract Treating

All equipment provided by Newpoint may be put into service under a Contract Treating Agreement or an Equipment Lease.

Amine treating plants remove CO2 (carbon dioxide) and H2S (hydrogen sulfide) from natural gas. Newpoint’s proprietary amine plant design is based on proven amine regeneration technology and incorporates several patent-pending processes to improve the reliability and ease of operation.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Removal

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Removal: Membrane Separation

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Removal: Amine Treating

Gas treating membrane systems provide a safe and efficient option for carbon dioxide and water vapor removal from natural gas, especially in remote locations.

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Solutions

Newpoint Gas has extensive experience in amine treating systems and all types of H2S scavengers including: liquids, solids, and catalyst. Our team of process engineers will help determine which method is most effective and economical for the application.

Membrane Facilities

Gas treating membrane systems provide a safe and efficient option for carbon dioxide and water vapor removal from natural gas, especially in remote locations. Membrane systems are extremely adaptable to various gas volumes, CO2 concentrations, and/or product-gas specifications.

Oxygen (O2) Removal from Natural Gas

Newpoint Gas developed X-O2™, our proprietary oxygen elimination process that has proven to be the most economical and reliable process available to remove this contaminate.

Arsenic Removal

Arsi-Guard™ is Newpoint’s proprietary catalyst based system for the removal of arsenic from natural gas. Arsi-Guard™ can reduce organic arsenic concentrations to below 1 ppb to eliminate environmental liability and improve primary catalyst performance in ammonia and LNG facilities.

Helium Purification from Natural Gas

Newpoint designs and manufactures helium purification systems that produce 99.999% pure helium from natural gas.

FLNG/LNG Pre-treatment

Amine treating plants remove CO2 (carbon dioxide) and H2S (hydrogen sulfide) from natural gas.