Every stream is treated as a product. Each one strengthens the project's commercial case and reduces dependence on any single revenue line.
Output 01
Grid-quality electrical output from heat recovery and steam turbine generation.
Commercial relevance. Predictable baseload contribution and a primary, contracted revenue stream for the project company.
Output 02
Process steam and hot water available for industrial and district heating networks.
Commercial relevance. High-value heat is monetised locally, improving overall energy yield and project economics.
Output 03
Recovered oxygen from the gas separation stage, available as an industrial-grade output.
Commercial relevance. Returns part of the input oxygen as a saleable industrial gas, strengthening the multi-revenue model.
Output 04
Inert nitrogen separated and compressed for industrial supply.
Commercial relevance. An additional bankable by-product stream that does not depend on grid prices.
Output 05
Captured CO₂ delivered as a clean, contained output rather than a stack emission.
Commercial relevance. Supports CO₂ off-take, food-grade markets and emerging green-fuel and mineralisation pathways.
Output 06
Recovered water from condensation and gas treatment, suitable for reuse.
Commercial relevance. Reduces external water draw and supports circular use within the host site or cluster.
Output 07
Solid residues stabilised and graded for construction and industrial reuse.
Commercial relevance. Diverts material from landfill and converts a disposal cost into a marketable output.
Output 08
A future-facing hydrogen pathway integrated with the closed-loop platform.
Commercial relevance. Positions ECLIPS within emerging hydrogen value chains alongside power, heat and gases.
Industrial gas, power, heat, materials and hydrogen partners can engage early to align on output specification and contract structures.