BPCL at Japan Energy Summit presented ITE, a waste-to-clean energy recovery system
BPCL presented an advanced waste-to-clean energy recovery system that generates carbon emission-free electricity from natural gas pipeline pressure at Japan Energy Summit & Exhibition in Tokyo
Tokyo: Shri Rajeev Kumar, CGM (O&M and HSSE – Gas), recently represented Bharat Petroleum at the Japan Energy Summit & Exhibition in Tokyo, where he presented an innovative solution — the In-line Turboexpander (ITE), an advanced waste-to-clean energy recovery system that generates carbon emission-free electricity from natural gas pipeline pressure (i.e., 35 kg/cm²) at pressure let-down sites in the gas pipeline network.
This advanced technology harnesses the energy typically lost during gas pressure reduction processes, converting it into clean, zero-emission electricity. It can produce up to 2.6 GWh of green energy annually — enough to power approximately 700 homes and offset nearly 2,000 tonnes of CO? emissions, equivalent to the environmental impact of consuming around 4,360 barrels of oil.
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Shri Rajeev Kumar also shared BPCL’s journey towards a Net Zero future, highlighting the company’s expanding clean energy portfolio and its continued commitment to energy efficiency and sustainability.
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