Reliant Processing, a subsidiary of carbon dioxide specialist Reliant Holdings, recently began construction on a new liquid CO2 plant in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
The facility, located at Dyno Nobel’s explosives manufacturing site, will capture CO2 emissions from production processes and convert them into liquid CO2 for the merchant market.
Scott Vanderburg, CEO of Reliant Holdings, said the plant will help meet growing demand for CO2 across food, beverage, and industrial sectors in the Rocky Mountain region.
Texas-based Reliant Holdings currently supplies around 8% of the US CO2 market. Speaking to gasworld earlier this year, Vanderburg said the company is busy looking at new prospects, while operating its current supply.
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