Carbon-capture and soda ash system
Supply, installation, commissioning and operations management of a carbon-capture system for EnPro.
Engineering and industrial supply.
ENGSL Minerals DMCC provides engineering and project support, sources industrial equipment, and supplies minerals and construction materials. We are based in Dubai and work with industrial and energy companies in the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
Make an enquiryAbout ENGSL
ENGSL Minerals DMCC is a Dubai company registered with the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC). We support industrial projects in three ways: engineering support from design to commissioning, sourcing of equipment and spare parts to specification, and bulk supply of minerals and construction materials.
Our project experience includes a caustic soda plant and a carbon-capture installation in Norway, a seawater reverse-osmosis plant in Morocco, and carbon-capture development with the Masdar Institute in the UAE. We have supplied fuels and industrial materials since 2012.
Company facts
- Registered
- DMCC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Office
- DMCC Business Centre, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai
- Supplying since
- 2012
- Markets
- UAE, Kuwait, Yemen, Morocco, Libya and Norway
- Managing Director
- Olfi Mohammed
- Patent application
- WO2015194963A1, soda ash from captured CO₂
What we do
Engineering & project support
Front-end and detailed engineering, procurement, construction management, commissioning and start-up for process, chemical and water treatment plants. We also provide field maintenance services.
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Equipment & procurement
Process equipment, spare parts, instrumentation and specialised items sourced to your technical specification, inspected before shipment and delivered to site.
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Minerals & industrial materials
Limestone, gypsum, cement clinker and aggregates supplied in bulk to buyer specification, with independent inspection and full shipping documentation.
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Carbon capture and soda ash technology
ENGSL has developed a process that captures carbon dioxide from industrial flue gas and converts it into soda ash (sodium carbonate), an industrial raw material used in glass, detergents and chemicals.
Salt brine is electrolysed to make sodium hydroxide, which then reacts with the CO₂ in the flue gas. The process is described in international patent application WO2015194963A1, filed in 2014 by ENGSL Minerals DMCC and EnPro of Norway.
- 2015
- Pöyry announced basic engineering for EnPro's planned soda ash plant at Kollsnes, Norway, using technology developed with ENGSL. Announcement
- 2016
- Researchers at the Masdar Institute, now part of Khalifa University, published a techno-economic assessment of the process. Khalifa University
- 2019
- Khalifa University researchers published a comparison with amine-based capture in the Journal of Cleaner Production. Paper
Selected project experience
All project experienceCaustic soda plant
Engineering, procurement and construction from front-end design to handover, with start-up, operations support and operator training.
Seawater reverse-osmosis plant
Seawater intake, multi-stage pre-treatment, membrane commissioning and operational handover.
Xeo-Light carbon capture and soda ash
Pilot development and testing with the Masdar Institute, followed by a commercial-scale soda ash plant using captured CO₂.
Make an enquiry
Send us a project scope, an equipment list or a material specification.
Include quantities, the delivery location and your timing, and attach any specifications. Our team in Dubai will reply by email.
Email your enquiry- Emailo.mohammed@engslminerals.com
- CommercialAbdullah.o@engslminerals.com
- OfficeUnit 561, DMCC Business Centre, Level 1, Jewellery & Gemplex 3, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai