The Calix target is to deliver carbon capture on a natural gas fuelled combined cycle plant, with CO2 liquefaction, at zero efficiency degradation, by 2020. Yes it is a tall order but we have serious thermodynamic reasons to believe we can do that.
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Julian Dinsdale Completes Contract; Dr Phil Hodgson Appointed Chief Executive Officer.
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Calix’s systems will help reduce global carbon dioxide emis- sions from polluting industries. A leader in flash calcinationtechnologies, the company serves industries as diverse as buildingand construction, agriculture, water and power.
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On Sunday, 24 March, Calix successfully obtained the traditional land owners’ signature from the PIDIA ABORIGINAL CORPORATION, which officially transfers the access lease of the Myrtle Springs mine to Calix.
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On Saturday, the 13 tonne, 31 meter tall inner tube for the CFC reactor was lifted above the top of the 42 meter tall tower to be inserted into the refractory lined furnace shell. This lift was successfully completed on the same morning that this critical component arrived on site and achieved anot
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Imperial’s Dr Paul Fennell, from the Department of Chemical Engineering, is working with chemical technology company Calix and energy engineers at HEL-East to develop a plant capable of delivering three megawatts of electricity while recycling 90% of the carbon waste into agricultural lime...
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ACTI-Mag™ SF85 is one of the richest sources of magnesium for use as an animal feed supplement for chickens, cattle, sheep and many other animals. ACTI-Mag™ SF85 is produced from the flash calcination of high grade natural magnesite minerals.
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Our work on magnesia (MgO) particles, produced from magnesite from our mine at Myrtle Springs, has now shown that the calcined particles are composites of nanostructures.
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A joint venture between Calix Europe, HEL East and Imperial College — to build a 3MWe carbon capture pilot plant in Hatfield, Doncaster, using Calix’s Endex capture technology (£5.8 million grant).
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The winners of an £20m competition for innovative projects to reduce the cost of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) development were announced today.
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Novacem, the carbon negative cement company, announced today that the Novacem Liquidator had sold the company’s Technology and Intellectual Property to Calix Limited
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Calix is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement for the purchase of the Myrtle Springs mining tenements from Magnesium Developments Pty Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Foyson Resources Limited.
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There is a growing demand worldwide for phosphate fertilizers to match the increased population growth. The resources of high quality raw phosphate rocks suitable for the manufacture of superphosphates is diminishing rapidly.
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GROPhosTM is a natural answer to the problem in Australia of the majority of our soils having low P-availability. GROPhosTM has an exceptionally high citrate soluble phosphate level of phosphorus, making it suitable for organic growers.
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Calix's proprietary Catalytic Flash Calcining (CFC) system produces a range of binders and additives for cement formulations. Made by processing minerals such as: Limestone, Dolomite, Kaolin, Magnesite, Gypsum & Bauxite.
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Continued work on the Calix Endex Reactor, creating a new process called ENDothermic EXothermic Reasction. Primarily designed to extract greater that 90% CO2.
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Another important initiative underway at Bacchus Marsh is our project to deliver better ground minerals for use in the commercial CFC15000 calciner.
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Calix has developed a revolutionary proprietary technology which can capture carbon emissions from calcination and power generation processes
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Calix uses its proprietary Catalytic Flash Calcining (CFC) systems to produce a range of binders and additives for cement formulations
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This external validation of Calix and its technology represents a significant milestone for the company. The proceeds of this investment will be used to secure Calix’s future business plan and drive commercialisation of Calix’s technology.
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Decarbonising electricity; Why how, how much?
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Calix notes that its own corporate governance systems and policies are undergoing a significant upgrade. This will lead to improvements to allow Calix to adopt best practice business models and to prepare the company for the next stage of its development.
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Calix notes that its own corporate governance systems and policies are undergoing a significant upgrade. This will lead to improvements to allow Calix to adopt best practice business models
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Calix is optimising Semidolime-based building products and soil stabilisation applications.
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Major developments at Bacchus Marsh site to support calciner construction.
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The Calix plant underwent initial commissioning in August 2010. The commissioning demonstrated that the Calciner was performing to design and specification.
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SEPARATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE FROM FLUE EMISSIONS USING ENDEX PRINCIPLES
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Australia currently generates around 85% of its electricity by burning coal, resulting in 170 million tones of CO2 being pumped into the atmosphere each year. It’s a major factor in making Australians the highest polluters in the world, ahead even of the US
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