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liquid natural power

The Electro-cargo of the Future

ABSORB

Electricity is absorbed using wind energy normally discarded, but now captured and used saving waste

PRODUCE

Our production process manufactures a quasi-liquid energy-carrier known as
Liquid Natural Power (LNP)

TRANSPORT

The clean LNP is then transported by EnviroShips to destinations of demand, making it ready to discharge

REGENERATE

Clean electricity is then regenerated and entered into the grid network to balance grids and power data centres

ENERGY FROM OUR ENVIRONMENT

In humankind's pursuit for heat and power our world has seen wood, coal, oil and natural gas transported by ship, making each of the above the fundamental winners of previous ‘energy carrier’ races.

The global race is now on for tomorrow’s best transportable 'energy' medium to follow on from their legacy, but this time that energy carrier has to be a clean one with zero emissions. In addition, it needs to be transported cleanly, and have the following attributes to qualify as the next worldwide energy vector:

Commercially viable, when compared to hydrocarbons
Safe to handle, non-toxic to humans and the environment
Capable of being used as a liquid cargo, ship fuel and stored in existing tanks
Proficient in being used in existing engines, and other rotating machinery
Considered as a clean replacement for "oil"
Non-explosive, and carbon neutral
Derived from existing and proven industrial processes
Uses commercially available storage and handling equipment

Liquid Natural Power (LNP) is not a fuel in the traditional sense, but it stores an optimised Electromotive Force (EMF), which represents a new class of quasi-liquid energy medium. Just as batteries, generators and photoelectric cells create EMF by converting other forms of energy, LNP embodies that potential directly. It serves as a medium for storing raw electrical
potential, and can be converted into power on demand.

LIQUID NATURAL POWER

THINK OF MOBILE THUNDERCLOUDS

Energy builds silently within, charge accumulating until it releases as lightning:
Pure electromotive force unleashed. That is the power nature has always shown us.

LNP GOES ONE BETTER

LNP goes one better - it is the engineered equivalent, capable of being released under controlled conditions. This stored potential energy is stable, immediately transportable, then instantly available to power ships and deliver electricity to markets that need it.

Unlike fossil fuels, it is not burned. Unlike batteries, it does not degrade with cycles or use any rare earth metals. LNP exists as an elemental store of potential energy, ready to be activated on demand. It is designed to move seamlessly through the EnviroShips ecosystem, powering vessels, grids, industries and entire cities with zero-emissions electrical power.

LNP is engineered primarily for power regeneration. Its fundamental role is to store clean potential energy and release it wherever electricity is needed, on demand and at scale. Whether supplying national grids, data centres, industrial hubs or maritime power & propulsion systems, the principle remains the same: one universal quasi-liquid, the ultimate EMF carrier, purpose-built to regenerate clean electricity when and where it is required.