For ammonia, fertiliser, chemical and merchant H₂ producers running SMR or ATR. NZP supplies spec-compliant hydrogen alongside your reformer — partial displacement, never replacement. We carry feedstock, logistics, and availability risk. You contract on €/kg and uptime.
← Back to homepageCompanies that already live and die by reformers — but are not oil majors. They already trust syngas. They already price hydrogen and CO tightly. They already feel carbon and gas volatility. They are organisationally capable of approving a sidecar.
SMR/ATR feeding Haber-Bosch loops. Hydrogen cost is a first-order business variable. Carbon intensity is a regulatory variable.
Methanol, oxo-chemicals, acetic acid. Reformers make syngas as an intermediate, used immediately downstream. Spec and uptime matter more than feedstock ideology.
SMR + PSA operators selling hydrogen over the fence or via pipeline / trailer. Already in the business of buying, making, and selling molecules to spec.
NZP never replaces the reformer. We replace part of the output — framed as a hedge, a risk reducer, a marginal supply option. The reformer keeps running. You stay in operational control.
You don’t want waste. You don’t want new operational risk. You don’t want planning exposure. Feedstock sits off your balance sheet. We — or the SPV — own waste, logistics, and availability risk. You touch only clean syngas or hydrogen.
Industrial, Chemical, ISO 14687 fuel-cell, or UHP — we configure the membrane and PSA train to your offtake spec. Performance framed in €/kg and uptime, not storytelling. Contaminants controlled, contractually committed.
A sidecar deal looks like the merchant gas contracts you already sign. We negotiate on three things: delivered €/kg, guaranteed availability, and purity grade. Everything upstream of the fence is our problem.
For ammonia and fertiliser plants, this is a hedge against natural-gas price volatility and tightening carbon-intensity rules. For chemical producers, it’s a route to lower-carbon syngas without changing downstream synthesis. For merchant H₂ firms, it’s an additional production stream with feedstock economics decoupled from the gas curve.
Modular Phase 1 from €15–25M. Capital sequenced behind the model, not ahead of it.
Your reformer keeps running. NZP plant runs alongside. Both feed the same downstream synthesis. You decide the blend.
Same capital ladder as every NZP project. We model your hydrogen demand, your existing reformer cost stack, and the sidecar economics before any commitment.
Hydrogen demand profile, current SMR/ATR cost stack, target purity grade, available feedstock catchment.
Delivered €/kg vs current reformer cost. CAPEX/OPEX delta. Carbon-intensity comparison. Sensitivity bands on gas price and feedstock economics.
Volume, €/kg, term, indexation, availability SLA, purity grade. The shape of a merchant gas deal you’ve already signed before.
Bring your waste data to a platform demo — and we'll show you exactly what your streams could generate, and the economics behind it. No consultants. No commitment. No chemistry lecture.
Offtake, gasification, Fischer-Tropsch and Haber-Bosch partners are already in place — the back end of the value chain is covered.