ADA Carbon Solutions

Next Wave Energy

Sector Sustainability Infrastructure
Location Texas
Status Current
Date of investment March 2018

Developer and operator of Project Traveler on the Gulf Coast

 

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Next Wave conceptualized, dveloped, and now operates the Project Traveler facility located in the Houston Ship Channel. The facility produces alkylate to be used as a blendstock in gasoline, lowering emissions from vehicles. The management team is led by experienced professionals formerly with Plains All American Pipeline, L.P., Enterprise Products Partners L.P., and the TPC Group, who all have extensive midstream, chemicals and downstream expertise.

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