Oberon Fuels

Oberon Fuels is bringing DME to North America with its proprietary skid-mounted modular small-scale process. The Oberon production units use various feedstocks such as biogas animal and food waste wastewater treatment landfills natural gas and stranded gas and they produce 3000 to 10000 gallons of DME per day. The Oberon process cost-effectively converts methane to DME resulting in stable pricing not dependent on crude oil at a price that is competitive with diesel. The modular design can be deployed to remote stranded gas locations that can be difficult and expensive to harvest and to industrial operations where our units can monetize waste CO2 streams.

rDME
Renewable dimethyl ether (rDME) fuel made from organic waste, used to decarbonize LPG and provide renewable hydrogen for transportation, industry, and heating.

Green Methanol
Renewable methanol produced from agricultural, municipal, and other waste, used to reduce emissions in shipping and other transportation sectors.

Hydrogen Production
Production of renewable hydrogen from rDME fuel, addressing challenges in hydrogen production, transport, and storage.

Early Access Program
Program offering early access to rDME fuel, including support for market trials, rollouts, and joint marketing efforts.

Maverick Plant
The world's first commercial-scale renewable DME plant, with a capacity of 1.5 million gallons per year, located in Brawley, California.

Feedstock Opportunities
Utilization of agricultural waste or biogas as feedstock to produce rDME fuels, providing a new revenue stream for waste producers.