Work together with defined roles

A project is more than a conversion core.

Feedstock owners, customers, technology suppliers and delivery partners each bring a different part of the project. Define the responsibilities before committing capital.

From opportunity to evidence

Find your starting point.

6 topics

01 / Partners & Licensing

Feedstock & offtake partners

Build a dependable supply and product-demand case with the organisations that own the materials and use the outputs.

What to establish
  • Volume, quality and contract duration
  • Preparation and delivery responsibilities
  • Product specification and acceptance
02 / Partners & Licensing

Technology licensing

For qualified opportunities, discuss the scope of NZP technology and know-how within an integrated project.

What to establish
  • Technology scope and permitted use
  • Territory, documentation and interfaces
  • Commercial terms and performance responsibilities
03 / Partners & Licensing

Equipment & synthesis suppliers

Select compatible furnace, gas-processing, generation and synthesis equipment around a defined design basis.

What to establish
  • Equipment interfaces and guarantees
  • Gas specification and catalyst protection
  • Commissioning and acceptance tests
04 / Partners & Licensing

Engineering & delivery partners

Align design, permitting, procurement, construction and commissioning with clear interface ownership.

What to establish
  • Design authority and work packages
  • Programme, permits and utilities
  • Site integration and handover
05 / Partners & Licensing

Regional & channel partners

Discuss origination and local delivery around a specific market, customer need and available capabilities.

What to establish
  • Region and customer access
  • Technical and commercial capability
  • Responsibilities and project governance
06 / Partners & Licensing

Operations & support

Plan operating capability, maintenance, training and escalation as part of development.

What to establish
  • Operator training and documentation
  • Maintenance and spare-parts strategy
  • Service scope and operating responsibilities

Partner appointments, licensing rights, territory, commercial terms and performance obligations are defined by project-specific agreements. No supplier endorsement or signed partnership is implied by these role descriptions.

Bring your starting point

Let’s connect the material
with the opportunity.

Share your feedstock, site or product requirement for an initial technical and commercial discussion.

Start a project discussion