Experience
Members of our team have supported design, startup and operation at facilities where process safety is not optional — including chemical weapons destruction plants.
The facilities below represent the professional experience of members of the Aetso Technical team. Unless otherwise stated, this work was performed by our team members as employees of, or consultants to, other organizations. The listing reflects individual staff experience; it is not a list of Aetso Technical clients, and it does not imply endorsement by the facility owners or operators.
A U.S. Army facility that destroyed the chemical weapons stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot, primarily by chemical neutralization followed by supercritical water oxidation. The last munition in the declared U.S. chemical weapons stockpile was destroyed there in July 2023.
A U.S. Army facility that destroyed the mustard agent munitions stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot, using neutralization followed by biotreatment, supplemented by explosive destruction technology.
A U.S. Army incineration-based facility that destroyed chemical weapons stored at the Deseret Chemical Depot.
A U.S. Army facility that destroyed the VX nerve agent stockpile stored at the Newport Chemical Depot using chemical neutralization.
A large power plant built around integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) technology designed to gasify lignite coal, with carbon dioxide capture.
A post-combustion carbon dioxide capture system at the W.A. Parish Generating Station, using an amine-based absorption process.
An elevated and buried crude oil pipeline of roughly 800 miles from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, operated by Alyeska Pipeline Service Company.
Photographs are of facilities where team members worked and are used to illustrate that experience.