ISO 9001:2015 Certified — Supplying Ghana & West Africa
CO2 Generation Plant
Supplier for Ghana
MOS Techno Engineers supplies fully automated CO₂ Generation Plants to Ghana's beverage, cocoa processing, food manufacturing, and industrial gas sectors — delivering 99.99% food-grade purity with capacities from 50 KG/HR to 2,000 KG/HR. Trusted by manufacturers across Ghana & the ECOWAS region.
CO₂ Gas Plants Built for Ghana's Beverage & Industrial Sector
Ghana is West Africa's most stable and business-friendly economy — and a gateway to the broader ECOWAS market of over 400 million consumers. The country's expanding beverage sector, world-class cocoa processing industry, gold and natural resource extraction base, and growing agri-food manufacturing capacity all generate significant demand for reliable, high-purity CO₂. MOS Techno Engineers designs and exports turnkey CO₂ Production Plants engineered for Ghanaian industrial site conditions across Accra, Tema, Kumasi, Takoradi, and Tamale.
Our plants are optimised for LPG and diesel fuel — both widely available across Ghana's industrial zones — and are built to maintain continuous production through the power supply interruptions that affect many Ghanaian manufacturers. Each system is delivered as a fully factory-tested, turnkey solution with on-site commissioning and operator training by our engineers, arriving through Tema Port with complete export and customs documentation.
Ghanaian beverage producers and food processors choose MOS plants because they deliver 99.99% food-grade purity compliant with ISBT standards — the benchmark required by Guinness Ghana Breweries, Accra Breweries (Club Beer), Coca-Cola Ghana, and international cocoa processors including Barry Callebaut and Cargill operating at Tema. Our systems are designed for tropical ambient conditions with minimal consumable requirements and long service intervals suited to Ghanaian operating environments.
Whether you are setting up a new brewery in Accra, expanding a CSD bottling line in Tema Industrial Area, establishing CO₂ supply for cocoa processing in Kumasi, or building an industrial gas distribution centre for the Takoradi oil and gas belt, our CO₂ plants are available in capacities from 50 kg/hr to 2,000 kg/hr. Ghana also serves as a natural regional distribution hub for CO₂ plant projects across Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, and Togo.
A proven 5-stage process — from controlled combustion to food-grade liquid CO₂ ready for bulk cryogenic storage or cylinder filling operations in Ghana
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Controlled Combustion
Fuel — LPG, diesel, or natural gas — is burned under precisely controlled conditions in the combustion chamber, generating a CO₂-rich flue gas stream as the raw feedstock for the plant. LPG is the preferred choice for many Ghanaian industrial sites due to its wide availability and clean combustion.
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Scrubbing & Absorption
The flue gas is scrubbed with water and soda ash to remove sulphur compounds (SO₂), then passed through the absorber tower where a lean MEA solution selectively captures the CO₂ content.
03
Stripping & Purification
The CO₂-loaded MEA solution is heated in the stripper tower to release concentrated raw CO₂ gas, which then passes through an oil-free two-stage compressor and a high-pressure stainless steel purifier.
04
Drying & Filtration
CO₂ passes through an automatic dual-column molecular sieve drier and an iV 1100 grade activated carbon filter — eliminating residual moisture, odours, and trace aldehydes to meet FDA Ghana and international food and beverage specifications.
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Liquefaction & Storage
Purified CO₂ is condensed into liquid form via an R404a refrigeration system and held at 18 bar / −24°C in insulated storage tanks, ready for cylinder filling or direct process supply across Ghanaian production facilities.
Schematic Diagram Of CO₂ Production Process
Inside a CO₂ Plant — How Purity is Achieved
The CO₂ generation system recovers CO₂ from combustion flue gas in a continuous closed-loop process. Flue gas first enters the Scrubber Tower where it is washed with soda lye solution to strip out sulphur (SO₂) and cool the gas stream before it enters the absorber circuit.
Inside the absorber tower, lean MEA solution reacts with and captures the CO₂, while the remaining inert gases are vented safely. The CO₂-rich MEA solution is preheated via a plate heat exchanger before entering the stripper, where steam releases the CO₂ gas at high concentration. The gas is then compressed in a non-lubricated two-stage compressor to below 17.5 kg/cm².
Compressed CO₂ passes through an iV 1100 grade activated carbon tower to eliminate odour and aldehydes, then a dehydrater tower to achieve a dew point of −70°C to −80°C. The dried gas is chilled to −24°C in the liquefier, converting it into food-grade liquid CO₂ stored in a CO₂ storage tank — ready for Ghanaian beverage, cocoa processing, and industrial applications.
Ghana Market Fit
Why Ghanaian Manufacturers Choose MOS CO₂ Plants
Engineering features and support capabilities matched to Ghana's LPG fuel infrastructure, tropical operating conditions, power supply challenges, and the specific demands of cocoa, beverage, and agri-food processing sectors
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LPG-Optimised Design for Ghana
Ghana's government LPG promotion programme has made LPG one of the most widely available industrial fuels in southern Ghana. Our plants are purpose-engineered for LPG-fired operation — delivering high CO₂ yield, low emissions, and reliable output across Accra, Tema, and Kumasi industrial zones, with diesel multi-fuel capability where LPG supply is less consistent.
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Dumsor-Resilient Power Design
Ghana's intermittent grid power supply — locally known as "dumsor" — is a persistent operational challenge for Ghanaian manufacturers. Our plants incorporate automatic safe-shutdown and controlled-restart sequences that protect plant integrity and CO₂ product quality during power interruptions, with seamless integration to standby generator systems as standard.
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Oil-Free CO₂ Compressors
Dry-running compressors guarantee zero oil contamination in the CO₂ stream — a mandatory compliance requirement for FDA Ghana-regulated beverage and food production facilities, and for international cocoa processors, brewery franchise operators, and bottling companies operating to ISBT and global brand owner standards in Ghana.
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Turnkey Export via Tema Port
We manage complete export documentation and sea freight to Tema Port — Ghana's principal deep-water container port and the closest major port to the Tema Industrial Area where most of Ghana's large-scale food, beverage, and cocoa processing operations are concentrated. In-country commissioning by our engineers is included in every project.
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West Africa Gateway Capability
Ghana's stable regulatory environment, English-language business culture, and strong logistics infrastructure make it a natural regional hub. CO₂ plants commissioned in Ghana can serve as a production and distribution base for projects across Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Togo, and Benin — with our support team coordinating from Ghana for the wider ECOWAS region.
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High-Ambient Tropical Performance
All cooling systems, refrigeration circuits, and process equipment are rated for continuous operation in Ghana's tropical coastal and inland ambient temperatures — ensuring consistent food-grade CO₂ output year-round across Accra's humid coastal climate, Kumasi's inland conditions, and the higher temperatures of the northern regions.
Technical Data
CO₂ Plant Utility Requirements — Ghana Reference Data
Diesel-fired utility consumption across our full capacity range. LPG configurations — widely preferred in Ghana — carry different consumption profiles. Contact us for a Ghana site-specific utility and operating cost estimate.
Production Capacity
Fuel — Diesel (kg/hr)
Water (m³/hr)
Power (kW)
50 kg/hr
17
0.5
35
100 kg/hr
35
0.6
48
200 kg/hr
70
0.8
80
300 kg/hr
104.9
1
115
500 kg/hr
175
1.25
180
1,000 kg/hr
349
2.5
390
2,000 kg/hr
1,745
3.5
552
* Figures shown are for diesel-fired operation. LPG-fired configurations — the most common choice for Ghanaian beverage and food processing sites — carry different consumption and cost profiles. Contact us for a Ghana-specific LPG utility estimate and total operating cost analysis.
Liquid CO₂ Storage
Stored at 18 bar (261 psi) and −23°C in insulated pressure vessels with active cooling assemblies and digital pressure monitoring — engineered for stable long-term storage in Ghana's tropical coastal and inland ambient temperatures.
Compression Pressure
CO₂ gas compressed in a non-lubricated two-stage compressor to below 16.5 kg/cm², then fed to activated carbon towers at 18 bar for final purification before liquefaction.
Safety Systems
Multiple automatic safety interlocks, pressure-relief circuits, and digital alert systems monitor the plant at all points — designed for safe automatic shutdown during Ghana grid interruptions and orderly restart on power restoration, with full alarm event logging for FDA Ghana compliance records.
PLC Automation
Centralised PLC control panel with SCADA-ready architecture enables one-touch plant operation, remote monitoring, and comprehensive data logging — supporting FDA Ghana traceability requirements and the quality management systems of international food and beverage brand owners operating in Ghana.
Need a detailed technical datasheet, LPG utility estimate, or commercial proposal for a Ghanaian project?
Every CO₂ plant we export to Ghana is a fully integrated, ready-to-commission system. We supply comprehensive O&M documentation in English, in-country operator training, and full commissioning supervision by our engineers at your Ghanaian facility — so your team is fully equipped to run the plant independently from the day our engineers leave site.
Fully-Automatic CO₂ Dehydrator System
CO₂ Liquefying System (R404a refrigeration loop)
Interconnecting Piping & Instrumentation
Motor Control Centre with PLC Control Panel
Water Cooling Tower with Dual Pumping Systems
High-Pressure Stainless Steel Purifier
Scrubber Tower Scrubbing System
MEA Absorber & Stripper Towers
Activated Carbon Tower (iV 1100 grade)
Optional Water Recirculation & Treatment System
The PLC control system manages every stage of CO₂ generation — regulating combustion, absorption, compression, purification, and liquefaction automatically, with protective shutdown sequences engineered for Ghana's power supply environment and interlocks protecting both plant equipment and personnel at all times.
Ghanaian Industry Applications
Industries We Supply CO₂ Plants to in Ghana
From Accra breweries to Tema cocoa processing facilities — our CO₂ systems serve Ghana's highest-growth production sectors
Brewery & Beer Production
Guinness Ghana Breweries, Accra Breweries (Club Beer, Stone Strong), and ABInBev-affiliated operations require consistent food-grade CO₂ for carbonation, tank blanketing, and high-speed packaging. Our plants are sized to match high-volume Ghanaian brewery demands in Accra and Kumasi, and the growing craft beer sector.
CSD & Bottling Plants
Coca-Cola Ghana, Pepsi Ghana, Kasapreko Company, and other Ghanaian carbonated beverage producers and water bottling operations require reliable food-grade CO₂ at scale. Our plants deliver the volume and purity mandated by global brand owners and FDA Ghana-regulated production facilities.
Cocoa Processing & Export
Ghana is the world's second-largest cocoa producer, and Tema is home to major cocoa grinding and processing facilities operated by Barry Callebaut, Cargill, and Touton. CO₂ is used for controlled-atmosphere storage of cocoa beans and semi-finished product, inert gas blanketing during processing, and supercritical CO₂ extraction in premium cocoa derivative manufacturing.
Industrial Gas Distribution
CO₂ cylinder filling stations and industrial gas distributors across Accra, Tema, and Kumasi supply the metal fabrication, welding, fire suppression, mining support, and pharmaceutical sectors. On-site CO₂ production with our plants eliminates dependence on expensive imported cylinders and unreliable third-party supply chains.
Food Processing & Agri-Industry
Ghana's growing agri-food processing sector — palm oil, cassava, plantain, yam, and tropical fruit processing — uses food-grade CO₂ for Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP), controlled-atmosphere cold storage, and fresh produce preservation for export. The Tema Free Zones Board and surrounding industrial areas host increasing numbers of export-oriented food processing operations.
Oil, Gas & Mining Support
Ghana's offshore oil and gas sector (Jubilee and TEN fields) and onshore gold mining industry centred around Takoradi and the Ashanti Belt use CO₂ for fire suppression systems, pH control of process water, dry ice production for perishable logistics, and chemical synthesis applications across refinery and processing operations.
West Africa Support & Delivery
On-the-Ground Support for Ghanaian Projects
We don't just ship equipment — our commissioning engineers travel to your Ghanaian facility to install, test, and hand over a fully operational plant. Local operator teams receive structured, hands-on training before our engineers leave site. Ghana's position as the West Africa regional hub means our support network can also efficiently serve neighbouring ECOWAS markets.
Ghana Project ManagementDedicated project engineer assigned from order to commissioning
In-Country CommissioningOur engineers travel to your Ghanaian site for full plant startup and handover
Operator Training ProgramHands-on training for your Ghanaian operations and maintenance team
Spare Parts & Long-Term AMCAnnual Maintenance Contracts with guaranteed response time for West Africa
Africa & Global Track Record
Proven Across Africa — Trusted by Global Brands
MOS Techno Engineers has commissioned CO₂ plants for major CSD manufacturers, breweries, and industrial gas producers across Sub-Saharan Africa and beyond — all built and tested to ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Our Clients
Production Line — Carbonated Soft Drink Plants We Supply CO₂ Systems For
CO₂ Carbonation System in a CSD Bottling Plant
High-Speed CSD Filling & Bottling Line
Full-Scale CSD Manufacturing & Bottling Facility
Our Global & Africa Presence
Quality & Standards
International Standards — Accepted Across Ghana & the ECOWAS Region
Every MOS CO₂ plant shipped to Ghana is designed, manufactured, and tested to internationally recognised standards — meeting the compliance requirements of FDA Ghana-regulated food and beverage producers, Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) requirements, and international brand owners operating Ghanaian production facilities.
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Material & Component Inspection
Rigorous incoming inspection of all raw materials, pressure vessels, and instrumentation before fabrication commences — no substitution without engineering approval and documentation.
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Pressure & Leak Testing
All pressure vessels undergo hydrostatic testing and all gas circuits undergo pneumatic leak testing before the plant is cleared for export to Ghana.
03
CO₂ Purity Analysis
A full purity analysis and quality certificate is issued for every plant prior to dispatch — confirming ISBT-compliant 99.99% food-grade output accepted by FDA Ghana-regulated manufacturers and international brand owners.
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Safety Interlock Verification
All safety circuits, pressure interlocks, alarm systems, and power-interruption shutdown sequences are independently verified and function-tested before the plant leaves our facility.
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Factory Performance Run
Each plant completes a full production run at our works — validating capacity, purity, utility consumption, and control system behaviour before shipment to Tema Port, Ghana.
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Export Documentation Package
Full compliance documentation, P&IDs, O&M manuals, certificates of origin, and inspection reports supplied with every plant — formatted for Ghana Revenue Authority customs clearance and FDA Ghana import requirements.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions — CO₂ Plants in Ghana
Questions we receive from Ghanaian brewery operators, cocoa processors, CSD manufacturers, and industrial gas project developers
Yes. MOS Techno Engineers exports fully automated CO₂ production plants to Ghana. We manage the complete process — design, fabrication, factory testing, export documentation, sea freight to Tema Port, and in-country commissioning by our engineers at your Ghanaian facility. Ghanaian buyers receive a single accountable point of contact from initial enquiry through to plant handover and first production run.
LPG is our recommended fuel choice for most Ghanaian CO₂ plant installations, due to its wide availability across southern Ghana, cleaner combustion characteristics, lower emissions, and the strong LPG distribution infrastructure that Ghana's government promotion programme has developed. LPG plants typically achieve slightly better CO₂ yield per unit of fuel than diesel. Diesel remains a strong alternative for sites where LPG supply is less predictable or for remote northern locations. We assess your site's specific fuel supply, cost, and security of supply at the proposal stage to recommend the most operationally and economically optimal configuration.
Yes — this is a well-understood challenge for Ghanaian manufacturers and a standard design consideration in all our Ghana project proposals. Our plants include automatic safe-shutdown sequences that protect the plant and CO₂ product quality during grid outages, and controlled restart protocols that resume production cleanly when power is restored. The PLC system logs all events for compliance records. We also provide generator sizing recommendations to allow continuous production during extended outages at your specific plant capacity.
Yes. Our plants produce food-grade CO₂ at 99.99% purity — the quality required for cocoa processing applications including controlled-atmosphere storage of green and processed beans, inert gas blanketing during grinding and liquor production, and supercritical CO₂ extraction in cocoa butter and cocoa powder processing. For large Tema-based processors such as Barry Callebaut and Cargill, on-site CO₂ production eliminates the cost and supply uncertainty of imported CO₂, providing a continuous, consistent purity supply matched to high-throughput processing demands.
Ghanaian brewery CO₂ demand depends on production volume, packaging line count, and tank blanketing requirements. A medium-scale brewery typically requires 100–300 kg/hr; a large commercial brewery such as Guinness Ghana or Accra Breweries typically requires 500–1,000 kg/hr or more. Craft breweries and smaller operations generally fall in the 50–150 kg/hr range. We carry out a detailed CO₂ demand analysis based on your actual production data at no cost during the proposal stage.
Fabrication lead time is typically 16–22 weeks from order confirmation, depending on plant capacity and scope. Sea freight from India to Tema Port takes approximately 20–26 days. Following port clearance and delivery to your Ghanaian site, our commissioning engineers travel for installation supervision and plant startup — typically 2–4 weeks depending on plant size. We provide a full project timeline at the proposal stage so you can plan your production launch accurately.
Yes. Our CO₂ plants produce gas at 99.99% purity, meeting the ISBT (International Society of Beverage Technologists) standard — the globally recognised benchmark that underpins the food and beverage compliance requirements enforced by the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA Ghana) and the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA). A purity certificate is issued with every plant. The multi-stage purification system — DCC scrubbing, MEA absorption, iV 1100 activated carbon filtration, and high-pressure SS dryers — removes all contaminants to well below internationally accepted food and beverage limits.
We provide remote technical support with a 2-hour response commitment, periodic site visits, Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC), genuine spare parts supply with fast courier and DHL freight delivery to Ghana, and emergency on-site engineer deployment when required. Our Africa support is coordinated from our Kenya office, and Ghana's strong air connectivity ensures rapid engineer mobilisation for in-country interventions across West Africa.
Yes. Plants can be designed from the outset with future capacity expansion in mind — allowing you to add a second combustion train, increase compressor capacity, or extend liquid storage as your Ghanaian business grows. This modular approach protects your initial capital investment while giving you a clear, costed upgrade pathway when production demand increases — particularly relevant for Ghana's rapidly growing beverage, cocoa processing, and agri-food export sectors.
Yes. MOS Techno Engineers holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, with 35+ years of engineering experience and 60+ CO₂ plants commissioned across more than 30 countries — including multiple installations across West and East Africa. Our manufacturing, quality control, and commissioning processes are fully audited and documented, ensuring consistent, reliable plant performance wherever in the world our equipment is installed.
Get a CO₂ Plant Proposal for Your Ghanaian Project
Tell us your required capacity, preferred fuel source (LPG, diesel, or natural gas), purity grade, and site location in Ghana. Our engineers will deliver a full technical and commercial proposal within 24 hours — free of charge, with no obligation.
Free technical consultation with our CO₂ plant engineers
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