IEA: faster progress on energy efficiency required
The IEA reports that doubling the global rate of improvement will require countries to accelerate policy implementation, which would improve energy security, reduce energy costs and lower emissions.
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The IEA reports that doubling the global rate of improvement will require countries to accelerate policy implementation, which would improve energy security, reduce energy costs and lower emissions.
Dennis Rohe, Imubit, navigates the trilema of efficiency, security and environmental responsibility.
The AFPM visited Flint Hills Resources’ Pine Bend refinery in Minnesota, US, which demonstrates how renewable energy and traditional energy can work together.
Nikolas Larsen and Nicholas Newlon, Marathon Petroleum Corp., alongside Grant Severyn and Andrew Novotny, BASF Corp., present a case study in which a novel catalyst technology was used to improve the profitability of fluid catalytic cracking units at refineries.
In this special bonus episode from Gastech 2024, Mike Logue and Brandon Stambaugh from Owens Corning® join us to talk about designing insulating systems that offer solutions for extreme conditions.
Measuring water impurities in EDC and other key hydrocarbon processing applications Ethylene dichloride (EDC) is a key intermediate in the polyvinyl chloride (PVC) production process, and requires accurate, reliable gas analysis to overcome process issues such as condensation and corrosion.
John Chittenden, CPC Pumps International Inc., part of Atlas Copco Group, discusses the use of multistage double casing pumps in carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) applications.
Pragati Verma, Greene Tweed, presents a cross-linked PEEK-based polymer that is ready to take on the complex demands of hydrogen technology and future-proof equipment, from fuel cells and electrolysers to compressors, and valves.
Marybeth McBain, Klaus Brun and Karl Wygant, Ebara Elliott Energy, discuss how hydrogen can bridge the gap between fossil fuels and clean energy, and consider options for hydrogen compression.
By implementing modern technological tools and effective training programmes, oil and gas companies can attract and retain top talent while fending off the skilled labour shortage. Fiona Guinee, Seeq, explains.
The circular economy has made disappointingly little impact on the global plastics industry in the last decade, reports Wood Mackenzie.
Mark Naples, Umicore Coating Services, considers how the integration of intelligent sensors into oil and gas production will be key to emissions reduction.