Toyo Engineering awarded energy efficiency study contracts
Published by Poppy Clements,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
The purpose of these projects is to improve the energy efficiency of GC’s existing plant. TOYO provides a facility-modification plan for this purpose through the study, using optimisation technology. This project is two of seven awarded projects using the company's hybrid energy system re-optimisation (HERO) service to date, and it is the first HERO project in Thailand’s petrochemical industry.
The feasibility study for the aromatics plant has already completed. The result shows a substantial energy conservation opportunity:- Reduction of steam consumption by approximately 20%.
- Reduction of CO2 emissions by approximately 55 000 tpy.
GC acknowledges HERO to be one of the key technologies for achieving its goal of net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2050. TOYO is honoured to play a role in this progressive challenge which supports the decarbonisation of the petrochemical industry in Thailand. As a second step, GC and TOYO recently started the feasibility study for the phenol plant.
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