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Everllence is moving big things to zero

Together with its customers, Everllence is determined to make the fight against climate change the future of its business growth. To achieve net zero emissions by 2050, we must reduce emissions by two thirds in this decade.

 

Developing infrastructure for CCUS

In this special report, Aleksandr Druzhkov, Emerson, explores infrastructure needed for carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS), with a particular focus on flow meters measuring carbon dioxide.

Materials and Solutions for Hydrogen and the World’s Toughest Conditions

As the global transition to clean energy accelerates, Greene Tweed engineers are developing and testing advanced materials to overcome the challenges faced by companies pursuing sustainability goals. This article focuses on four key areas where innovation in material science is driving progress.

Shaking up global oil markets

Ng Weng Hoong, Contributing Editor, explores the turbulence in the Asian oil and gas markets, while considering the future of the industry in the region.


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Wood Mackenzie's Global Refinery Closure Outlook to 2035

Although global oil demand is expected to grow, the long-term outlook for many refineries is uncertain. Wood Mackenzie’s latest global refinery closure threat analysis reviews 420 sites worldwide, identifying those most at risk by 2035. Rising carbon cost, shifting demands and lack of petrochemical integration are key factors shaping future viability.

Duqm refinery enhances sulfur processing with IPCO technology

Duqm Refinery has installed three IPCO SG20 drum granulators to process sulfur efficiently and meet SUDIC standards. The advanced system offers high capacity, reduced emissions, and consistent product quality, addressing common challenges in traditional drum granulation with innovative features and simplified, continuous operation.

Digitally transforming downstream operations

Shaista Mallik, Seeq, details how downstream operations face a variety of challenges that are surmountable by effective use of innovative digital tools.

Insight through innovation

Aldrin Tan, Tracerco, Malaysia, explores the use of nucleonic instrumentation within the growing Asian petrochemical market.