Reactors are critical for any refinery, impacting both quality and yield of products. With the emergence of bio-feed and co-feed processing reactors, new challenges arise as operators are unfamiliar with feed streams, creating operational risks.

With more focus on sustainability, frequent changes in global gas markets and evolving processing technologies, gas plants are always looking to improve operations by accurately simulating and predicting increasingly complex processes.

The upstream oil and gas exploration and production industry is looking for ways to reduce costs while minimizing emissions, water use and other environmental impacts. Near-field exploration and development enables producers to leverage already depreciated costs in operating infrastructure and extend the life of a declining field by accessing new or previously bypassed reservoirs.

Reducing energy use and GHG emissions remains a priority for the process industries. However, when designing more energy efficient plants or revamping existing sites, a high level of expertise is required to perform Pinch analysis. Engineers have limited time available for design, and the use of separate tools by multiple disciplines also brings the risk of errors due to manual data transfer.

Learn how a major European refinery reduced energy usage and improved high-value product yields by leveraging the integration of process simulation technology and energy analysis to identify opportunities for greater energy efficiency.

Earlier this year, AspenTech announced that its process simulation and optimization expertise was being integrated with BPCL’s real-time crude assaying platform.

Acid Gas Cleaning in Aspen HYSYS V8 enables unprecedented gas plant optimization opportunities. During this free webinar, learn why the software’s unique column modeling technology makes it the best in the industry.

Bio-based feedstocks play an important role in creating a circular economy. Making biofuel or chemicals from biofeedstocks typically has a lower carbon footprint than the fossil fuel-based processes. Therefore, transforming biofeedstocks is considered as one of the energy transition pillars.

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As companies look to advance their sustainability projects to meet net-zero goals, hydrogen has quickly emerged as a viable clean energy solution. But what is the best approach to quickly, reliably and cost effectively deploy green hydrogen production?