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Decarbonise your existing SMR based hydrogen plant today. Our Low Carbon Solutions business helps our customers navigate and overcome the challenges they face in meeting emissions reduction targets. We provide tailored solutions that help you achieve significant and sustained reductions in carbon emissions; at scale, today, with existing technology.

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KBC (A Yokogawa Company)

At KBC (A Yokogawa Company) we actively enable our clients to decarbonise their operations towards their net zero goals. From traditional & renewable feedstocks, gathering & processing, through midstream to downstream processes, carbon capture utilisation and sequestration. We develop solutions for and with our customers through the actions of our people combining our Digitalisation technologies, on-premise and in the Cloud , and world class practices.

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November 2022 Issue

RefuelEU regulation will drive demand for SAF in Europe ... If hydrogen is the answer to energy security, let’s talk carbon, not colour ... Why blue hydrogen provides a de-risked decarbonisation lever ... Carbon capture, utilisation and storage in the energy transition ... Near- and long-term options for decarbonising steel production ... The heat-pump way to more sustainability ... Creating value from wastes to help achieve net zero ... Conversion to a green refinery ... Roadmap to decarbonisation ... Artificial intelligence drives the way to net zero ... Process gas analyser for measuring hydrogen concentration ... Decarbonising fired process heaters with zero-emission electric heat.

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There is no magic behind reactor performance

It’s not magic. It’s science. Hydroprocessors know the wall that lies between them and peak reactor performance. Fouling, pressure drop, precipitation, agglomeration, polymerization, and catalyst deactivation, these obstacles build up, block by block. We help you break through that wall, clearing your path to performance.

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Decarbonisation transformation of Shell’s Pernis refinery

Pernis refinery will play a key role in Shell’s transition to net-zero emissions by 2050 through a number of strategies involving biofuels, green hydrogen, and CCS. The decarbonisation of a refinery goes well beyond seeking out energy efficiency savings. Many refineries are already very energy efficient, but most of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with their energy products come from the products’ end use: 85% of these emissions, in fact. Consequently, decarbonising a refinery also means making lower-carbon energy products.

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