The environmental risks associated with carbon emissions have escalated over the last several decades. Although modern technologies like burner and boiler systems have enhanced our standard of living, they’ve also created long-term negative consequences in the form of...
Sustainable Energy
Putting Small-Scale Hydrogen Generation to Work: Natural Gas Blending for Residential Use
In an H2 Tech magazine article, Emerson’s Seth Harris shows how to get the most from small-scale, residential green hydrogen production.
Successfully Bring Renewable Assets Into the Fold
One of the hottest topics of conversation at the 2023 Ovation Users’ Group conference has been renewables, and much of that conversation has been around the struggle to bring a wide array of disparate renewable assets together into a unified system of control,...
Addressing Changing Grids with Technology Innovations
Rick Kephart shares recent innovations in helping to better manage and control the growing complexities in electrical grids as they continue to decentralize in power generation, transmission & distribution.
Reduce Energy Consumption and Achieve Net Zero Goals with Multimedia Utilities Monitoring – Start Small and Scale Up
Driven by the need to both cut resource costs and minimize their environmental impact, companies across all industries are targeting net-zero strategies and sustainability goals. Monitoring utilities such as compressed air, water, electricity, steam and other gases...
Optimizing Renewable Energy Asset Operations
In this 10:43 YouTube video, Ovation Green Renewable Asset Management and SCADA Software Technology Demonstration, Emerson’s Brett Benson demonstrates how the built-for-purpose Ovation Green asset management and SCADA software provides a unified view of renewable assets from a single pane of glass, helping to increase production and deliver low-cost clean energy.
How Automation Can Help End Users and Device Manufacturers Scale Up the Clean Hydrogen Economy
Hydrogen fuel technology has reached a stage where it is past the prototype phase, and the industry is now looking to scale up. The fuel cell market, for instance, is forecast to grow at a robust 45.3% compound annual growth rate between 2022 and 2029, with projections of a market value reaching $17.88 billion. However, the potential growth of the industry is not guaranteed. There is still much work to be done, including increasing fueling stations and reducing the cost of producing green hydrogen. To mitigate risks and help hydrogen technology mature, strong partnerships between innovators and automation experts are needed. Automation experts can help hydrogen OEMs and end-users scale up capacity to meet market demands, keep projects on time and in budget, monitor hydrogen application performance, and ensure safety in volatile environments. With the help of automation experts, the hydrogen market can scale up and make a significant contribution towards achieving ambitious climate goals.
The Path to Sustainability – One Critical Step at a Time
No matter the industry, sustainability is a priority for nearly every industrial company with the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045 as a corporate goal for many enterprises. More than one-third (702) of the world’s largest publicly traded companies...
Hydrogen Production with Steam Methane Reforming and CCUS
At the 2023 4C Health, Safety & Environmental Conference, Emerson’s Lara Rabbath presented Decarbonization with Steam Methane Reforming for Blue Hydrogen Production.
Together We Build a Greener Future
At Emerson, we find ourselves in a unique position. Like many companies, we’re committing to a future of more sustainable operations, starting with a goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045. But Emerson also has an opportunity—and an obligation—not many...
Automation and the Renewable Fuel Transition
. In a Hydrocarbon Processing article, Accelerating the transition to renewable fuels, Emerson’s Marcelo Carugo and Julie Valentine share how these renewable fuels can “…create millions of jobs, spur rapid growth and drive technological innovation.”
Innovation in Controlling Exothermic Reactions in Biodiesel Processing
Emerson Impact Partner Applied Control’s Julia Imhoff and Miranda Hunter teamed with Renaissance Technologies’ Terry Wilford to discuss a novel way to avoid catalyst damage for a highly exothermic reaction.
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