As demand for hydrogen rises, steam methane reforming (SMR) and autothermal reforming (ATR) have become increasingly vital. Both SMR and ATR are typically grey hydrogen processes, meaning they release significant carbon dioxide (CO2) and other emissions. However, my...
It’s been interesting watching the evolution of our collective responses to climate change. Just a few years ago, we were all happy to see natural gas replace coal for power generation, eliminating a huge source of carbon dioxide. Eventually we realized that while...
In this video, Valve Solutions for Carbon Capture in Steam Methane Reformer and Pressure Swing Adsorption Units, Emerson’s Suzanna Grills highlights the importance of rigorous testing to provide solutions suitable for hydrogen SMR production & carbon capture applications.
Efficient equipment and regular maintenance from an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) service provider help to ensure extended uptime and minimize operational challenges in blue hydrogen production operations.
In a Global Hydrogen Review article, Emerson’s Janka O’Brien explains how hydrogen producers can avoid creating a new emissions stream while reducing another.
I caught a presentation by Ana Gonzalez Hernandez, who is leading Emerson’s Environmental Sustainability programs globally across Emerson. She opened noting some of the key characteristics of this promising decarbonization solution: hydrogen is the most abundant molecule in the universe, it is the lightest element and so has low energy density per unit volume; it is a non-toxic, non-metallic, odorless, colorless and a highly combustible diatomic gas.
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