An ambitious five-year European R&D project investigates subsurface geological sites in Southern and Eastern Europe to support the development of large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS).

Monitoring data effectively can be a challenge without sophisticated visualization tools. The new advanced dashboarding in aspenONE Process Explorer™ enhances your ability to extract continuous and batch data into a configurable display.

Optimizing Emissions Management and Meeting Regulatory Compliance: Microsoft and AspenTech’s Integrated Approach

A leading integrated oil and gas producer partnered with AspenTech to build a large system performance model using Aspen Fidelis™ for their hydrocarbon supply chain, drastically reducing analysis time from months to weeks. Previously reliant on slow, manual processes, the company now benefits from real-time forecasting, better bottleneck identification and improved decision-making on capital investments.

As the energy transition rapidly evolves—and industrial companies need to remain up and running 24/7 despite sustainability constraints and challenges with the traditional grid—microgrids are becoming increasingly popular.

For businesses needing dependable electricity, microgrids are quickly becoming an essential tool that offers power reliability, operational optimization and increased sustainability.

With global electricity demand growing at an unprecedented pace—and renewables and storage driving increased grid complexity—microgrids are becoming an essential part of planning for infrastructure and asset reliability. Microgrids provide a safeguard against power interruptions, minimizing revenue loss by avoiding unplanned production downtime, carbon emissions penalties and operational costs.

Teck's Trail Operations was looking at new maintenance approaches to reduce downtime, boost production and minimize risks while ensuring a stable and safe process.

Heiko Claussen, AspenTech Co-Chief Technology Officer, explains how Industrial AI saves more than it consumes.

Heavy mobile equipment (HME) failures significantly impact the mining value chain, leading to costly shutdowns, health and safety risks and losses amounting to thousands of dollars.