Mandated to aggressively reduce emissions, today’s refining and chemical companies must also find new ways to improve energy efficiency and—in turn—margins. The sooner owner/operators uncover opportunities for improvement, the faster they can advance operational excellence goals.

Process industries, especially refineries, must continually adapt to operational changes driven by variations in feedstock, product demands, and other factors. Moreover, many critical KPIs cannot be directly measured in real-time within an operating plant.

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.

As critical net-zero targets remain top of mind for today's chemical and energy companies, technologies like solvent-based carbon capture can be deployed to reduce carbon emissions and advance sustainability goals.

Watch Dr. Nina Schwalb, Vice President of AspenTech Industrial Data Fabric, in her first-ever AspenTech webinar as she discusses industrial data management and AspenTech Inmation.

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how you can integrate industrial data from diverse sources, including Microsoft Azure cloud, featuring experts from ARC, Microsoft and AspenTech®.

The chemical supply chain landscape has undergone unprecedented challenges in recent years, marked by new levels of complexity, disruptions, and pressure to meet customer demands. The specialty chemicals industry faces the unique challenge of producing lower volumes of high-value products with specific requirements especially in the area of supply chain management.

As critical net-zero targets remain top of mind for today’s chemical and energy companies, technologies like solvent-based carbon capture can be deployed to reduce carbon emissions and advance sustainability goals.

As asset-intensive companies grapple with the increased complexity of maintaining reliable, high performing equipment, the challenge grows exponentially when critical asset data—maintenance records, sensor data, historical information, etc.—is siloed across various systems, departments and formats.

In today's complex and ever-changing technological landscape, integration between Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) is not just a buzzword; it's a necessity.