Several pathways have gained global attention recently as solutions for decarbonization and energy transition challenges, and one attracting massive investment is carbon capture

As power demand increases beyond current power plant capacities and clean energy goals are accelerated, power generation sources of the future will start to look different

Another benefit of digital transformation technologies is their ability—especially remote sensors—to identify inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and areas for improvement, minimizing energy consumption and maximizing efficiency and carbon capture rates.

To provide insights about how digital technologies offer a beacon of hope in navigating the challenges of the energy transition, Tim Langdon, publisher of Eco Voice, had the pleasure of facilitating a Q & A with Sally Jacquemin, VP and GM, Power and Utilities, Aspen Technology, Inc.

From attracting and retaining a quality workforce to improving maintenance and reliability, establishing the three pillars of a strong data foundation can help ensure a manufacturer’s current and future success

Polymer producers often struggle with unreliable viscosity measurements and raw material variability, leading to reactive adjustments and inconsistent product quality.

View this on-demand presentation to learn how PBF Energy is pushing the boundaries of industrial optimization through the integration of cutting-edge AI technologies.

In a world of AI, first-principles remain the foundation of trust.

Discover how electric utilities are using the AspenTech OSI monarch™ Platform to improve grid visibility, enhance situational awareness and streamline control room operations.

CMPC, the world's third largest pulp producer and a 105-year-old company, launched a corporate APC program in 2023 to address lack of standardization and heavy reliance on external vendors across its Chilean and Brazilian plants.