Webinars

Explore operational challenges of green hydrogen plants and learn how KBC’s digital tools (VM-EMS, Petro-SIM) can help optimize production, certification, and system integration.

This KBC webinar explores how Petro-SIM® enables model-driven EPC delivery. Learn how digital twins reduce rework, improve schedule certainty, and accelerate FEED and detailed design across energy projects.

Discover how KBC’s new technologies help refineries in Europe & the Americas meet ESG goals, cut costs, and build clear, actionable decarbonization roadmaps.

Discover how KBC’s integrated modelling helps refineries in APAC & MENA cut emissions, justify carbon costs, and boost efficiency with a clear decarbonization roadmap.

Introducing the future of flow measurement. Learn how KBC Acuity Virtual Flow Meter acts a digital twin, combining physics-based simulation with real-time data to deliver accurate, continuous flow insights for every well.

Learn how KBC’s consulting expertise helps assess techno-economic viability, integrate existing assets, and optimize Capex and Opex for accelerated, sustainable hydrogen investments.

Discover how KBC’s Petro-SIM Crude Compatibility Tool helps refineries predict asphaltene issues, optimize blends, and improve operational efficiency.

Discover how KBC’s technologies, including Fischer-Tropsch Technology, can transform carbon into sustainable aviation fuel, optimize SAF production, and cut emissions.

Join KBC’s webinar to explore how Life Cycle Assessment, digital twins, and consulting services are shaping the future of SAF. Learn how to reduce CI scores, cut Capex/Opex, and optimize your renewable fuel operations.

Using advanced thermo-hydraulic and thermodynamic modeling software, we demonstrate how an integrated asset modeling (IAM) approach can be used to design, optimize, and manage the performance of CCS hubs.

Explore practical solutions to green hydrogen production challenges.

Understand the process design requirements when mastering green hydrogen production through water electrolysis.