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Why digitalization is only scratching the surface, and how deeper integration of engineering silos can increase production
Energy Management Information Systems evolve to see the bigger picture
Poorly designed and overly simplistic energy performance indicators often drive energy savings at the expense of product yield or quality. However, a well-designed energy management information system can minimize energy cost without impacting production and, in some cases, can even enhance process performance.
View whitepaperImproving energy and sustainability with cloud-based services
A Co-Pilot in the Cloud enables collaboration between process plants and service providers to improve operations.
View whitepaperHarnessing IT/OT convergence for operational success in the power industry
In the power industry, the future is meeting the present head on as a wave of digitalization crashes over industrial control systems that are, in many cases, decades old. Operational excellence for these companies increasingly depends on how efficiently their IT interacts with their OT. In large power companies, this kind of inter-departmental alignment is difficult enough. However there are also external factors that make it even harder.
View whitepaperReliability engineers are wasting your time only telling you about reliability
The focus should be on providing information and understanding directly to the decision makers in a way that drives the business as a whole to make improvements in reliability.
View whitepaperIMO 2020 Sulphur cap - oil refiners step up to the plate
Our research shows that shippers mostly cannot afford the investments to reduce their sulphur emissions even though they want to reduce their Sulphur Shadow; most consumers are not willing to pay the price; and oil refiners are taking on the capital and operational burden of making the new fuels demanded, at minimum cost.
View whitepaperUS oil and gas downstream pivots to digitalization to sustain excellence
The timely combination of US tax reforms and changes to the global bunker fuel specifications in 2020 are poised to turn US oil and gas downstream into a cash generating machine. Our Chief Economists believe the net result will be US refiners flush with cash and looking for more investments to improve their bottom line.
View whitepaperFuture of Energy special report
Demand and supply of oil and gas are set to change, but it is likely consumption will continue to rise for some time, despite environmental pressures. Find out more, with comment from our Chief Economist Stephen George, in the latest ‘Future of Energy’ report published in The Times.
View whitepaperAggressive optimization programs are critical for the survival of marginal refiners
The global refining industry is constantly evolving and responding to new crude supplies and sources, more stringent fuel/product specifications, perpetually changing demand patterns and other global and regional trends. Increased competition from large, efficient refineries is forcing small- to mid-sized refiners to rethink their strategies to remain competitive.
View whitepaperNOC-on effect: How National Oil Companies are changing the face of the industry
A new era of game changing competition in the refining industry is upon us. National Oil Companies (NOCs) are increasingly flexing their commercial muscles in refined oil product markets. How can oil companies future-proof their current investments and quickly adjust to this new reality? Read what our Chief Economists have to say in our market insight viewpoint.
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