... system to draw down on the reservoir. Optimizes host facility footprint, SURF infrastructure, and associated capital expenditures: In a greenfield application, certain optimizations can be performed for the host facility, including decreasing the compression capacity and topside weight, decreasing...

.... sustainability geology geologist emission mineral climate change carbon capture blue hydrogen social responsibility co 2 ccus international energy agency electrolyte sustainable development electricity green hydrogen ghg emission subsurface storage hydrogen electrolyzer infrastructure...

... the internet, realizing seamless communication between people, processes, and machines. IoT "smart" devices have the ability to generate vast amounts of data that can be rapidly and efficiently transmitted through Cloud-based infrastructures, whilst Machine Learning algorithms can extract valuable information...

... into seven modules, ranging from power generation, transmission, hydrogen generation, storage, and offshore infrastructure repurposing to digital twin modeling. Each module is advised by key experts drawn from the industry, national labs, and academia. They form the ROICE-TE Collaborative or SPC. In addition...

... Abstract The aging pipeline infrastructure in the United States raises concerns about potential greenhouse gas leaks, corrosion damage, and catastrophic failures. Many pipelines are 30 to 60 plus years in service with an average age of over 40 years. The three main causes of pipeline gas...

... the key issues with onshore storage and marine transportation of hydrogen. liquified natural gas (lng) pvt measurement sustainability climate change hydrogen transportation orthohydrogen transportation boil-off ga conversion sustainable development parahydrogen infrastructure hydrogen...

... artificial intelligence stakeholder digital twin server architecture assurance dnv-rp-a204 ddv qualification requirement verification infrastructure dnv-rp-0497 acceptance criteria Introduction The assurance of digital twins ( DNV-RP-A204, 2023 ) is based on technology qualification...

... that will create new value from their existing offshore infrastructure. Geothermal as a Value-Add to the Blue Economy Offshore geothermal can offer significant value to the blue economy through energy storage and as a baseload power for repurposed platforms. As stated previously, there are an average of 2.2...

... Abstract Offshore resources are a major part of the world's required energy mix and are currently crucial as a source for many materials and goods used in our daily life. The production and processing of these resources mostly relies on heavy-duty machinery and infrastructure that has been...

... for preserving offshore wind farm integrity ( Ferradosa & Schoesitter, 2014 ; Sarmiento et al., 2021 ). Cement-improved soil now shows promise for protecting monopile infrastructure against scour ( OuYang et al., 2022 ). Rock armor implementation similarly protects foundations by placing durable, current...

... Abstract As the global energy community moves towards the adoption of hydrogen and Natural Gas blends as a potential alternative to existing carbon-rich fuel, it is vital to develop the necessary infrastructure to accommodate hydrogen as a fuel and energy carrier of the future. Newer...

... infrastructure such as the DC/FO. Regulators may require reservoir monitoring solution, to control potential caprock leakage or for injected CO 2 plume expansion to unplanned areas. These monitoring solutions shall be capable of detecting leakage events, shall be cost effective and shall be in-service and thus...

... reduced energy consumption by 270 GWh and emissions by 131 kt CO 2 e over 10 years. Wireline deep transient testing eliminated a drill-stem test and associated flaring in offshore West Africa resulting in avoided emissions of 5500 t CO 2 e by minimizing the need for surface infrastructure. Multilateral...

... the value chain, are key to the success of hydrogen. Abstract Energy transition requires the buildup of new infrastructure to produce, store, transport, transform (to e-fuels, eNH3 etc.) and utilize hydrogen through its entire value chain. The cost challenges for building new infrastructure...

... slopes due to the presence of previous landslides and may not highlight areas with lesser slopes that are equally or more susceptible to landslides. Infrastructure integrity predictions using big data and multiple machine learning models AIIM applies big data, big data computing, and advanced...

... facilities poses challenges that require efficient and effective operations to be developed. Several challenges associated with the current Campos Basin infrastructure must be addressed, including the oil and gas drainage network, gas pipeline network, and digital communications network. These challenges...

... its privileged viewpoint, the main outcomes and lessons learnt from such deepwater pilot operations. subsea system operation inspecting subsea live asset inspection riser procedure infrastructure remotely operated vehicle offshore technology conference functionality artificial...

... coatings can dissuade the onset of corrosion and significantly extend the life of internal and external pipeline infrastructure [ 3 ]. The nanocomposite material discussed in this paper was deployed onto galvanized steel security fencing at the Daniel K. Inouye Internal Airport "reef runway" in Honolulu...

... communities. Measuring how equative and sustainable the industry is in terms of impact on communities. Building a flexible and scalable supply chain united states sustainability climate change infrastructure supplier source west coast social responsibility deployment california air...

... offshore wind turbine (FOWT) support structures by utilizing local resources and existing infrastructure. This approach allows for modular and horizontal fabrication and assembly of a hull system that utilizes exterior steel "face" plates that act as permanent formwork and reinforcing steel to an inner...