... climate change sustainable development electricity hydrogen norway government subsea system infrastructure commercially viable renewable expertise society pipeline petroleum engineer integrating north sea sector carbon emission low carbon hydrogen transportation Introduction...

... electricity generation, storage and transmission infrastructure, which are not quantified here. These investments can be very large indeed. DNV recently carried out a study for Eurogas, looking at Europe as a whole, and found that in an electrification scenario, electricity transmission and distribution...

... infrastructure, and investigates both existing and future opportunities. The concept of turning the reservoir heat from existing hydrocarbon fields into power is attracting much attention within both the oil and gas, and geothermal industries. Against a backdrop of the need to reduce production emissions...

... totalenergies infrastructure governance operating model tepuk governance transition operating model spe-215544-ms collaboration accessibility adoption efficiency stakeholder Objectives/Scope The energy sector is going through a significant transformation as the world continues to evolve...

... production and demand centers is therefore needed. The growing hydrogen economy represents a major opportunity for energy producers - many of whom have existing skills and infrastructure which can be repurposed for this sector. upstream oil & gas united kingdom government europe government...

... of the existing infrastructure. An example insight gained from the study was that the disposal (or utilization) of the waste stream from gas separation could pose a real challenge particularly in an offshore environment, given its intermittent character, the highly variable and partly unpredictable composition...

... biocatalysis approach electrode oxygen pathway biocatalysis consumption sustainable green hydrogen production infrastructure electron membrane commercialisation Introduction The energy sector is a >$4 Trillion economy, larger than the GDP of half of the countries. The rapid growth...

... artificial intelligence sustainability sustainable development united kingdom government europe government climate change west shetland infrastructure consideration farm turbine installation reduction storage electrification platform grid north sea electricity wind energy emission...

... united kingdom government information management data mining dt visualizer europe government project management dnv-rp-a204 consistency evidence application trustworthy digital twin trustworthiness indicator assurance maturity representation infrastructure Introduction...

... of the hydrogen economy by repurposing existing infrastructure. However, hydrogen differences from natural gas or the availability of existing infrastructure is a complex changeover to be readily available by the 2030s. Part-funded by the Scottish Government via the Energy Transition Fund, with matched funding...

... Personnel has long been recognised as a significant safety risk and cost element in offshore operations, and there is a growing focus on limiting POB ( Saadipour 2018 ). Offshore facilities require extensive infrastructure to support the personnel, including accommodations, catering, medical facilities...

..., transport, heat and power. Offshore wind can be a core component of our future energy infrastructure, and the scale of its potential role in hydrogen production has recently drawn wider attention from policy makers, developers and potential users across a range of sectors. Hydrogen as a route to market...

... into three development and implementation waves. project management strategic planning and management upstream oil & gas artificial intelligence repsol information management implementation infrastructure responsibility stakeholder best-in-class application operation application...

... hydrogen equates to 2,320 MMSCFD of methane. Blue hydrogen comes in at $1.50 - $2.40 per kg of hydrogen (increased as compared to grey hydrogen production due to the added CCS infrastructure) and captures 90-95% of the CO2 emissions. Abstract The paper proposes that the UK should be the global centre...

... Internet connectivity has become ubiquitous, often with high bandwidth available in industrialized areas. With the advent of 5G wireless connectivity, it is possible to achieve fast data throughput without significant infrastructure costs. The speed of fiber optic connectivity has even reached...

... compression and the utilisation of redundant pipelines and infrastructure to transport and permanently store CO 2 in aquifers and depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs located in the Outer Moary Firth. Hydrogen as a product will initially be blended into the National Transmission System (NTS) at 2% by volume...

... in the price of oil. We believe that the oil and gas industry could morph into an E&P and carbon dioxide disposal industry and take advantage of existing infrastructure, technology and knowledge. The OGI is frequently characterized as the villain of the climate change debate, but society demands cheap...

... for this activity exceed £58bn with approximately 50% borne by the operators and 50% borne by UK taxpayers. The Hydrogen Offshore Production (HOP) project identifies an alternative to decommissioning by providing re-use options for offshore infrastructure while addressing the national challenge of a low carbon...

... infrastructure of the national standards for flow and density measurement operated by the National Engineering Laboratory. A CBC schedule can address these challenges by allowing facilities to adopt a dynamic operating patterns. Such a system is based on autonomous data analysis of both primary and secondary...

... these reserves, access to existing infrastructure through subsea tiebacks for new and incremental projects or as new standalone development projects remain key to the future of UKCS and slowing the recent production decline. Currently, about 60 percent of all new fields in the UKCS are subsea tiebacks...