How To Detect And Prevent Costly Steam Trap Leaks And Blockages

Steam Traps, common yet essential components in the process industry, are too often prone to failure, leading to wasted energy and increased costs. To prevent these issues, steam traps must be monitored regularly to detect and address malfunctions. Traditional steam trap monitoring methods involve manual inspection and testing, which can be time-consuming, labour-intensive, and, unfortunately, prone to human error. This use case, built on TWTG’s industrial experiences with Steam Trap Monitoring, considers the challenges of traditional monitoring methods, and analyses how recent technological advancements have opened up the possibility of achieving a complete digital monitoring overview. To demonstrate these technological […]

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Exolum strengthens its commitment to the environment

Exolum continues to strengthen its actions in sustainability, decarbonisation and care for the environment, based on the roadmap marked by its recently published ESG Master Plan. The plan brings Exolum’s […]

Stolthaven Terminals Dagenham achieves ISCC

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Stolthaven Terminals has announced that its terminal in Dagenham, UK has achieved the ISCC – International Sustainability and Carbon Certification, an internationally recognised standard in the biofuels and energy industry that […]

Wolftank Group launches coating technology in Brazil

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Wolftank Group has announced that the company is rolling out its industrial coating solutions in Brazil following the first successfully implemented tank coating projects for a leading South-American energy company. […]

INOXPA launches Dinamix SMX side-entry agitator

INOXPA has announced the launch of the Dinamix SMX side-entry agitator range. It offers an adaptable system using standard components to produce many different configurations, avoiding the need to manufacture […]

SEFE signs 4 year contract with Oman LNG

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Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) and Oman LNG have signed a binding term-sheet agreement. Under the agreement, SEFE will receive 0.4 MTPA from Oman LNG. The agreement is based on […]

NSW Ports announces Smartflow digital solution is live

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NSW Ports, Australia, has announced its selected comprehensive solutions provider, Platform8 and partners Smartflow digital solution for ship-to-shore ISGOTT processes – are now live. This solution is streamlining NSW Ports operations, boosting […]

Vopak Eurotank Antwerp increases draft

Vopak Eurotank Antwerp has announced that it has increased its draft to a full 14 m. The Vopak Terminal Eurotank, Antwerp, has 116 tanks and a capacity of 263, 400 […]

Wood to design future grid with National Gas

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Consulting and engineering company, Wood is working with independent gas supplier, National Gas to ensure Britain’s gas transmission system is secure and sustainable. National Gas currently operates the entire gas […]

Cummins and Chevron announce strategic collaboration

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Cummins and Chevron USA, a subsidiary of Chevron, has announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to leverage complementary positioning in hydrogen, natural gas, and other lower carbon fuel value chains. […]

Uniper launches research for hydrogen project

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Uniper’s HyStorage research project aims to investigate the influence of hydrogen on porous rock formations in order to determine the feasibility and integrity of pore storage facilities for the storage […]

Norwegian government approve Snøhvit partners’ plans

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The Norwegian government has approved the Snøhvit partners’ plans for the future operation of Snøhvit and Hammerfest LNG, Norway, subject to certain conditions. The approval entails onshore compression from 2028, […]

Q3 Heavy Lift Successfully Transports 190-tonne Silos in Botlek Harbour Area

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Regular readers will know that, as of February 2023, the Aluchemie plant in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has been closed – so it needs to be dismantled. The silos on location had been operational until the end of 2022, and now needed to be transported to their new home. It was just the job for the teams of Van der Goes Groep, Kraanbedrijf Nederhoff, Q3 Heavy Lift, Autokrane Schares GmbH and Bonn & Mees. The oil and gas industry is well-known territory for Q3 Heavy Lift. The company has been involved in on-site logistics for many projects, from building new facilities […]

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Stolthaven Singapore wins Dow SEA S4TAR award

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Stolthaven Terminals’ Singapore facility has won the Dow SEA S4TAR award for terminals for the third year in a row. Dow Chemicals established the S4TAR SEA (South East Asia) programme […]