Webcasts
Sponsor: AVEVA
The global energy transition is no longer a distant vision—it’s a present-day imperative. Yet, the path forward is anything but straightforward. As geopolitical instability, economic volatility, and infrastructure limitations challenge the pace of change, the oil and gas industry must find a way to decarbonize without compromising reliability or profitability. The transition to a low-carbon future is not a binary shift—it’s a complex, multi-decade journey that demands both realism and innovation. While renewables are scaling rapidly, fossil fuels remain essential to global energy security, industrial production, and economic stability. This webinar explores how the industry can embrace a pragmatic approach—one that leverages existing assets, integrates emerging technologies, and builds a bridge to a more sustainable future. Join us for a dynamic discussion with two industry leaders who will share actionable strategies and forward-looking insights on how to lead through this transformation with confidence.
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Sponsor: AspenTech
The process industry faces unique and complex transient operational challenges—especially during critical phases like start-up and shut-down. These conditions can introduce significant risks if not properly managed. Moreover, many engineers find it tedious and time-consuming to set up dynamic process simulation models to effectively study these scenarios.
Join this webinar to learn from AspenTech® experts how you can use Aspen HYSYS to easily convert common steady-state simulation models into dynamic simulation models to:
- Mitigate potential failures by predicting how a process will respond to upsets
- Optimize performance by evaluating control schemes under various process changes
- Save time and reduce errors with an intuitive workflow that simplifies the transition from steady-state to dynamic modeling
Discover how dynamic process simulation can help you improve plant operations. A Q&A session will follow—so come prepared with your questions!
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Sponsor: Lummus Technology
As the energy landscape evolves, both refiners and midstream operators face increasing pressure to extract greater value from every stream. Alkylate is a critical fuel blending component for meeting modern fuel performance and environmental standards. While butanes are often viewed as low-value byproducts, they hold significant potential when upgraded to alkylate. Join Lummus Technology experts as they discuss an integrated technology pathway that delivers operational enhancements and economic benefits for operators
This webcast will cover:
- CATOFIN dehydration technology to convert butanes into reactive olefins
- CDAlky alkylation to produce high quality alkylate
- Technology integration processes that maximize value
Sponsored by: AspenTech
As cyberattacks on industrial systems rise, many organizations are exposed due to aging infrastructure and fragmented system integrations that leave wide attack surfaces. A modern, secure data strategy is critical to protecting operations and enabling future growth.
Join AspenTech Industrial Data Fabric experts to learn how a modern unified data fabric can help you:
- Minimize cybersecurity risk by eliminating point-to-point vulnerabilities
- Simplify compliance with centralized, secure data management
- Accelerate decision-making with seamless data access across the enterprise
Register now to learn how you can build a resilient foundation for secure, intelligent industrial operations.
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Sponsored by: Emerson
Join Hydrocarbon Processing Magazine and Emerson’s Gas Analysis and Engineered Solutions teams for a webinar exploring midstream innovations in carbon sequestration. As global efforts intensify to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, carbon sequestration has emerged as a critical solution for capturing and storing atmospheric CO₂ to mitigate climate change. This session will spotlight Emerson’s role in enabling safe, accurate, and efficient measurement solutions throughout the sequestration process.
Emerson experts will discuss how technologies like the Rosemount™ 470XA and the upcoming QX1000 gas analyzers support precise monitoring during CO₂ capture, transport, and storage. These solutions help ensure regulatory compliance, enhance operational safety, and optimize performance in carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) projects.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how Emerson's instrumentation can be utilized for bulk CO2 and impurity monitoring throughout the CCS process, supporting long-term climate goals. Whether you're involved in project design, operations, or environmental compliance, this webinar will provide actionable insights for navigating the evolving CCS landscape.
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Sponsored by: Lummus Technology
Electrification of heating is a proven solution in other industries, enabling substantial emission reduction and improved operational flexibility. Electrification of process heating in the oil and gas industry has been slower in adoption, due to challenges such as high temperature requirements, complex heat control and cost sensitivity.
Join Lummus Technology for a webcast that will explore electric process heating options, its features and benefits, and real-world use. The discussion will highlight Lummus’ SRT-eTM electric cracking heater and how it can address these challenges by combining indirect electrical (radiative) heating from other industrial applications with existing SRT technology. The session will also discuss the growing adoption of dynamic electricity pricing, where fluctuations reflect real-time energy availability and grid demand.
This webcast will cover:
- Advances in partial electrification, including converting a hydrocarbon-fired refinery heater into a hybrid heater using both fuel and electricity
- Adding flexibility for heaters to switch from fuel-fired to electricity, to take advantage of dynamic electricity pricing
- An update on Lummus’ SRT-e electric ethylene cracking heater, including the commissioning of a commercial demonstration unit
Whether you're new to ChemE or just exploring your options for 2026, this webcast on July 15 will walk you through everything you need to know about becoming an exhibitor.
ChemE is the premier chemical engineering event in North America—an international hub for professionals driving innovation in petrochemical, chemical, and pharmaceutical production. If your company provides technical solutions, ChemE is where your audience will be.
In just 30 minutes, you’ll learn:
- What to expect at ChemE 2026 and how it aligns with your goals
- Booth packages and what’s included
- How to navigate the exhibitor application process
- Answers to your questions in real time
Join the Hydrocarbon Processing editorial team for an exclusive live demonstration of Hydrocarbon Processing AI, your new AI-powered research assistant, purpose-built for professionals in refining and petrochemicals.
In this webcast, you’ll discover how this service is transforming technical research and decision-making across the downstream value chain. Trained on decades of trusted content, Hydrocarbon Processing AI allows you to:
- Ask complex technical and operational questions in plain language
- Receive fast, accurate answers which are supported by direct citations
- Explore relevant articles instantly, with no manual digging
- Cut down hours of research into minutes
- Support critical decisions with confidence, consistency, and traceability
Whether you're in engineering, operations, planning, or technology development, this session will show you how Hydrocarbon Processing AI helps you stay ahead by putting expert-level insight at your fingertips, anytime you need it.
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- Topsoe to support green ammonia flagship project in Saudi Arabia 1/27
- Asahi Kasei, Mitsui Chemicals and Mitsubishi Chemical establish entity for ethylene plant decarbonization 1/27
- Neste supports catalysis research at three universities in Finland 1/27
- Haffner Energy launches the C-iC modular units line to unlock financing for mid-sized biofuel projects 1/27
- Repsol to install second 100-MW electrolyzer at its Petronor refinery 1/27
- Toshiba and Airbus drive the future of hydrogen-powered flight with superconducting motors 1/27

