September 2020

Special Focus: Refining Technologies

Shape the refinery of the future through integration—Part 1

The negative impact of fossil fuels on the environment has become widely accepted, and our global society has begun to focus on alternative fuels. The pollution of the local, regional and global environment has become a primary concern.

Maiti, S. N., SNC-Lavalin Inc.

The negative impact of fossil fuels on the environment has become widely accepted, and our global society has begun to focus on alternative fuels. The pollution of the local, regional and global environment has become a primary concern. The massive growth in the number of automobiles, the increase in heating or air conditioning in offices and homes, and the growth in the number of industrial plants have focused opinion on the harmful effects of extensive use of oil products. To protect the environment, stringent specifications for fuel qualities have been implemented by various regulatory bodies; these specifications have forced refiners to increase investments in leading-edge, advanced tec

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