Water is critical for nuclear power production
The nuclear power of the 2020s is not your grandparents’ kind of nuclear power. However, it typically still requires water supply, water treatment, and wastewater management.
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The essential role of water for renewable natural gas
Renewable natural gas (RNG) is well-positioned to become a key fuel source in our future energy mix. But it won’t be possible without water management and the use of wastewater treatment processes.
The importance of water for renewable diesel production
Getting water management right is critical for renewable diesel projects, perhaps even more so than it’s been for petroleum diesel projects.
A circular world - the future of plastic waste recovery
Ian Mitchell, Principal Petrochemicals Consultant, examines how to achieve a sustainable plastic recovery ecosystem.
Capturing the costs - increasing carbon capture uptake by reducing capex and opex
With a small window for industry to reach carbon capture targets, we explored configurations with Worley’s Comprimo and Alfa Laval that can help the industry reduce capital and operating costs.
Low carbon - Fueling the decarbonization of shipping
Ammonia. Liquid hydrogen. Biodiesel. Methanol. Just a few of the options to decarbonize shipping. But any of them could be the future marine fuel of choice. What will it be?
The future of ports and related infrastructure
Maritime shipping is critical to world trade while decarbonization is critical to protecting our planet.
Pumped storage hydropower is critical for the energy transition
Energy storage made simple. Using water, gravity, and strategically placed turbines.
The importance of water to the hydrogen industry
No water, no hydrogen. It's that simple. Or is it?
Constrained by scale: addressing water management challenges during mine closure
When it comes to mine closure, water management is one of the most important challenges we face.