A case for renewable hydrogen (TIA)

Processing renewable feedstocks is more complex than processing non-renewables.

Hydrogen consumption is higher than we would like in our raw diesel hydrotreater. Can we lower it without loss of throughput?

Responses to a question in the Q1 2021 issues Q&A feature

2030 isn’t long off – the future of advanced biofuels (ERTC)

The use of biofuels is increasing industry-wide due to legislation incentives aimed at producing low greenhouse gas-emitting transport fuels. Feedstock ...

Boosting mild hydrocracking performance

Optimising its mild hydrocracking operations using new catalyst developments enabled a refinery to meet more complex targets for fuel quality.

Renewables: four options for greater market share and profitability (ERTC)

The refineries industry is facing profound changes. In the EU, RED (Renewable Energy Directive) requires member countries to meet at least 10% of their ...

Avoiding unplanned reactor shutdowns

In hydroprocessing operations, prevention is better than just dealing with the effects of corrosion and fouling problems.

A new generation of catalyst is born: TK-6001 HySwell (ERTC)

There have been tremendous improvements in catalyst technology over the past 20-30 years to comply with ultra-low sulphur fuel legislation and to maximise ...