Subsea Processes in Offshore: Low Carbon Technologies
Wednesday, 7 May
312
Technical Session
This session will discuss recent strategic and technological advances in decarbonization techniques in subsea processes. The authors will address the development and validation of novel equipment, methodologies with an impact on reliability, as well as lessons learned and historical analysis from several applications aiming to Near Zero Emissions.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
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1400-1418 35678World's First Implementation of a Subsea Desulfated Seawater Injection System: Project Status and Future Vision of the Technology Integrated into the Production System
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1420-1438 35613Canned Motor Pump Development and Validation for Subsea Caisson Boosting Applications
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1440-1458 35767An Analysis of Historical DRA Performance in Multiphase Applications and Recommendations to Improve Subsea Production
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1500-1518 35579Decarbonization Strategies for Offshore Platforms: Applying Lessons Learned from Electrification Projects in the North Sea
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1520-1538 35792A Step Change in Hydrocarbon Recovery and Decarbonization with Carbon Free Energy from Advanced Offshore Nuclear
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1540-1558 35644Evaluating Low Carbon Power Options for Offshore Assets: A Case Study
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1600-1618 35774Design For Reliability: Enabling Enhanced Condition Monitoring in All-Electric Subsea Systems
