The four segments of the CCS value chain are interdependent, but each involves unique technological challenges, regulatory concerns, risks, and business drivers. Intense collaboration among stakeholders across the entire chain is needed to meet global net-zero goals. Photo courtesy: Emerson.
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Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Emerson Virtual Media Briefing How Advanced Automation Ensures Integrity Across the Carbon Capture & Storage
Hydrogen Value Chain
As countries around the world require cleaner, more stable energy streams amid climate change and market uncertainty, hydrogen has emerged as a leading alternative to fossil fuels, with many uses including transportation, home heating, energy storage, and as a raw material in heavy industry. Photo courtesy: Emerson.
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- Hydrogen Value Chain Virtual Media Briefing Presentation
- Hydrogen Value Chain Backgrounder
- Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) Report
- Emerson Corporate Overview
Emerson Hydrogen News
Loic Charbonneau
Brandon Bromberek
Accelerating the Hydrogen Value Chain Virtual Media Briefing
Renewable Biofuels
Advances in automation technology make it more feasible to convert previously unusable raw materials, like switchgrass and used cooking grease, into feedstocks that can be processed into high-quality combustible fuels. Photo courtesy: Emerson.
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