Did you know that the ICT industry already emits more CO2 than air traffic? However, according to a study by McKinsey, the ICT industry also has the potential to reduce all emissions worldwide by around 15 percent. Interesting facts regarding the influence of Green ICT solutions on the environment.

ConocoPhillips Canada believes in being a sustainable operator. By working with Spartan's technical specialists to replace older vintage high bleed instruments with low bleed equipment. This change in technology will mean a reduction of green house gas emissions.

ConocoPhillips Canada believes in being a sustainable operator. By utilizing Spartan's Engine Fuel Management Technology (RemVue) on their vintage reciprocating engines, ConocoPhillips was able to modernize engines to operate more efficiently. This technology will improve fuel efficiency by 15% and GHG emissions reductions of 700 tonnes per compressor…

ConocoPhillips Canada believes in being a sustainable operator. By implementing Spartan's SlipStream technology, which utilizes vented hydrocarbons that would otherwise be lost to the atmosphere, as a supplementary fuel source for natural gas engines, ConocoPhillips is expecting a GHG reduction of 2500 tonnes per year - the eqivalent of taking…

Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) is not homogenous and has an average droplet size of 70 micron and larger. It contains numerous much larger clusters of asphaltenes and complex long-chain hydro-carbons. It is a refinery waste stream product with a high BTU content used as fuel oil. Centrifuges and automated filters are used to clean the fuel. A percentage of the…

There is a growing need for innovative solutions to reduce Volatile Organic Compound and odour emissions. Odour emissions are not directly harmful to the environment but they are annoying for surrounding areas. Government environmental authorities are increasing their focus on stringent legislation on odour control. The Ecoscrub is specially designed…

Air emissions that occur during the loading, discharging and storage of petrochemical liquids are called 'Volatile Organic Compounds' (VOC). Some of the VOC emissions from petrochemical are classified as toxic, carcinogenic or teratogenic. These emissions represent a significant contribution to air pollution especially in and around urban…

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