Chemingineering – Certifying Hydrogen’s
Greenness
– K. Sahasranaman, Independent Consultant – Process engineering, Energy, Utilities and Safety
Green hydrogen, essential for decarbonizing industries, requires strict regulation to ensure it is produced using renewable energy. A certifying agency, preferably global, is needed to standardize and oversee green hydrogen production and cross-border trade.
Alternative Fuels in Energy Transition Landscape
– Lakshmana Rao Vadlamani, Nanda Kishore Desapande, TATA Consulting Engineers Limited
The article explores the potential of green hydrogen and ammonia as alternative fuels for gas turbines and pulverized coal-fired boilers, highlighting their benefits for energy storage and emissions reduction in the transition to a sustainable energy future.
Energy Transitions: From Fossil Fuels to Alternate Energy sources that are Greener and Cleaner, Renewables etc
– S. Sunil Kumar, Henkel India
The author discusses India’s transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, emphasizing the chemical sector’s role, government initiatives, and innovations necessary for achieving sustainability goals, ultimately aiming for net-zero emissions by 2070 and increased reliance on renewable sources.
Hydrogen Hubs – Materializing Indian Aspirations
– MP Sukumaran Nair, Director, Centre for Green Technology & Management
The article discusses India’s potential as a global green hydrogen hub, focusing on hydrogen’s role as a sustainable energy source. It covers production methods, infrastructure needs, global initiatives, India’s policy framework, and the importance of building hydrogen ecosystems for decarbonization.
Use of Sea Water in Cooling Tower Operation in Refinery Applications
– Sourav Kumar Chatterjee, Freelance Writer
The operation of seawater cooling towers in refineries relies on effective heat exchange and reliable practices. Maintaining optimal water quality and chemical treatments is crucial for preventing algae blooms and ensuring system efficiency and longevity.
Pipeline Impedance Heating Systems
– S. Raghava Chari, Freelance Writer
Impedance pipe heating systems use the pipe itself as a heating element by applying low-voltage AC, generating heat through electrical resistance. This efficient method ensures uniform heating, reduces maintenance, and eliminates the need for external equipment
