Deshmukh, A.
Adya Deshmukh is a Senior Process Engineer at Fluor. She has more than 20 yr of experience, specializing in CO2 processing, including Econamine FG PlusSM, direct air capture and CO2 compression/conditioning process design. She graduated from the University of Surrey in chemical engineering and is a registered chartered engineer.
Beyond sequestration: Changing CO2 from a problem to a solution—Part 2: CO2 as an energy storage medium
Environment & Safety
/ Gas Processing/LNG
/ Process Optimization
/ Project Management
/ Refining
/ Carbon Management
/ Construction
/ Economics
/ Engineering & Design
/ Environment
As the world continues along its energy transition trajectory, demand for blue hydrogen and reduced carbon emissions will make high-purity carbon dioxide streams available in many process plants.
Beyond sequestration: Changing CO2 from a problem to a solution—Part 1: CO2 as a refrigerant
Environment & Safety
/ Process Optimization
/ Project Management
/ Refining
/ Carbon Management
/ Compressors
/ Engineering & Design
/ Environment
/ Equipment
/ Greenhouse Gases
/ Heat Transfer
As the world continues along its energy transition trajectory, demand for blue hydrogen and reduced carbon emissions will make high-purity carbon dioxide streams available in many process plants.
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Long Son Petrochemicals Complex
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Long Son, Vietnam
Operator:
Siam Cement Group
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$5.4 B
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1.65 MMtpy
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2023
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