The November/December 2024 issue highlights emerging decarbonization efforts that integrate hydrogen, ammonia, and new technologies into increasingly intermittent grids.
The project will deploy a high-fidelity gas sensing technology that uses dielectric excitation and physics-enhanced analytics to detect hydrogen leaks at industrial locations.
Baker Hughes’ systems will reduce CO2 and recover the flare gas equivalent of up to 7 million Nm3 of methane per year and then be used as fuel within the Baku Oil Refinery.