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Reduce Energy Usage & CO2 emissions |
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Honeywell can help you realize a 12 to 25% reduction in energy usage per year – amounting to as much as $20 million in energy savings. At the same time our unique, technology-driven approach can help you to maintain or potentially increase yields for improved margins and profitability.
Honeywell Energy Management Solutions
relies on almost 100 years of refining process technology experience from its UOP subsidiary along with world-class automation and control technology from Honeywell Process Solutions.
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Honeywell Energy Management Solutions can help you to:
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 | Reduce energy usage & CO2 emissions |
| Improve throughput, yield and margins |
| Optimize control and process conditions |
| Collect and analyze operating data |
| Identify and prioritize projects for maximum benefit |
| Incorporate tools for sustaining the benefits |
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Areas of Focus
The Honeywell solution focuses on multiple opportunities throughout the refinery to maximize your benefits.
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Optimize Operation & Control
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| Improved monitoring and control will help you measure and identify your prime targets for optimization without sacrificing throughput or yield. |
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Better Heat Recovery
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| Increased heat recovery is essential within and across all process units. Our practical methodology considers value and cost while keeping sight of throughput and product quality. |
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Advanced Process Technology
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| UOP expertise in advanced process technology like advanced heat exchangers, fractionator internals, power recovery turbines and advanced catalysts provide a significant opportunity for savings. |
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Utilities Optimization
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| Balancing changing energy demands from the process with adequate supply from the utilities plant is key. HPS software solutions help to manage the supply and demand equation while optimizing turbine and boiler performance. |
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H2 and Fuel Gas Management
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| Saving and recovering H2 and valuable components in the fuel gas system reduces CO2 significantly and enhances catalyst utilization and product yields. |
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