Author name: Claire Undseth

The global push toward Net Zero emissions is forcing a fundamental shift in how the energy industry operates. At the center of this revolution is Hydrogen, an element the ESD Simulation Training Podcast identifies as arguably the biggest game changer in this transition1. The podcast highlights the urgency for the process engineering sector to understand […]

🎧 Podcast Link and Guest Information This blog post is inspired by a deep-dive conversation on the implementation, benefits, and challenges of this crucial technology in a recent podcast. Podcast Link: https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/6696a51513ea555fe3519605    Podcast Guest: The expert guest for this insightful episode was Ken Tacon, Rotating Equipment Consultant at Ormond Rotating Equipment Dry gas seals are

Natural gas compressor stations are critical components in the energy sector, serving as the heart of a vast pipeline network that delivers gas from production sites to consumers. The efficiency and safety of these stations depend on the expertise of the professionals who operate and maintain them. ESD Simulation Training offers an intensive, three-day program

In today’s complex industrial landscape, the control room operator (CRO) stands at the heart of operational success. Whether you’re managing a chemical plant, a power generation facility, or a food processing operation, the demands on CROs are constant: maintain efficiency, ensure safety, and troubleshoot problems swiftly. At ESD Simulation Training, we understand these challenges, and

We live in a world where information is constantly flowing, and major challenges—like the immense energy transition—demand our attention. We have the digital tools and artificial intelligence to help, but we’re often stuck in endless debates, bogged down by meetings and misinformation. We’re told to “think creatively,” but what we truly need is to re-master

The world of upstream oil and gas production is a complex and fascinating one, a world of deep-sea exploration, intricate processing systems, and an unwavering focus on safety. In a recent discussion, we delved into the core of these operations, exploring everything from well drilling to emergency systems. Here’s a look at what we uncovered.

At its core, gas dehydration is the removal of water from a gas stream. The two vital reasons for this are: Preventing Corrosion: Water in gas can lead to corrosive damage in downstream piping and equipment, compromising integrity and safety. Preventing Hydrate Formation: Hydrates are ice-like crystals that can form in the presence of water,

Process control is the backbone of safe, efficient, and profitable operations across all process industries. In environments where even slight deviations in key variables can lead to significant safety hazards or operational nightmares, a deep understanding of how to measure and manage these variables is absolutely critical for every engineer. In this post, we delve