To turn a waste oil handling site into a seaside residential and commercial gem, it was necessary to assess the near surface. This case study explains how Aspen RMS™ geologic modeling software was used to conduct a geological analysis of the area through an integrated geological modeling process.

Aspen RMS™ reservoir modeling software was used to improve a model of the Heidrun field in the Norwegian North Sea, to help create a reservoir management strategy and increase production. A precise and watertight model accommodated all available data and geological complexities.

A recent study from McKinsey highlighted that every organization has some degree of technical debt—stymieing important digitalization journeys.

See how AspenTech Concurrent Engineering streamlines a carbon capture project—from process simulation and equipment design to economic analysis, 3D layout, reliability assessment, and data-centric FEED deliverables. Seamless data sharing across disciplines improves efficiency, reduces estimation uncertainty, and ensures consistent project execution.

Climate change policies are driving the growth of geothermal energy, recognized today as a key resource for the provision of clean, reliable and sustainable energy. Though the global contribution of geothermal energy is low, it expected to accelerate as countries seek to meet climate goals and reduce CO2 emissions.

The race to a zero-carbon future is on. Global oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical companies have announced ambitious carbon mitigation, plastics re-use and water conservation targets. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture and utilization (CCU) are key technologies to help companies reach their sustainability goals.

Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) has the potential to play a key role in reducing emissions, and permanently storing the captured CO2 in the subsurface makes it an essential part of the solution.

AspenTech's unique set of solutions are structured to drive and accelerate commercialization at large scale across all stages of carbon capture, utilization and storage: capture, utilization, transportation and geological storage.

Digital technologies can help accelerate the journey to the digital mine, where the entire operations, from exploration and surveying to drilling, blasting and excavating to processing and ultimately transporting material to customers is integrated and work together to maximize both profitability and efficiency.

Aspen Virtual Advisor (AVA) for DMC3™ is the quick-thinking, time-saving virtual advisor that APC engineers and process unit operators can turn to for expert advice and real-time insight into your APC controller. AVA can help close any experience gap, free up resources and provide recommendations in seconds. AVA provides insights into Aspen DMC3’s multivariate relationships, by analyzing historical process data and assessing the impact across multiple scenarios, responding instantly with actionable guidance. Learn how AVA can help you improve controller uptime, increase operator trust.