Retrofitting CO₂ capture in existing steam methane reforming (SMR) hydrogen units

Does your refinery or chemical plant have a steam methane reforming (SMR) based hydrogen manufacturing unit (HMU)?

Are you striving to meet your carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions mandate?

Evermore stringent worldwide legislation means that many refiners and chemical plants have mandates to reduce their CO₂ emissions substantially. For this, carbon capture, utilisation and storage is widely regarded as one of the most effective decarbonisation solutions. An SMR-based HMU provides a major opportunity because it creates significant CO₂ emissions.

Watch our on-demand webinar featuring insights and Q&A with Laurent Thomas, Licensing Technology Manager.

In this webinar, we:

• examine the key elements of a typical HMU and explain the options for CO₂ capture

• conduct a cost-benefit comparison of installing pre- and post-combustion technologies at a typical HMU  

• provide a real-world example from the Athabasca oil sands project in Canada, where Shell is capturing more than 1 mt/y of CO₂ from SMR streams and generating valuable lessons for future projects.

Access the valuable digital event by filling out the registration form to the right.