In line with the 2015 theme of ‘Innovation and Sustainability in a New Energy World’, Honeywell will showcase technology designed to improve capital efficiency, lower risk and reduce operating costs. Also on show will be its industrial safety and security product line.
“This year at ADIPEC we are showcasing products and services that are designed to improve safety, reliability, productivity and efficiency. We’re always focused on helping our oil and gas customers reduce costs,” said Feroz Qureshi, regional marketing manager at Honeywell.
One of Honeywell’s technology that would make an asset at the control room is Experion PKS Orion. With its help, every aspect of the operation can be integrated to improve operator situational awareness, eliminating unwanted downtime and improving performance over the lifetime of the assets, according to the company.
“Parallel engineering along with three enabling technologies—Cloud Engineering, Universal Channel Technology, and Virtualization—are key elements of Honeywell’s lean automation engineering methodology, LEAP. We are excited to demonstrate these leading technologies at the event,” Qureshi said.
Honeywell claims it has revolutionised the sector and achieved 30% capital savings by taking automation off the critical project path.
“As industries across the region face changing market conditions, there is a greater need for our technologies and services to help industries optimise operations and conduct business more efficiently in order to drive productivity,” Qureshi said.
“Over the next 25 years, we see the demand for energy rising by 56%. Oil and gas will supply 80% of the world’s energy and producers will continue to look for effective capital investment efficiency and lower risk. With rising global energy demand, the oil and gas industry will encounter many challenges and opportunities which will require expertise and technology that delivers optimum performance,” he added.