We are back for a bonus episode to continue investigating Offshore Wind’s role in the energy transition. What could wind farms of the future look like? How can technology help ensure maximum efficiency in the process? And how much power is offshore wind capable of generating?  

Join host, Fran Scott, and Head of Supply Chain Development at Copenhagen Offshore Partners, Victoria Sinclair, to debunk some of the lies about Offshore Wind and discuss the truths about how to quickly and sustainably this critical energy source can be scaled.   

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We are back for a bonus episode to continue investigating Offshore Wind’s role in the energy transition. What could wind farms of the future look like? How can technology help ensure maximum efficiency in the process? And how much power is offshore wind capable of generating?  
Join host, Fran Scott, and Head of Supply Chain Development at Copenhagen Offshore Partners, Victoria Sinclair, to debunk some of the lies about Offshore Wind and discuss the truths about how to quickly and sustainably this critical energy source can be scaled.   
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From the phones in our hands, to the water in our taps Process Automation technologies are behind the scenes, orchestrating industrial processes, machinery, and systems to operate seamlessly and efficiently to enable our everyday.

Join presenter and engineer Fran Scott as she explores the often unseen magic of process automation that enables our daily lives.

Throughout this series we’re going to discover how these invisible forces make a world of difference, affecting some of the world’s biggest industries such as mining for vital materials that provide the building blocks for modern life to shipping products around the world. Even the industries bringing essentials like water and gas into our homes. And ultimately we’ll see how these technologies not only make it possible, but in fact make these industries more efficient, safe, and sustainable than ever before.  

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From the phones in our hands, to the water in our taps Process Automation technologies are behind the scenes, orchestrating industrial processes, machinery, and systems to operate seamlessly and efficiently to enable our everyday.
Join presenter and engineer Fran Scott as she explores the often unseen magic of process automation that enables our daily lives.
Throughout this series we’re going to discover how these invisible forces make a world of difference, affecting some of the world’s biggest industries such as mining for vital materials that provide the building blocks for modern life to shipping products around the world. Even the industries bringing essentials like water and gas into our homes. And ultimately we’ll see how these technologies not only make it possible, but in fact make these industries more efficient, safe, and sustainable than ever before.  
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Truths and Lies about... Offshore Wind

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has an important role to play in the energy transition – especially in helping decarbonise traditional energy and industrial infrastructure. 

CCS involves capturing carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes and then transporting these, either by ship or pipeline, to be stored underground. But how can this technology help address industrial emissions at scale? And can innovations such as digital twins help advance the CCS technology?  

To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by: 
- Dr Colin Hale, Senior Teaching Fellow in Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London  
- Nigel Greatorex, Global Industry Business Manager of CCS at ABB Energy Industries 
- Anjani Kumar, Vice President of CoFlow and Professional Services at CMG 

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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has an important role to play in the energy transition – especially in helping decarbonise traditional energy and industrial infrastructure. 
CCS involves capturing carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes and then transporting these, either by ship or pipeline, to be stored underground. But how can this technology help address industrial emissions at scale? And can innovations such as digital twins help advance the CCS technology?  
To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by:  - Dr Colin Hale, Senior Teaching Fellow in Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London   - Nigel Greatorex, Global Industry Business Manager of CCS at ABB Energy Industries  - Anjani Kumar, Vice President of CoFlow and Professional Services at CMG 
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Capture, Utilise, Store: Harnessing Carbon Emissions with CCS

How can remote operations reduce the need to be in hazardous environments and help improve workforce diversity? Do remote operations also contribute to reducing negative environmental impacts? And does this mean that in the future, human involvement on-site will decrease? 

Join podcast host Fran Scott, and Sanjit Shewale, Global Head of Digital at ABB Process Industries, to debunk some of the lies and discuss the truths about remote industrial operations. 

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How can remote operations reduce the need to be in hazardous environments and help improve workforce diversity? Do remote operations also contribute to reducing negative environmental impacts? And does this mean that in the future, human involvement on-site will decrease? 
Join podcast host Fran Scott, and Sanjit Shewale, Global Head of Digital at ABB Process Industries, to debunk some of the lies and discuss the truths about remote industrial operations. 
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Truths and Lies about... Remote Industrial Operations

Many industrial facilities like mines, wind farms or marine vessels are often located in remote areas. Operating far from other infrastructure has its challenges, such as dealing with harsh weather conditions and ensuring that a qualified workforce is available at the right spot and time. 

Remote, however, doesn’t always mean far away: crane operators at container terminals can work from a control room rather than high up in a crane, and in mines, blasting can be managed from a safe distance.  

How can automation and digital technologies help address challenges in industrial sites that are hard to reach? And how can technology enhance safety and even open up opportunities for a more diverse workforce?  

To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by:
Mårten Sjöström, Professor of Signal Processing at Mid Sweden University 
Sanjit Shewale, Global Head of Digital at ABB Process Industries 
Johannes Sikström, Section Manager Process Control and Analysis at Boliden 

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Many industrial facilities like mines, wind farms or marine vessels are often located in remote areas. Operating far from other infrastructure has its challenges, such as dealing with harsh weather conditions and ensuring that a qualified workforce is available at the right spot and time. 
Remote, however, doesn’t always mean far away: crane operators at container terminals can work from a control room rather than high up in a crane, and in mines, blasting can be managed from a safe distance.  
How can automation and digital technologies help address challenges in industrial sites that are hard to reach? And how can technology enhance safety and even open up opportunities for a more diverse workforce?  
To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by:
<ul>
<li>Mårten Sjöström, Professor of Signal Processing at Mid Sweden University </li>
<li>Sanjit Shewale, Global Head of Digital at ABB Process Industries </li>
<li>Johannes Sikström, Section Manager Process Control and Analysis at Boliden </li>
</ul>
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Truths and Lies about... Offshore Wind

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