March 2023
Carbon Capture/CO2 Mitigation
Control valves for carbon sequestration applications
Greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction projects have become a focus for many nations around the world—carbon capture technologies are a way to reduce the release of carbon into the atmosphere and help contribute to meeting emissions targets.
The Authors
Joe Demonte is the Director of Hydrocarbon Industries for Emerson, focused on Fisher control valves. He has been with Emerson for more than 10 yr and is a subject matter expert in compressor anti-surge applications. DeMonte earned Bch and MS degrees in biomedical engineering from the University of Iowa.
Suzanna Grills is a Sustainable Sales Engineer within Global Industry Sales at Emerson. She earned a chemical engineering degree with an emphasis in environmental from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
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