BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 1. The energy industry
currently possesses more than 40 ready-to-deploy technologies for
reducing emissions, which can be applied immediately without
waiting for new developments over the next three to five years,
Soumaya Tebbi, Head of Emission Reduction Strategic Initiatives
under Climate Technology Solutions at Baker Hughes, said, Trend reports.
She made the remark during a panel session at the 31st
International Caspian Oil & Gas Exhibition held in Baku.
She emphasized that Baker Hughes is an energy technology company
that develops and services solutions for the energy and industrial
sectors, with a mission to simultaneously provide affordable,
reliable, and sustainable energy.
Tebbi paid special attention to the Climate Technology Solutions
portfolio, which encompasses hydrogen technologies, clean energy,
and emission reduction solutions. She noted that systematic work in
this direction began in 2022 when an internal analysis of existing
technologies was conducted within the company. This analysis
revealed that Baker Hughes already possesses over 40 industrial and
proven technologies ready for operational deployment.
"We are talking about solutions such as dry gas seals, valve
systems, zero-emission compressors, pumping equipment, and
specialized chemical technologies," she said.
The company representative specifically highlighted that the key
challenge for the industry does not lie in waiting for new
technological breakthroughs, but rather in accelerating the
deployment of existing solutions.
"I would not wait for the next three to five years. Under
current conditions, we need to start delivering more energy to the
world right now using available technologies," she stated.
In conclusion, she noted that the priority for Baker Hughes
remains the practical application of existing technologies that
allow for a simultaneous increase in energy supply and a reduction
in environmental impact.
