Energy and the future

Conducting technological research to design upstream processes of the future

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Energy and the future

Fossil energy still accounts for 80% of our energy mix, so we must continue guaranteeing this supply to serve our customers. However, Nakasawa is committed to the sustainable evolution of the global energy industry and to reducing the environmental impact of upstream processes.

To achieve these goals, Nakasawa takes a dual-pronged approach.

1. COMMITMENT TO DIGITALIZATION

Prediction

Anticipating injection parameters helps execute processes in a timely fashion to optimize operations.

Information

Real-time data collection and storage facilitates data-based decision making.

Automation

Automated metering valves and/or flow controls help mitigate emissions and optimize fuel usage.

Control

Commands can be executed remotely and in real-time, with immediate responses, through highly accessible mobile applications.

2. LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE

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TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY MIX

Using hybrid energy systems, which employ both conventional and alternative methods and technologies, to help advance the energy transition.

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WASTE AND PROCESS SURPLUSES

Engineering solutions that optimize resources and use waste expelled in production processes, such as C, N2, and H2.

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ENERGY SELF-SUFFICIENCY

Creating energy self-sufficient systems in Nakasawa’s technologies and processes to reduce the environmental impact of oil & gas sector activities.

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SUSTAINABLE CONSUMERS

Offering energy production that meets the supply guarantee for consumers while ensuring a lower environmental impact, such as 12% less fuel consumption.