Marking its latest milestone, ROSE technology has been successfully commissioned by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited Visakhapatnam (HPCL Visakh) refinery at its new residue upgradation facility (RUF).

KBR outlines low-capital operational and hardware strategies to incrementally reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon dioxide emissions in refining.

KBR will deliver front-end engineering for Coastal Bend LNG’s planned liquefaction and export facility on the Texas Gulf Coast, defining the technical scope for a multi-train, lower-carbon LNG development.

KBR secured a two-year EPCM contract renewal with Basra Oil Company for Iraq's Majnoon Oil Field, enhancing production, efficiency, and local content.

KBR's joint venture, SOCAR-KBR LLC, won two BP contracts in Azerbaijan: supporting the Sangachal Terminal Electrification and Shah Deniz compression projects.

Using a supercritical solvent extraction process, ROSE separates residue into four molecular groups, allowing refiners to route each stream to the most suitable downstream process.

KBR will provide engineering and procurement services for Shell’s Manatee project located in the East Coast Marine Area of Trinidad and Tobago.

The Residuum Oil Supercritical Extraction (ROSE) process is the premier, preferred, market-leading, Solvent Deasphalting technology (SDA) available today.

The principle of CCS relies on finding suitable storage sites for billions of tons of CO2 over the coming decades, and many of these will be located offshore.

The technology integrates KBR’s Catalytic Olefins technology, K-COT, with Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials’ (KIMM) CPOx technology.