Antonio Alvarado Ramos

INERCO completed the installation of its proprietary software for the continuous monitoring of emissions in a Combined Cycle Gas Plant in the Atacama Region, which brings to 33 facilities of this type (of the main operators in the country) that have already with INERCO technology for this important data analysis.

INERCO is carrying out a comprehensive project for the diagnosis and improvement of the hydrocarbon monitoring systems associated with the existing water treatment plants at the industrial facilities of the Compañía de Petróleos de Chile (COPEC) in the country. INERCO‘s team of experts has carried out a complete audit of

Following the success of its firstwebinaron the optimisation of sulphur recovery units in large-scale industry, INERCO held a new online seminar on this subject on 17 November, this time focusing on making the most of plant performance tests of this type. Throughout the webinar – which was attended by a

INERCO has held a webinar focused on the optimisation of a sulphur recovery unit, a technical session organised in relation to this process, which is key for industrial facilities such as oil refineries and gas treatment plants. Antonio Alvarado, manager of INERCO Inspección y Control, highlighted the importance and benefits

The Green C Ports project has been awarded the World Port Sustainability Award 2020 by the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH), in the category of ‘Resilient Infrastructure’. This initiative, co-financed by the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility program, has been developed by a consortium made up of the Venice Port Authority, DBH, the Piraeus Port

VIRA GAS -a technological company participated by ENAGÁS and INERCO – have been working on the measurement of emissions, review of absence of fugitive emissions of organic compounds, data treatment and generation of reports for the shipping company Suardiaz, within the project of delivery of the generator equipment for electrical

INERCO’s continuous emissions monitoring technology has become a point of reference for electricity generation companies. INERCO has recently signed contracts with AES Gener and Colbún, two of Chile’s main energy companies, to install its continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS). Specifically, the agreement includes the provision of a total of five

Continuous monitoring first became a legal requirement with the entry into force of D.S. No. 13/2011 of the Ministry of the Environment, “Establishing emissions standards for thermal power stations”. Subsequently in late 2013, these types of monitoring systems began to be applied in the mining sector, with the publication of the

INERCO offers specialised services to test the guarantees, start-up and optimisation of industrial equipment and facilities at the level of characterising emissions and parameters related to the process. These make it possible to check contractual guarantees and even to optimise the related process. These checks are essential in ensuring that