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Your trusted partner in the energy transition

Engineering your emissions-reduction journey for sustainable profitability

For organizations in energy-intensive industries, such as power and utilities, energy and chemicals, infrastructure, and other industrial markets, long-term success increasingly depends on the ability to balance sustainability with ROI. Audubon understands many competing priorities must be factored into the clean energy equation. We are committed to helping your organization develop and execute tailored energy transition strategies designed to achieve your unique emissions-reduction targets without sacrificing business or project priorities.

As a complete engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and fabrication services provider, Audubon’s expertise spans the entire energy value chain—from carbon capture to renewables to hydrogen. Our team specializes in overcoming complex challenges to meet success metrics for safety, cost-effectiveness, performance, and reliability of supply.

Moving toward a net-zero future in a world that needs more energy

It’s no secret—billions of people rely on the diverse products and fuels derived from hydrocarbons every day. Hydrocarbons, particularly natural gas, will remain vital to meeting energy demand. By leveraging carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies in combination with digital transformation, Audubon is helping to move organizations toward a more sustainable future.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates the use of renewable energy sources will grow over the next few decades to meet rising demand. Transitioning to a world that uses cleaner energy and works to reduce emissions from hydrocarbon sources takes deep domain knowledge and technical expertise. Audubon’s multidisciplinary teams have the latest technologies, engineering acumen, and in-house fabrication capabilities to design, customize, and deliver solutions wherever your operations fit into the energy transition.

Energy transition with hydrogen & renewables

Energy transition is a marathon, not a sprint. It’s a journey that incorporates hydrogen and other renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar. The hydrogen market is currently dominated by gray hydrogen produced by fossil fuels with unabated emissions. Audubon’s blue and green hydrogen project expertise has positioned us as a trusted resource for successfully unlocking the economic potential found in the production, transportation, and utilization of hydrogen energy.

Creating stable, reliable, and sustainable energy systems doesn’t happen on accident. Powering the future with cleaner energy sources can only be achieved through intentional and repeatable upgrades and modifications deployed at a pace that allows organizations to remain profitable. Let Audubon guide your organization as you navigate the complexities inherent to the energy transition. Our team will formulate a forward-thinking plan, so you can begin executing the right projects that get you to your sustainability goals.

Our energy transition technical abilities

  • Alternative fuels transition
  • Carbon fuels equipment replacement plans
  • Renewable power & microgrids
  • Solar power generation
  • Onshore & offshore wind
  • Industrial hydrogen
  • Blue & green ammonia production
  • Renewable natural gas (RNG)
  • Carbon capture, utilization, & sequestration (CCUS)
  • Synthetic fuels

Delivering emissions-reduction solutions that prioritize performance & ROI

Markets we serve

Decarbonization | Markets | Audubon

Decarbonization

A customized carbon-reduction roadmap for long-term asset utilization and profitability.

Renewables | Energy Transition | Markets | Audubon

Renewables

Fit-for-purpose wind, solar, and biogas solutions aligned with your environmental, social, and governance objectives.

Hydrogen | Audubon Companies

Hydrogen

Advanced technologies and innovative engineering to capitalize on the blue and green hydrogen economy while furthering decarbonization efforts.