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Business Wire
6 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Flint Hills Resources, LP to Showcase How mPACT2WO's Early Detection of Emissions With Real-Time Insights Enhances Safety, Reduces Risks and Optimizes Operational Efficiency
--(BUSINESS WIRE)--mPACT2WO: Who: Flint Hills Resources, LP, a leading refining company with operations primarily in the Midwest and Texas, is partnering with mPACT2WO, a Molex business, to leverage early-detection solutions as part of its comprehensive stewardship approach to reduce emissions, enhance safety, and drive operational efficiency. What: Adam Miller, operations manager, Flint Hills Resources, LP and Krishna Uppuluri, vice president and general manager at mPACT2WO, will demonstrate how mPACT2WO's Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) solutions leverage early detection and real-time insights to address operational monitoring challenges and resolve logistical inefficiencies in pipeline and terminal operations. When: , Operations & Engineering Track Where: #ILTA 2025 Conference and Trade Show, Texas Ballroom B-C, George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas Why: Pipeline and terminal operators face increasing pressure to minimize environmental impact, meet stringent regulatory requirements, and enhance operational safety. Traditional monitoring methods often delay response times, resulting in greater product loss, higher cleanup costs, and increased compliance risks. Real-time monitoring solutions, powered by AIoT-driven insights enable early detection of emissions, minimize product loss, and reduce environmental and financial impacts. By implementing mPACT2WO solutions, Flint Hills Resources, LP is driving measurable improvements in safety, operational efficiency, and regulatory compliance while ensuring swift responses to operational challenges. The mPACT2WO solution leverages AIoT-driven advanced algorithms and real-time data processing to transform large, noisy datasets into actionable insights. This empowers boots-on-the-ground teams to detect anomalies early, perform efficient root-cause analyses, and implement timely corrective actions, all while alleviating the complexities of data management. By adopting this approach, operators can focus on what matters most – ensuring safety and achieving operational excellence. Engage: Join Mr. Miller and Mr. Uppuluri at the ILTA 2025 session to discover how to meet stringent regulatory requirements, minimize environmental impact, and enhance operational safety. Expand Visit mPACT2WO at booth #1139 to explore its suite of industrial-grade early detection solutions, transforming emissions and corrosion monitoring in the process industry. About mPACT2WO, a Molex Business mPACT2WO, a Molex business, empowers industrial operators to enhance their daily decisions with easy-to-adopt, early-detection digital solutions. By bringing the simplicity and usability of consumer apps to industrial operations, the operator-first approach accelerates boots-on-the ground transformation to enhance operational efficiency, compliance and safety while reducing over-monitoring and over-maintenance. The solutions are enabled by NextGen sensors, intelligent data analytics, and operator-trusted insights with operator-familiar work processes. mPACT2WO solutions for emissions and corrosion monitoring helps industrial sites reduce emissions, enhance process safety, and avoid unexpected corrosion and unplanned maintenance. For more information, visit or connect with us on LinkedIn.
Yahoo
20-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Pine Bend Refinery propane pipeline leak shuts down section of U.S. 52 in Rosemount
Emergency responders from the city of Rosemount shut down a section of U.S. 52 in both directions on Wednesday afternoon and evacuated two families from their homes after discovering a leaking propane pipeline owned by Flint Hills Resources and its Pine Bend Refinery. Around 2:40 p.m., emergency crews were called to the 15100 block of U.S. 52 after reports of a possible brushfire. Rather than a fire, they discovered a substance leak and established a safety perimeter around it, shutting down highway traffic in both directions between Dakota County Roads 46 and 42. Rosemount Police and Fire Departments, in coordination with the Dakota Special Operations Team and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Pipeline Safety, identified the source of the leak as a propane pipeline owned by Flint Hills Resources, according to a written statement from the city. On Wednesday evening, the state Office of Pipeline Safety determined the leak had been contained. Dakota County authorities deployed a tethered drone and an air monitoring system to keep further tabs on the situation. Flints Hills Resources is assisting with the temporary relocation of two families while cleanup efforts are underway. The refinery owner is working to discharge the remaining propane from the leaking line. Rosemount Fire and Police Departments continue to monitor the area, and U.S. 52 traffic will reopen when the state makes a final determination. Local News | Lions Clubs plan Community Day of Service Local News | Rosemount High School, Dakota County musicians to host free concert Local News | State Class AA girls hockey: Rosemount 3, Centennial/Spring Lake Park 2 Local News | East Metro Girls Hockey Player of the Year: Rosemount's Sophie Stramel Local News | Facebook parent company Meta picks up more Rosemount land for $70M
