October 2024
Digital Technologies
Shape the future of sustainable processing with advanced analytics
From the foundations of measuring emissions in real time, to forecasting the impact of each lever and automating reporting, digital technologies help processors track key sustainability metrics and overall progress in the journey to net-zero.
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The Author
Pietryka, M. - Seeq, Denver, Colorado
Mark Pietryka is a Senior Analytics Engineer at Seeq. He has an engineering background and earned a BS degree in chemical and biomolecular engineering from North Carolina State University (U.S.). Pietryka has nearly a decade of experience working for and with major oil and gas companies to solve high-value business problems. In his current role, he enjoys supporting industrial organizations as they maximize value from their time series data.
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