History
Howe Baker has operated as a specialist process engineering contractor since 1993, building a portfolio of process technology, EPC delivery and aftermarket services for the hydrocarbon processing and energy industries.
Howe Baker has been providing engineering, procurement and construction services and process technology to the hydrocarbon processing industry since at least 1993. The company's technical portfolio spans electrostatic separation, adsorption-based gas purification and drying, hydrocarbon gas processing and hydrogen production, with EPC project delivery across oil refining, gas processing, petrochemical and hydrogen applications.
The timeline below reflects confirmed information. Earlier history and specific milestone dates are subject to verification and will be updated as approved source content is confirmed.
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Confirmed Operating Date
Howe Baker has been operating since at least 1993. The company was established as a specialist process engineering and EPC contractor serving the hydrocarbon processing and refining industries.
Earlier History — Pending Confirmation
[Placeholder — confirmed company history prior to 1993 to be supplied and reviewed before publication. Do not publish invented or unverified milestones.]
Process Technology Development
Development and application of electrostatic desalting and coalescing technology, Pressure Swing Adsorption systems and hydrocarbon gas processing solutions for refinery and petrochemical clients.
EPC Capability
Delivery of engineering, procurement and construction projects for hydrocarbon processing, gas treating and hydrogen production facilities across multiple geographies.
AC3 Electrostatic Technology
Introduction of the AC3 electrostatic coalescing design — an enhanced field configuration for more demanding crude oil and distillate treating duties.
Green Hydrogen & CCUS
Extension of Howe Baker's hydrogen engineering and PSA purification capability to green hydrogen projects and CCUS-integrated applications as part of industrial decarbonisation programmes.