2004

London, February 2004

Paper 1 - Navigating the Technical Minefield of Gas Processing Options
David McMahon, Foster Wheeler Energy Limited, UK

Paper 2 - Comparative Thermodynamic and Cost Analysis of Gas Separation Processes
Prof. Maciej Chorowski, Wroclaw Institute of Technology, Poland

Paper 3 - Variable Feed Gas Compositions Dictate Processing Options for Egypt’s First LNG Plant
Martin Mayer, M.W.Kellogg Limited, UK

Paper 4 - Adsorption Processes for NG Treatment
Dr. Ulrich Daiminger, Engelhard, Germany

Paper 5 - Xe Recovery and Purification via Adsorption
Dr Jim Occhialini, Air Products & Chemicals, USA

Paper 6 - The Use of Ion Transport Membranes for Air Separation and their Application for H2/CO Syngas Production
Rodney Allam, Air Products, UK

Paper 7 - Qadirpur CO2 Removal Membrane Plant Expansion
Robert De Pauw, Sales Manager Gas Processing, UOP, Belgium

Paper 8 - Operational Problems in Gas Sweetening and Dehydration---a Reckoner
Alok Chakraborty, Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited, India

Paper 9 - Improving ASU Safety with Front End Adsorption of N2O
Mohammad Kalbassi, Air Products PLC, UK

Paper 10 - Gas Purification in Russia
Peter Kauders, Bechtel, UK

Dublin, May 2004

Paper 1 - Barriers to Delivering Value from Model Based Gas Field Production Optimisation – BP’s Experience
Dr Bryn Stenhouse, BP Exploration & Production Technology, UK

Paper 2 - Obtaining Value from Oil & Gas Model Based Asset Management
Fred Tonnaire, Aspen Technology, UK

Paper 3 - An Examination of the Prediction of Hydrate Formation Conditions in Sour Natural Gas
John J Carroll, Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd, Canada

Paper 4 - Mercury, The Volatile Surprise in Gas Processing
Eric Hendricks, Shell Global Solutions, The Netherlands

Paper 5 - Mercury Distribution on Gas Processing Plants
Peter Carnell & Paul Openshaw, Johnson Matthey Catalysts, UK

Paper 6 - Novel Phase Separation Methods
Ian Bedwell, KPS Paladon, UK

Paper 7 - An Overview of the Society of International Gas Carrier and Terminal Operators
Roger Roue, SIGTTO, UK

Paper 8 - An Update on the LNG Market and Projects for 2004
Brian Songhurst, M W Kellogg, UK

Paper 9 - A Cost Effective Design For Reducing C2 & C3 at LNG Receiving Terminals
Christopher Nobel, Foster Wheeler Energy, UK

Paper 10 - Gas Fired Power Plant with C02 Capture
Ingvild Knoph/May-Britt Hagg, Norwegian University of Science & Technology

Paper 11 - Minimising Emissions and Reducing Maintenance Costs from your Flare System
Morten Sivertsen, ABB Gas Technology, Norway

St. Cyr sur Mer, France, September 2004

Paper 1 - Cryogenic Sour Gas Process Attractive for Acid Gas Injection Applications 
Scott Northrop – Exxon Mobil / Rene F. Bailek – Imperial Oil Co

Paper 2 - The Removal of CO2 with Aqueous Solutions of MEA/MDEA Solutions
S van Loo, E P van Elk, G.F Versteeg – Procede Group BV

Paper 3 - Natural Gas Front End Treating & Sulfur Management Options
Peter Meister – UOP LLC

Paper 4 - LNG FPSO: Turboexpander Process Economics Monetizing the “Gas Problem”
Jorge H. Foglietta – Lummus Process Technology – Randall Gas Technologies

Paper 5 - Use of Operator Training for Improved Capacity Enhancement & Safety in FPSOs
Dr Paul W Seccombe – Invensys Systems UK Ltd 

Paper 6 - Debottlenecking, Capacity Enhancement & Product Development by Process Optimization  and  Modification
Manoj Kumar Agrawal – The Oil & Natural Gas Corporation

Paper 7 - Methanol: A Gas Processing Option 
Dr Joep Font Freide – BP Exploration & Production Technology 

Paper 8 - Twister Supersonic Gas Conditioning First Commercial Offshore Experience and Subsea Demonstration Project
Hugh Epsom – Twister BV

Paper 9 - Gas Conditioning Utilising the Vortisep Device.  Application of a Novel Technology at an  Industrial Scale
Manfred Lorey – Filtan Anlagenbau GmbH / Keith Thomas – Tractebel Gas Eng. GmbH
 
Paper 10 - Finding The Fountain of Youth For A Molsieve Dehydration Unit
Anders Carlsson, J.B. Rajani, A Kodde – Shell Global Solutions

London, November 2004

Paper 1 - Challenges and Achievements of Constructing a World Scale NGL Extraction Plant in Egypt.
Harry D Koehler, United Gas Derivatives Co, Egypt

Paper 2 - North Sea Gas Processing Margins – Between a Rock and a Hard Place?
J Corke, Purvin & Gertz, UK

Paper 3 - Finding a suitable level of NGL recovery to maximize liquid production and minimize investments in fractionation and compression for KEP2005 project.
Bjørn M Berg, Statoil, Norway