Welcome to our Fundamentals of Gas Processing Webinar
Be part of our digital journey which continues on Thursday 23 April 2026, starting at 11:30am BST (12:30pm CET)
New for 2026! This session will form part of a new webinar series we are launching focused on the Fundamentals of Gas Processing, aimed primarily at Young Professionals.
Our first Webinar in the series is titled:
"Overview of the Gas Processing Industry"
FREE of charge for all to attend.
The Programme
We are delighted to present our Virtual Programme to you.
Please note the below schedule is subject to change. Information is being added regularly so do come back and check.
Thursday 23 April 2026
11:30am - 12:30pm BST / 12:30 - 1:30pm CET
Overview of the Gas Processing Industry
Speaker: Malcolm Harrison, PetroSkills
Moderator: Marek Misan, TechnipEnergies
Ever wondered what actually happens to natural gas between the wellhead and your pipeline? This webinar takes you on a step-by-step journey of the gas treatment process - no prior industry experience needed.
We'll cover why raw inlet gas can't be used as-is, what's in it (and why that's a problem), and how each processing step - inlet treating, sweetening, dehydration, dew point control, and heavies separation - transforms it into a product that meets sales specification. We'll close with a look at where the gas goes next, including a glimpse into LNG.
Whether you're a recent graduate or simply curious about the gas industry, this session will give you a clear mental model of the whole process chain.
Meet our Speaker
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Malcolm works for PetroSkills, a company that provides training to people in the energy industry Malcolm is knocking on a bit. He started life working for BP when the North Sea was full of oil, from there he moved to BOC, a large and successful company that turned air into oxygen and nitrogen; not as easy as it sounds. From there he moved to Foster Wheeler, at the time a large and successful EPC contractor and from there to BG, at the time a large and successful gas company, particularly in the world of LNG. Malcolm now works as a consultant and his favourite client is PetroSkills, a large and successful training company. Malcolm has a history of turning companies around. They are large and successful when he arrives and going out of business when he leaves. |
