September 1-4, 2010
42nd Annual ECC Conference, Orlando, Florida
Rethinking of past strategies, the new competitive framework and the worldwide effects of the global recession triggered a modern-day perfect storm. In its aftermath, super-mega projects, the global supply chain, optionality, competitiveness issues, new technologies, resource availability, lower carbon footprints, and other issues, present new opportunities and challenges. For all firms, those that operate internationally and those that do not - it is business as unusual and the 2010 Engineering & Construction Contracting Association Conference will explore a broad spectrum of issues. We are sponsors of this key event and our team will be in attendance, including Rob Berra, Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations in our Houston office, who is ECC chairman for 2010 and is presiding over the 42nd Annual Conference.
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September 13-17, 2010
Coking.com Safety Seminar, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Combined with SulfurUnit.com, and including a safety seminar, overview training and advanced training, and an exhibition, this event has a varied and comprehensive programme covering everything you need to know about cokers, upgraders, sulfur and safety. As one of the world's leading design and engineering contractors of delayed cokers, we are a silver sponsor of this event, so come along to our networking breaks and meet the team!
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September 19-23, 2010
International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Technologies (GHGT), Amsterdam, Netherlands
The GHGT conference series is held every two years in IEA GHG's member countries, rotating between North America, Europe and Asia, and establishing itself as the principal international conference on greenhouse mitigation technologies. GHGT provides a platform for fruitful discussions on the ways to overcome the barriers to - and to find opportunities for - implementing greenhouse gas mitigation technologies. Our Milan operation will be presenting two papers: Co-firing of Biomass and Coal (co-written with IEA GHG, the guardian of the GHGT series), and Evaluation and Analysis of Water Usage and Loss of Power in Plants with CO2 Capture.
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September 21-22, 2010
RPTC 9th Russia & CIS Petrochemicals Technology Conference & Exhibition, Moscow, Russia
Part of Moscow Refining Week, the annual RPTC conference aims to address the challenges, latest innovations, technology solutions and lessons learned on how to generate value and improve efficiency, productivity and profitability. Andy Allen, our global director for chemicals, petrochemicals and polymers, will be presenting.
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September 23-24, 2010
RRTC 10th Russia & CIS Refining Technology Conference & Exhibition, Moscow, Russia
Despite the current economic downturn Russia and the CIS remains one of the few regions that continues to look at major investment programs in the downstream sector. A reason for this trend is the relatively small investments made in the sector over the past decades. As a result investment planning has become even more important and the timing of project implementation critical.The 10th anniversary edition of the most popular refining technology event in Russia and CIS - RRTC is expected to be even bigger and better this year. We will be presenting a paper on Residue Processing Options - Current and Future Opportunities for Refiners..
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October 4-5, 2010
Green Refining & Petrochemicals Forum, London, UK
The first such event by this organiser, the Green Forum will be an excellent opportunity for all sectors to illustrate their concern about the impact of our industry on the environment, and what measures are being taken to meet the future challenges. The forum will promote and encourage exchanges between all industry players and help develop the right partnerships and finding the most suitable solutions for achieving the best results. We will be presenting three papers: Processing Biomass in Refineries to Produce Green Diesel, Zero Emission Refining - a Step in the Right Direction, and A Roadmap for Investment Planning for Carbon Footprint Reduction via CCS.
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October 5-6, 2010
Int BBTC 8th International Bottom of the Barrel Technology Conference, London, UK
Highly upgraded refineries performed particularly well in 2008, and many have retained their competitive position during the troubles of 2009. Upgrading the bottom of the barrel is expected to continue to provide a key source of advantage during the upturn and will remain an important challenge for refineries worldwide. We will be showcasing our world-leading position in delayed coking with a presentation on Design and Start-up of State-of-the-art Delayed Cokers.
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