LNG Investment & Technical Workshop
The GPPS LNG Investment & Technical Workshop provides a focused one-day introduction to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market, bringing together the commercial, financial and engineering perspectives required to understand modern LNG projects and infrastructure.
The workshop provides a comprehensive overview of LNG liquefaction, exploring the key investment, technical, environmental, and operational considerations that drive successful LNG project development.
Key Topics
LNG Economics and Market Outlook Fundamentals of LNG Liquefaction Heat Exchangers in LNG Liquefaction Plants (BAHX and CWHE) Refrigeration Compressors: Selection and Configurations Gas Turbine Versus Electric Drives Turboexpanders Nitrogen Rejection Units (NRU) and Helium Recovery End Flash Gas Compression Boil-Off Gas (BOG) Management LNG and Mixed Refrigerant (MR) Expanders & LNG Pumps Decarbonization of LNG Plants and CO₂ Compression Technologies AI and Machine Learning Applications in LNG Facilities LNG Liquefaction Projects: From Concept Development to Startup and Delivery, an EPC Perspective
LNG Workshop Presenters
Dr. Klaus Brunn
Christian Bonfert
Dr. Lionel Durantay
Dr. Tommaso Rubino
Gijs van Maanen
Dr. Rainer Kurz
Prof. Reza Abhari
Matt Taher
Dr. Louis Mann
Morning Session— From Market Drivers to Liquefaction Solutions
The session opens with a review of LNG market fundamentals and the economic considerations that drive investment and project decisions. It then explores the fundamentals of LNG liquefaction plants, including design approaches for LNG trains ranging from small-scale applications to world-scale facilities. Key topics include cost drivers, operational flexibility, energy efficiency, carbon emissions, technology selection, and practical considerations for developing competitive, reliable, and sustainable LNG projects.
Afternoon Session — Critical Equipment in Modern LNG Facilities
This session features leading technology providers and OEMs presenting the latest advances in the critical equipment and technologies that underpin modern LNG facilities. Topics include cryogenic heat exchangers, refrigeration compressors and electrified driver solutions, mixed-refrigerant and LNG expanders, boil-off gas (BOG) management and compression systems, carbon-capture technologies, and nitrogen management, including Nitrogen Rejection Units (NRUs).
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