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Asia-Pacif ic
2011
REFINING
4th Annual
SUMMITMain Summit 18th & 19th October / Banyan Tree Hotel Bangkok, Thailand
Key presentations confronting challenges faced by the refining industry across Asia and the rest of the world.
• Alfa Laval
• Attock Refinery
• Emerson Process Management
• Indian Oil Corporation
• Nexant Asia
• Pertamina
• Petronas
• Petrovietnam R&D Centre for
Petroleum Processing
• PPG Coatings
•Star Petroleum Refining Co Ltd
•Purvin & Gertz
•T.D Williamson
Tel: (65) 6345.9916 / Email: [email protected]
M Adil Khattak CEOATTOCK REFINERY LTD
John VautrainSenior Vice President& Director PURVIN & GERTZ.
Eva AnderssonRegional Refinery Managerfor South-East AsiaALFA LAVAL
Clive GibsonVice President, Asia – Energy & Chemicals ConsultingNEXANT
Mohammad Musteqeem KhanSr. Process EngineerINDIAN OIL
Kiew Huai PauGeneral Manager, Engineering, R & TPETRONAS
Exploring pioneering solutions for refinery optimization while guaranteeing product quality meets environmental standards.
William StoneChief Executive OfficerSTAR PETROLEUM REFINING COMPANY
Dr. Luong H. NguyenDeputy DirectorPETROVIETNAM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE FOR PETROLEUM PROCESSING
Agustina EliyantiManager Products & Process DevelopmentPERTAMINA
TOP DECISION MAKERS LEADING TO A POWER HOUSE SPEAKER PANEL
BOOK & PAY BEFORE 15th AUGUST AND SAVE 10% OFF THE REGULAR SUMMIT PRICE
OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERSCONFERENCE SPONSORS
• Introducing products and services to offer senior level executives cost effective strategies
• Showcasing cutting edge solutions to increase market share
• Networking with key executives to establish client base
• Presenting key case studies to strengthen the company’s position in the region
• Obtaining exposure before and during the conference through our extensive market coverage
• Enhancing industry knowledge by attending keynote and case study sessions
The 4th Annual Asia-Pacific Refining Summit 2011 will showcase presentations from across Asia and Europe addressing issues related to refinery management, operation and optimization, design, market situation & trends (both in Asia and Worldwide) and other commercial and technical aspects related to the Petrochemical businesses.
The 4th Annual Asia-Pacific Refining Summit 2011 will be an amazing platform for networking and knowledge sharing from across the globe.
For further details related to speakingopportunities contact:
Srinivas VivekanandConference ManagerOil & Gas Network.DID: (65) 6344.2849Email : [email protected]
Asia-Pacif ic
2011
REFINING
4th Annual
SUMMITThis regional conference is designed to attract the following:
• Refineries – Project Managers, Commercial Managers, Engineers, Operations Managers, Facilities Engineering Team
• Oil companies – Vice Presidents, Engineering Managers, Heads of Business Development, Project Managers, Commercial Managers, Engineers, Operations Managers, Facilities Engineering Team
• EPC – Heads of Business Development, Technical Advisors, Regional Heads, Heads of Operations
• Service Providers to Oil & Gas Industry – Commercial Directors, Business Development Managers, Service Managers
• Legal units – Corporate law advisors, Senior legal counsels, legal advisors
• Corporate and plant staff in Petrochemical continuous processing companies with responsibilities or involvement in the following areas:• Shutdowns/Turnarounds • Operations• Reliability/Maintenance • Engineering• Plant Manager/Superintendent• Safety Professionals• Inspections
India
South East Asia
Other
Who will attend:
Summit Highlights: 6 Reasons to attend
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Asia-Pacif ic
2011
REFINING
4th Annual
SUMMIT
RegistrationOil & Gas Network: Welcome noteChairman’s Opening Remarks
08:0008:3008:45
09:00
09:45
11:00
CONFERENCE DAY ONETuesday, 18th October 2011
Energy Optimization: Key elements to achieve optimum energy utilization in a refinery • Energy improvement and utility optimization• Creating the ability to reduce the costs for
energy sustainability• Energy studies - how to continue current production
while consuming less energy • Energy demand trends and their implications for the
refining sector • Various methods to improve refining yields and profits -
Energy, waste and economic savings
A refinery operation: Examining innovative strategies to cost effectively shutdown a refinery and maximize profits• Best practice and procedures during unplanned
shutdowns• Utilizing Best Practices To Improve Refinery Economics
(Maintenance and shutdown) • How can oil refinery maintain profitability during shut
down
13:30 Smart Refinery: Pathway To The Top Quartile• Energy optimization and management. • Cost control without sacrificing safety, performance, or
reliability. • SMART Wireless offer cost-effective solutions to gather
the required information to operate optimally• Smart Process Applications to command a basic process
control system with high dynamic performance
14:15 Pakistan’s Refining Scenario: Challenges & Opportunities• How competitive are the Pakistani markets compared
with emerging dynamic markets in Asia?• How will the changing supply and demand dynamics
affect the refining industry, both regionally and globally? • What is the impact of the economic downturn on current
operations and capital investment?
16:15 Case study: Troubleshooting NHT furnace failure• Existing furnace & associated systems• The sequence of events which led to furnace failure• Step by step approach adopted for troubleshooting &
basic design aspects of furnace flue gas section.• Final outcome of the troubleshooting and
recommendations
17:00 Extended life and reduced maintenance• Corrosion resistance to increase cost-efficiency.• Innovative products to deliver more efficient and
economical ways to generate petrochemicals
Refining efficiency: Examining innovative strategies to cost effectively operate a refinery and maximize current margins.• Usage of advance process control implementations• Analysis of operations excellence• Reducing overall operating costs without impacting
operations and output• Obtaining a high degree of integration and increased
efficiency • Streamlining and efficiency strategies to boost your
margins• Reducing the cost of maintenance, increasing plant
safety, and extending the useful life of equipment
11:45 Achieving Energy Efficiency at No (or Little) Capex: Sample of Project Experiences
• How to Reduce Energy consumption by focusing on process efficiency rather than capex
• How to Identify and implement quick wins and medium term improvement levers
• How to define the long-term energy efficiency targets and roadmap
Energy Efficiency and Process ImprovementEnvironmental Performance
10:30 Networking Coffee Break
15:45 Coffee Break
18:00 End of Day One – Followed by Dinner & Cocktail
12:30 Networking Lunch
William. StoneChief Executive OfficerStar Petroleum Refining Company
Kiew Huai PauGeneral Manager, Engineering, R & TPETRONAS
Reserved for Emerson
Eva AnderssonRegional Refinery Manager for South-East AsiaALFA LAVALMs. Eva Andersson is the Regional Refinery Manager for South-East Asia for Alfa Laval. Ms. Andersson has 12 years’ working experience with Alfa Laval as Heat Exchanger expert within various industries.
Adil KhattakCEOAttock Refinery LtdMr. M. Adil Khattak, presently Chief Executive Officer of Attock Refinery Limited (ARL) has been associated with The Attock Oil Group in Pakistan for the last 34 years. Prior to re-joining ARL as CEO, he worked for two years as Chief Operating Officer of Attock Petroleum Limited. Mr. Khattak has extensive experience in engineering, maintenance, human resource management, project management and marketing. Mr. Khattak also holds the positions of Chief Executive Officer of Attock Gen Ltd. (165 MW IPP), Attock Hospital (Pvt.) Ltd., and National Cleaner Production Centre (NCPC).
Mohammad Musteqeem Khan Sr. Process Engineer Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.Mr. Khan Musteqeem Mohd ([email protected]) is Sr. Process Engineer (Process Design) for Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., New Delhi.He has 12 years of varied experience in process engineering, process simulations & design, troubleshooting, operations & commissioning. Before joining process design engineering cell he had worked as a process engineer in Panipat refinery and was involved in commissioning of delayed coker unit. He has also worked in a fertilizer & petrochemical industry before joining Indian Oil and was involved in commissioning of Urea Plant & Latex Plant. Khan obtained his B.Tech. (Chem., 1997) from HBTI, Kanpur, India
Reserved for PPG
She started as world-wide market development & support manager for refinery business, working in the Alfa Laval Packinox office in Paris between 2006 and 2008. Eva has a M.Sc. Chemical Engineering from McGill University, Canada/Lund University, Sweden.
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Asia-Pacif ic
2011
REFINING
4th Annual
SUMMIT
Re- registration & CoffeeChairman’s Opening Remarks
08.3009.00
Refining and Bunker Trends to 2015• Global & Regional demand outlook & drivers for growth
of bunker fuel• Overview of refining, production & shipping to locations
Bunker fuel market structure• IMO sulphur regulations and their impact on bunker fuel
markets• Supply Side Considerations for bunker fuel & refining
capacity• Outlook on Refining sector & Bunker fuel
14:00
Neo markets of refining and their impact globally • Emerging market developments - China, India, Latin
America and the Middle East• Reviewing the impact of Middle East, China and India on
capacity and your business
14:45
Novel Approaches & Technologies InRefinery Inspection• How should technology evolve to drive sustainable
development of downstream industry?
15:30
Biofuels: its practicality, impact and uses• Advancement in biofuels content and blending in diesel
and gasoline, and jet fuels• Next generation biofuels - technology to make it
economically scalable• Blending first, second and third generation biofuels• New projects within the bio-ethanol and bio-diesel
sectors of the biofuels market and how they will impact the current biofuels environment
• Fuels Quality Directive: How refineries cope with the obligation on biofuels
• Effective planning for future inclusion of bio-ethanol production to refinery
• Impact of biofuel and alternative energy on environment
16:45
Security Issues:•Assessing the threats, price drivers and trends in global
oil markets•Threats & Security in 21st Century Refining
17:15
Clean fuel: Issues associated • Strategies to improve refined product specifications in
line with green initiatives• The move to ultra low sulphur diesel (ULSD)• Barriers to introducing cleaner fuels • The role of refineries - advancing cleaner fuels
17:45
Closing remarks18:15
CONFERENCE DAY TWOWednesday, 19th October 2011
09:30 External economic effect on refining : overview at refining post GFC and its consequence• Post recession - Uncertainty and evolving market drivers • How today’s trends impact the bottom line• Improving Refinery Performance And Maximizing Profit
Margins In Tough Economical Landscape
10:15 Future of refining :challenges associated with the future of refining• Strategic planning for the refining industry of the future• The challenges associated with growing existing markets
and accessing new markets• Vision 2020: Refining Company Perspective
11:30 Optimum Piping System Services• Cost-effective piping solutions •Proficient Hot tapping procedures
Asia Pacific Market Overview& Current Market Dynamics
11:00 Coffee Break16:15 Coffee Break
18:30 End of Day Two13:00 Networking Lunch Break
Fuels & Fuel Delivery
Reserved for TD Williamson
12:15 Downstream Oil Sector Capabilities• Benchmarking and performance improvement• Market and profitability forecasting• Project feasibility studies and technology evaluations• Refinery portfolio optimisation
Clive GibsonVice President, Asia – Energy & Chemicals ConsultingNexant Clive Gibson is Vice President, Energy & Chemicals Consulting in Nexant’s Bangkok Office, where he has been based for nearly six years. He has travelled and worked extensively throughout Asia covering downstream oil, petrochemicals and renewable energy focused assignments around the world. Clive has been a member of Nexant’s consulting team for over twelve years, during which time he has undertaken assignments in more than 40 countries. Typical assignments have included investment appraisals, strategy studies, or mergers and acquisitions work, on behalf of a wide variety of project sponsors and financial institutions.Prior to joining Nexant/Chem Systems in 1999, Clive spent six years working for ExxonMobil at Fawley Refinery, the largest refinery in the UK, where he undertook a number of operational and commercial roles.Clive graduated from the University of Nottingham, England with a Masters degree in Chemical Engineering
Dr. Luong H. NguyenDeputy Director Research and Development Center forPetroleum Processing, Petrovietnam
Agustina EliyantiManager Products & Process DevelopmentPertamina
John VautrainSenior Vice President & Director PURVIN & GERTZ.
John Vautrain is the Senior Vice President & Director of Purvin & Gertz based in Singapore. He heads up the firm’s Asia-Pacific consulting activities and is responsible for maintaining contacts with industries, financial institutions and government agencies located in the Asia-Pacific region. Since 2000, Mr. Vautrain has been located in Singapore after assignments in Texas and California. John joined Purvin & Gertz as a consultant in 1981. Before joining P&G he was with Phillips Petroleum Company and Union Carbide Corporation in petroleum refining and petrochemical manufacturing operations. John holds a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Texas and a master’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Utah.
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Asia-Pacif ic
2011
REFINING
4th Annual
SUMMITMain Summit – 18th & 19th October 2011
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