Sustainability in Engineering Week
23-27 September 2024
With each year that passes, ‘net zero’ targets draw closer and the need to decarbonise becomes ever more pressing. Engineering has a wealth of technologies and systems that are making a vital difference, but are you up to date on the latest advances? Attend Sustainability in Engineering to get expert knowledge about the most important low-carbon solutions, and help build a cleaner, greener tomorrow.
23
Sep
Cutting Methane Emissions: Flare Reduction & Fugitive Emission Control
Join us for a dynamic and informative webinar focused on practical strategies to significantly cut methane emissions in the oil and gas industry. Discover how effective flare reduction through alarm rationalization and advanced techniques for controlling fugitive emissions can transform your operations. This session will provide actionable insights and expert advice on minimizing methane leaks and unnecessary flares, helping you achieve both environmental and regulatory goals. Enhance your understanding of how these targeted approaches can lead to substantial emission reductions, improved operational efficiency, and a stronger commitment to sustainability. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the drive to achieve Net Zero.
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SpeakersConal Brown Senior Consultant TÜV Rheinland Industrial Services Ltd
Colin Bartliff Senior Technical Consultant TÜV Rheinland Industrial Services Ltd
Steven King Process Engineering Team Leader TÜV Rheinland Industrial Services Ltd
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Conal is a Senior Consultant with TÜV Rheinland Industrial Services. He is an experienced practitioner involved in improving maintenance, reliability and integrity management for a wide range of companies across the chemical, oil and gas industries.
Colin Bartliff is a Senior Technical Consultant with TÜV Rheinland Industrial Services Ltd (TRIS), Colin has over 40 years’ experience in Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals, Steel and the Power Generation industries including Biomass as an Electrical, Instrument and Control Engineer and Engineering Manager.
Currently, Colin’s role within TRIS is that of a specialist in Functional Safety compliance and Alarm Management consultant and delivery of general Electrical and Instrumentation engineering best practice. In addition, Colin has extensive experience with Hazardous Area systems and has recently completed a HAZOP Chairman course and is currently working towards HAZOP leader accreditation.
Steven King is the Process Engineering Team Leader at TÜV Rheinland Industrial Services. Steven is a Chartered Chemical Engineer with over 10 years of industry experience. To date, Steven’s experience has been mainly focused on basic engineering and licensing of world scale petrochemical plants from lab scale R&D through to construction and commissioning. Steven is one of TÜV's presenters for the IChemE accredited pressure relief training course.