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Organised by: January 23-25 , 2022 CONRAD ABU DHABI ETIHAD TOWERS Live in-Person www.sogat.org
Organised by:
January 23-25 , 2022
CONRAD ABU DHABI ETIHAD TOWERS
Live in-Person
www.sogat.org
Given the UAE’s growing reputation in vaccine management and the stringent adherence to relevant safety protocols observed and applied in Abu Dhabi hotels , as shown in SOGAT VENUE SAFETY AND CLEANLINESS below, we are pleased to announce that next year’s event will be IN PERSON on January 23-25 .
The well-respected SOGAT technical programme will showcase the very best services and technologies in case history format from across the global energy value chain and together with the associated exhibition attendees will have the opportunity to meet face-to-face in person at both the conference and exhibition and conduct business with the expected global participants under one roof in a cost effective manner
Identify new markets and form strategic alliances with the several countries attending this first in person specialized event of the new year
Be present at the Middle East’s leading event for operators , suppliers, and service companies to discuss the latest developments in this specialized sector.The event is open to the whole sour hydrocarbon sector providing a unique opportunity for developing and fostering deal-making at the centre of the global sulphur world – Abu Dhabi.
This is the first in-person global event open to entire industry since before the pandemic. Make the most of the chance to network and have face-to-face conversations with the whole industry.
This is the 18th edition of this event.so we know what we are doing.
200+ technical peers and managers from around the world will be attending and taking face-to-face meetings , a missing and important element previously in a safe and secure environment
Benefit from our dedicated support team. On hand to assist you before and during the event to ensure you meet who you want, when you want.
SOGAT 2022 FIRST ANNOUNCEMENTWhy attend SOGAT 2022?
SOGAT 2022 OVERVIEWIn the Middle East which has the world’s largest sour gas reserves, the pressure of demand from expanding economies, particularly in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, is resulting in further examination of their sour gas resources. Foremost among this regions projects is the Emirate of Abu Dhabi which plans to be self -sufficient in gas by 2030 and ADNOC have recently announced the Optimum Shah Gas Expansion (OSGE) project to be completed in 2023.It will increase the processing capacity of the plant by 13 per cent, from 1.28 to 1.45 billion standard cubic feet per day (SCFD). Moreover, ADNOC recently called for fresh FEED contract bids for the Hail and Ghasha scheme, previously estimated to be worth up to $ 15billion. Also the Bab onshore sour gas project with 33 % H2S is undergoing assessment.
ADNOC’s commitment to responsible oil and gas production is reflected with the signing of a strategic framework agreement on CO2 reductions and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS)with TOTAL as they are on track to expand CCUS capacity five- fold by 2030 as part of its holistic sustainability goals. The Shah gas plant has the potential to enable 2.4 million tonnes of CO2 to be captured while the Habshan plant could enable the capture of almost 2 million tonnes of CO2.
Such practices will be a central theme of SOGAT 2022 given that presentations will be included on decarbonization accomplishments in gas processing
Saudi Arabia’s gas demand is also rising rapidly to meet electricity production and have turned to their standalone gas reserves, most of which are sour. The latest operational gas plant is Fadhili, which takes 2.5 billion scf/d of sour gas from the expansion of the Arabiyah - Hasbah fields. One of the most exciting KSA announcements is that Saudi Aramco is preparing to restart development of the giant Jafurah gas field in the eastern region of the country, with plans to invest about $110 billion in the project. The largest natural gas field in the Kingdom, stretching 170 km by 100 km, is estimated to contain 200 trillion cubic feet of rich raw gas.
In Oman, PDO says that it is soon to start operations at Yibal Khuff, adding around 20,000 bbl/d to the country’s overall crude output. It will also deliver 6.1 million m³/d (2.23 bcm/ year) of sour gas for local power generation and Oman’s numerous enhanced oil recovery (EOR) projects.
Kuwait’s Central Agency for Public Tenders has requested bids for two Kuwait Jurassic sour gas production facilities JPF-4 and JPF-5 and KNPC is
now operating the Mina Abdullah Package2 of the Clean Fuels Project. Qatar Petroleum have taken the investment decision for developing the North Field East Project (NFE), the world’s largest LNG project, which will raise Qatar’s LNG production capacity from 77mn metric tons/year to 110mn mt/yr. In addition to LNG, the project will produce condensate, LPG, ethane, sulphur and helium. It is expected to start produc-tion in the fourth quarter of 2025 and its total production will reach about 1.4mn barrels oil equivalent/day.
Sanctions play a part in Iran’s sour field activities and elsewhere in the region the state-owned Basra Oil Company in Iraq is continuing with its sour gas treatment plans for its Majnoon field. It has also been reported that in Egypt all of the sulphur recovery units as part of the Zohr gas field development have been commissioned and that gas production from the field has now reached 2.7 bcf/d,
The area of sour gas exploitation in Central Asia is mostly around the Caspian Sea region, with exploration focused in both on and offshore reserves in the North Caspian arena and onshore reserves in Turkmenistan’s Galkynysh Field. Russia’s activities centre around Lukoil with its sour gas play at Hazri, with three wells drilled so far, where gas contains 12% H2S and when the field is developed, they would look to re inject the sour gas , a practice followed in Kazakhstan.
PETRONAS continues with their programme of monetizing and processing acid gas fields in Malaysia. China is also developing sour gas processing plant with the latest being in Chuandongbei. Sour gas production in North America continues to run down also.
The technologies involved in sour field development and production are and will continue to progress and the latest developments across the whole sour hydrocarbon management spectrum shown in the technical scope below will be included in the well-respected SOGAT Conference Programme. This programme will focus on presentations primarily from operator case studies, thus providing delegates with invaluable knowledge and data which together with the latest technical developments displayed in the associated SOGAT EXHIBITION, SOGAT 2022 will provide unique in person opportunities to review the most recent activities for attendees to employ in their own environments.
One of the main themes of SOGAT 2022 will be the effective Carbon Management practices and technologies within Sour Gas Processing and its contribution towards reducing carbon emission to tackle Climate Change together with the accepted and respected SOGAT technical disciplines listed below as follows: • Sour Oil & Gas International and National Developments
• Decarbonizing Natural Gas Processing towards Net-zero Future
• Carbon Neutral Natural Gas and LNG • Upstream Decarbonization Pathways
• Hydrogen Production from H2S
• Role of Hydrogen in Decarbonizing Natural Gas
• CO2 Capture Utilization and Storage
• Energy Efficiency Improvements
• Methane Emission Reduction
• SO2 Emission Reduction Practices and Technologies
• Role of Digitization in Sour Hydrocarbon Management and Emission Reduction
• Amine Treatment & Operations
• SRU Design, Capacity & Operations
• Sour Hydrocarbon HSE Management
• Sour Water Stripping
• Debottlenecking
• SRU Catalyst Evaluation and Improvements
• Innovations in Sour Gas Processing related to Membranes, Molecular Sieves, Dehydration, Foaming and Chemical Cleaning etc.
A number of papers covering these issues have been invited and the Advisory Committee welcome offers of papers as well to be submitted to the Organiser, Dr Nick Coles by email. All offers should contain title, brief abstract and bio of intended presenter(s) and submitted by October 27.
SOGAT 2022 TECHNICAL SCOPEThe exhibition will take the form of 3m x 2m shell schemes and will provide suppliers, contractors and consultants the opportunity to conduct business in person. The cost of the shell scheme is $4000 and includes 2 complimentary SOGAT Conference places and attendance at all networking luncheons and social functions. The exhibition floor plan will be found at www.sogat.org .
With limited sites to ensure all pandemic safety protocols are adhered too, early booking is advised
SOGAT 2022 EXHIBITION
SOGAT 2022 will take place at the Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers, a member of the Hilton Group. Hilton has developed Event Ready with CLEANSTAY, a global meeting and events program designed to create event experiences that are clean, flexible, safe and socially responsible. Event Ready will provide curated solutions with creative food and beverage offerings, thoughtful technology resources, elevated standards and practices with redesigned spaces for physical distancing and reimagined ways to meet and gather. The goal is to create a safe and comfort-able environment for all attendees.
The CLEANSTAY KEY FEATURES are;
A. CleanStay StandardsHilton CleanStay Standards provide elevated clean-liness and sanitation across the entire attendee journey. A cleaning protocol checklist is completed to verify an event space is sanitized and disinfected 30 minutes prior to meeting start time. Top 10 high touch areas, including tables, chairs, door handles, podium, AV equipment, etc. will have additional sanitization and disinfection protocols.
Hilton CleanStay Room Seal will indicate that guest rooms and meeting rooms have not been accessed since they were cleaned.
Sanitizing stations will have prominence in primary entryways as well as key high traffic areas including inside and outside event space(s), meal and bever-age service areas, public restrooms and congregat-ing areas.
B. Safe and Socially ResponsibleRespecting physical distancing with creative and customized meeting sets and meal service. Inspir-ing food and beverage menus: thoughtfully served, timely and flexible. Meals, services and operational procedures adhering to physical distancing, local regulations, amplified hygiene and sanitation requirements and additional space to accommodate attendee flow.
VENUE SAFETY & CLEANLINESS
Ahmed Shams
Shwetha Ramkumar
Saud Mudiabegh
Mohammad Al Haji
Saqib Sajjad
Mohammed Shaikh
Ahmad Alown
Claire Weiss
Prachi Singh
Thomas Chow
Pierre Crevier
Jenny Seagraves
Steve Pollitt
Mahin Rameshni
Ruben Kranenburg
Ismail Alami
Peter Rodgers
Richard Hands
Manuel Jacques
Meena Chauhan
Domenica Misale Lyttle
Simona Cortese
ADNOC Gas Processing, UAE
ExxonMobil, USA
Saudi Aramco, KSA
Independent Consultant, KSA
ADNOC Gas Processing, UAE
PDO, Oman
KNPC, Kuwait
TOTAL Energies , France
International Consultant , UAE
Fluor Energy & Chemicals, USA
CPC, Bahrain
ExxonMobil , USA
Comprimo Sulphur Technology , UAE
RATE, USA
DUIKER , The Netherlands
International Consultant , KSA
KUST, UAE
SULPHUR Magazine, UK
TechnipFMC, France
Argus Media, UK
Industrial Ceramics Limited , Canada
KTI, Italy
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SOGAT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Dome Exhibitions, head quartered in Abu Dhabi, started servicing the multi-billion dollar MICE industry in the Middle East as an event management and stand contracting company from in 1991. Fuelled by the growth of the regional event industry, a branch opened in Dubai in 2002, along with the creation of many international conference activities.
Please contact Dr. Nick Coles at [email protected] or +971561002149
for more information on all aspects of SOGAT 2022
SOGAT 2022 ORGANISERS
January 23-25 , 2022
CONRAD ABU DHABI ETIHAD TOWERS
Live in-Person
www.sogat.org
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