Event Summary
The energy transition will impact the Natural Gas industry for the years to come. Reaching zero emissions in compression is attainable, thanks to a mix of current and emerging technologies.
In this paper, we first explain how to quantify the emissions of reciprocating compressors, distinguishing between fugitive, energy-related, and vented emissions. We present three real-world case studies and analyze the lessons learned, quantifying the possible improvements already achievable with today’s technology. Then, we present a practical approach to emission reduction, which can be used as a guideline to reach zero emissions and maintain them over time.
Who Should Attend
All level Engineers, Analysts, Technicians, Mechanics, FSRs, Project Managers and Reliability Engineers interested in gaining a more in-depth understanding of Natural Gas Engines and Compressors.
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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Guideo Pratelli
Global Product Manager for Sustainability Offerings at Hoerbiger Wien GmbH.
- In HOERBIGER’s lingo, Sustainability Offerings is the combination of products, services and consultancy capabilities that enable net-zero operations of reciprocating compressors.
- Passionate about eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from compressors, contributing to a better tomorrow.
- He has been a Global Business Development Manager for Rings & Packings since 2019.
- Responsible for all the R&D projects involving new designs for Rings & Packings.
- Between 2016 and 2019, he has worked at Siemens – Dresser-Rand as a Project Development Manager, taking care of Dresser-Rand reciprocating compressors installed base in EMEA.
- Between 2010 and 2016, he has worked at Nuovo Pignone – GE Oil & Gas as a reciprocating compressor Design Engineer and R&D Engineer, especially focused on torsional analysis and Root Cause Analysis.
- He holds a M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Pisa, Italy.