Hydrogen, LNG, CO2—What Does the Future Hold for Energy Transportation?

Event Overview:

Hydrogen has been embraced as one of the future keystones of a decarbonized energy market. Yet major problems stand in the way such as supply and transportation. In the years ahead, will it become far more prominent, or will natural gas and LNG transportation continue to dominate energy transportation? And what about CO₂, which poses transportation challenges?

Key Learning Objectives:

What role will hydrogen play in decarbonizing the energy market?
Will natural gas still dominate the energy market?
What is LNG’s role in the future?

Who Should Attend:

Power plant owners, operators, and maintenance personnel
Oil & gas facility owners, operators, and maintenance personnel
Industrial facility owners, operators, and maintenance personnel
Turbomachinery manufacturers and designers
Turbomachinery supply chain and aftermarket partners
Control and software vendors and operators

Featured Speakers

Klaus Brun

Director of R&D

Elliot Group

Klaus Brun is the Director of R&D at Elliott Group. He is also the past Chair of the Board of Directors of the ASME International Gas Turbine Institute and the IGTI Oil & Gas applications committee. He is also a contributor to the long-running Turbomachinery International Myth Busters column.

Rainer Kurz

Manager of Gas Compression

Solar Turbines Inc.

Rainer Kurz is the Manager of Gas Compression Engineering at Solar Turbines Inc. in San Diego, CA. He is an ASME Fellow since 2003 and the past chair of the IGTI Oil and Gas Applications Committee. He is also a contributor to the long-running Turbomachinery International Myth Busters column.

For any technical questions please contact Jorge de la Bandera: jdelabandera@mjhlifesciences.com

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Hydrogen, LNG, CO2—What Does the Future Hold for Energy Transportation?

Tue, Aug 22, 2023 11:00 AM EDT{LOCAL_TZ}

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