Robotics Technology and Solutions
Maintenance Technology Showcase, Maintenance
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Innovation in Job Site Tools That Have Led to Hands-Free Safety
Maintenance Technology Showcase
This session will discuss Phillips 66's employee-initiated journey to hands-free safety tools.
Facilitator:
Willis Jernigan, Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC
Speakers:
Russell Thompson, Phillips 66
Jarvis Barnes, Phillips 66
Technology Provider:
Chris Lee, The Hand Safety Tool Company
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Advances in Industrial Cleaning Technology
Maintenance Technology Showcase, Maintenance
Facilitators:
Andy Woods, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Technology Provider:
Byron Kieser, Clean As New
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Renewable Naphtha
Sustainability, Gasoline Processing
Facilitators:
Steve Philoon, Honeywell UOP
Matt Hutchinson, Axens
Speakers:
Christian Arnoux, Axens North America
Robert Auers, RBN Energy
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Case for Carbon Intensity Improvement for Gasoline Units
Sustainability, Gasoline Processing
The carbon intensity of Reforming Units is inherently one of the higher processes in the refinery due to its energy requirements. This presentation will explore ways to improve carbon intensity with various equipment upgrades, as well as showing the positive impact that optimal catalyst performance can have on reducing Carbon Intensity.
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Rhett Finch, Marathon Petroleum
Sujoy Ganguly, UOP
Tyler Krupp, Axens North America
Yaz Seif, Marathon Petroleum Company
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Hydroprocessing 101: Unit Monitoring Beyond the Reactor
Hydroprocessing, Safety
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Brian Green, Marathon Petroleum Corporation
David Sacks, Delek US
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U.S. Gasoline Demand: How Not To Sink With The Ship!
Gasoline Processing
The composition of the US passenger car fleet is changing rapidly with the growing adoption of electric vehicles. US gasoline demand will peak at levels lower than pre-pandemic and then decline. The ship that has often kept global refining afloat will start to sink! Not all is lost, as life rafts are available, as gasoline demand in Latin America and Africa will continue to grow, with US refiners being more competitive than Europeans. Global petrochemical demand growth will provide some support to naphtha, but that will likely be in emerging economies. These export opportunities are unlikely to fully counter the decline in US gasoline demand, so how much US capacity is at risk of rationalization if they “do nothing”? What are the technology options that refiners should consider to align with shifting local demand patterns, that add value. What refinery scale is necessary to deliver a sustainable source of competitive advantage?
Facilitator: Rainer Bass, HF Sinclair Corporation
Speakers:
Alan Gelder, Wood Mackenzie
Keith Couch, Honeywell UOP
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