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Participants
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| Air
Liquide |
| Aker
Kvaerner |
| Battelle |
| BP |
| Cameron |
| Casale
Group |
| ConocoPhillips |
| Dresser-Rand
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Econo-Power International Corp. |
| Ege
Kimya San ve. Tic. A.S. |
| Emerson |
| Flowserve
Corp. |
| Full
Circle Industries |
| GE |
| Haldor
Topsoe A/S |
| LPP
Combustion, LLC |
| Shell |
| Societe
Generale |
| Synthesis
Energy Systems |
| Tecna
Engineering, LLC |
| Tenaska,
Inc. |
|
Texas A&M University |
| The
North American Coal Corporation |
|
Total |
| World
Energy Systems, Inc. |
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Objectives
| • |
Review the history and current
situation of the use of gasification in IGCC, GTL and
CTL applications. |
| • |
Explore the outlook for using
gasification to produce power, fuels, hydrogen and chemical
feedstocks. |
| • |
Examine the future of coal-to-liquids
projects in the US and its impact on the transportation
fuels market. |
| • |
Consider how China is gasifying
its coal resources to produce methanol for transportation
and LPG fuels. |
| • |
Discuss the potenial use of
two-stage, fixed-bed, air-blown gasification systems
for industrial applications. |
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Gain a better understanding
of how versatile syngas can fuel an engine generator
set to produce stable power. |
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