BBTC MENA 2023

Bahrain | Energy

Third Party Event

25 Jan 2023 - 26 Jan 2023

With the shift toward petrochemicals and chemicals, there will be new opportunities and new diverse revenue streams. We believe BoB is as important as ever.

BBTC MENA – is the only Residue Upgrading and Catalyst Technology dedicated event in the region helping refiners to increase conversion, improve products, further integrate with petrochemicals, reduce emissions, and increase margins.

Key Topics:

MARKETS: Game Changers & Disruptors

  • Impact of Energy Transition & Decarbonisation Agenda
  • Geopolitical Instability
  • Residue Upgrading’s Role in this new landscape?

PROFITABLE CONVERSION ROUTES

  • Petrochemical Blocks
  • Base Oils & Lubricants
  • Specialty Products – Road Bitumen
  • Transportation fuels – how will things play out?

PROCESS & TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS

  • Technology Routes & Collaborations
  • Opportunities for Retrofitting Existing Assets
  • Feedstock Flexibility & Co-Processing Bio, Plastics, Waste, etc.
  • Use of Blue & Green H2 for Heavy Streams Hydrotreating & Hydroprocessing
  • Hydrocracking for Naphtha – shift to Chemicals
  • Specialised Instrumentation & HE Equipment, Efficient BOB Equipment, Clean-out Techniques

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

  • Low Carbon & Emission Reduction Solutions – Reducing Carbon Footprint
  • Reducing Emissions from Refinery Process Heat Sources
  • Achieving Lower Refinery Carbon Intensity and Eliminating SOX & NOX

CATALYSTS

  • Catalysts Handling, Innovations & Circularity
  • Latest in Hydroprocessing Catalysts, RFCC Catalysts, HS-FCC Catalysts
  • Identifying Potential New Revenue Streams: Circular Economy of Spent Catalysts

To register, please click here:
https://europetro.com/bbtcmena#register-now

For more information, please contact:
Ms Svetlana Kudasheva
Conference Director, EPC Middle East
T: +971 0(4) 421 4642
E: events@europetro-me.com

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