Energy Optimisation of Oil Refineries

The presenter will use a variety of proven learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented. This includes a training seminar manual, suggested reading before and after the seminar, tutorials, group exercises and discussions, and where possible, problem-solving for the participant’s own organisations.

This Gulf Rowad Energy Optimisation of Oil Refineries training seminar will be interactive and will challenge delegates to think differently and comprehensively about energy practices.

Much of the training seminar time is dedicated to (1) developing thorough understanding of refinery energy topics, particularly how much, where, why and at what efficiency the energy is consumed, and (2) introducing the practical application of energy saving techniques.

Simulation examples are used throughout the training seminar to enhance the understanding. The participants will receive several basic energy software tools that they may find useful in their daily work.

By the end of this Gulf Rowad Energy Optimisation of Oil Refineries training seminar, the participants will be able to apply techniques which will enable them to conduct the following activities in their refineries:

• Assess energy efficiency of refinery and individual processes
• Calculate the potential for improvement
• Optimise refinery utility systems (steam and power)
• Apply energy saving techniques to develop energy saving projects
• Introduce effective Energy Management procedures

Professionals working in the petroleum processing industry will benefit from this Gulf Rowad Energy Optimisation of Oil Refineries training seminar, especially those with a responsibility for refinery energy management and efficiency. The material presented is relevant to all engineers working in industrial processes, including operations, design and maintenance personnel.

Job titles / functions appropriate for this Gulf Rowad training seminar include:

• Plant Energy Managers / Coordinators
• Thermal and Stationary Equipment Engineers
• Personnel responsible for Inspection, Maintenance and Reliability
• Process Engineers
• Plant Engineers
• Project Engineers