Primus Green Energy to present at the 17th annual Gas to Liquids Conference in London

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17th annual Gas to Liquids

London, UK (PRWEB UK) 29 July 2014

Earlier this year Primus Green Energy Inc. announced that it has developed a small-scale gas-to-liquids solution for flared gas applications using the company’s proprietary STG+ technology. Mr. Robert Johnsen, CEO, Primus Green Energy, will be speaking on Day 1 of the SMi’s Gas-to-Liquids-2014 conference, discussing one of the biggest challenges facing the oil and gas industry today - Flared Gas Resources, in his unique presentation entitled "Monetizing Flared Gas Resources via High-Efficiency, Small-Scale Gas-to-Liquids Technology."

150B cubic meters of natural gas are flared in oilfields across the world each year, resulting in an estimated 350M tons of harmful GHG emissions each year. This flaring often occurs in remote oilfield locations, where limited to no pipeline infrastructure exists to transport the gas to market. This challenge represents a huge opportunity for small-scale GTL – New technologies that enable the deployment of cost-effective, small-scale gas-to-liquids plants can help oil and gas producers capture the flared gas on-site and monetize the resources currently being wasted.

Join Gas-to-Liquids 2014 this October and hear from Primus Green Energy and other top-ranked speakers about current and emerging GTL projects across Europe, Africa, Japan, the Middle East and North America and the latest developments within the industry. Now in its 17th year, this is the leading industry event in London visited by over a hundred experts from around the world.

Speaker Panel-2014 Includes: Alex Forbes (Energy Journalist and Consultant), Forbes Communications; Arata Nakamura (Senior Coordinator, Technical Planning & Coordination Unit, Technical Division), INPEX CORPORATION; Mark Schnell (General Manager, Marketing, Strategy and New Business Development), Sasol North America; Mitch Hindman (Licensing Manager), ExxonMobil Research & Development; Roger Williams (Chief Executive Officer), Energy Security Partners; Jeffrey Newton (President), Aleph Sciences Group; Malcolm Wells (Director), Malwell Corporate Projects Ltd; Neville Hargreaves (Business Development Director), Velocys; Ramon Gonzalez (Program Director, DOE), ARPA-E; Robert Clews (Head of Oil, Gas & Petrochemicals, Project Finance), SMBC Europe Division; Jorge Castaneda (Principal Consultant, EMEA), Independent Project Analysis, Inc.; Zoe Young (Principal Consultant, Midstream and Downstream), Gaffney Cline and Associates; Ed Osterwald (Partner), CEG Europe; Robert T. Do (CEO and President), Solena Fuels; Don Pierson (Business Development Director), Louisiana Economic Development.

Event’s sponsors: Aleph Sciences Group, British Petroleum and Velocys.

Gas to Liquids – 2014 is supported by: Interfax Energy, OilVoice, Petrospot, MJM Energy, Worldoils, Oil and Gas Journal, Alexander's oil and gas connections, Power Info Today, Oil and Gas International, Upstream online, European Gas Hub, NRG Expert, Rigzone, Engineerlive, E&P Daily, Gasworld, Petrofinder.

For more information or to register, go to the event's website http://www.smi-online.co.uk/2014gtl4.asp or contact Andrew Gibbons via +44 (0) 207 827 5156 or e-mail agibbons(at)smi-online(dot)co(dot)uk

Sponsorship: contact Alia Malick on +44 (0) 207 827 6168 or amalick(at)smi-online(dot)co(dot)uk

About SMi:

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