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Gas processing has a direct and profound impact on the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors of the global oil and gas industry. New discoveries and drilling techniques, in combination with advances in process technology, have led to gas processing transport and consumption becoming increasingly cost-effective and efficient. These advances have the potential to redefine global gas markets as well as increase demand and applications for natural gas.

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FEATURED COLUMNS

	Editorial Comment: The Future of FLNG: Less is More? -Adrienne Blume Global LNG export capacity is expected to increase by 45% between 2017 and 2022, to more than 400 metric MMtpy, with 90% of the new capacity coming from sanctioned projects in the U.S. and Australia. By 2050, this capacity is anticipated to exceed 700 MMtpy. Regasification capacity is anticipated to increase even more sharply.
	Executive Viewpoint: Back to production: Where we’re going, we don’t need pipelines -Mark Casaday What if a cost-effective way existed to extract and distribute natural gas, regardless of proximity to pipeline, and bring those assets back to production? What if the industry went in a direction that did not need pipelines? For those looking to monetize unproductive natural gas assets or bring unproductive wells back to production, it would be revolutionary.
	Regional Focus:Australia to boost LNG exports despite domestic gas shortage -Eugene Gerden Australia is planning further increases in LNG production and exports over the next decade, despite quickly depleting reserves and a looming supply shortage in the domestic market.

GasPro 2.0: A Webcast Symposium

Following on the heels of the highly successful GasPro 2.0 Webcast Symposium in October 2018, the second GasPro Webcast Symposium 2.0 will take place on October 24, 2019.

The 2019 web event will gather experts in the fields of LNG, gas processing, and gas transport/distribution to share their operations expertise, engineering and design solutions, and technology advances and trends with our audience.

Attendees will learn about technology and operational solutions and deployments in a number of areas: plant design and expansion, construction, NGL production, optimization, sulfur removal, marine operations and separation technology.

October 24, 2019 08:30 AM CDT