About this Training Course
LNG is the fuel for energy in the present time and for the foreseeable future. This is in response to the risks of climate change and the urgent need for reduction of GHG emissions.
In the interim, the transition from coal and oil - fired power plants to a clean source of energy by using natural gas is an immediate solution. Therefore, the demand for transportation and storage of LNG is increasing progressively year-on-year, despite the temporary setback due to wars and related trade sanctions.
This 3 full-day course is developed with an initiative-taking approach to prepare for countering both present and future challenges in the successful development of offshore gas production, storage, and transportation.
The underlying objectives are:
- Gain an understanding of the technologies and competitive designs for FSRUs from the past, present and for future.
- Evaluate best LNG Floater options in context of future needs and anticipated demand forecasts.
- Identify emerging standards, codes, design criteria and operational flexibilities for the design of futuristic FSUs / FSRUs.
- Evaluate impact of designs on in STS transportation.
- Evaluate the influence of regulatory regimes and strategies of Oil & Gas Majors, Spot Traders and Storage Terminals.
- Explore the potential of digital technologies in enhancement of operational performance for FSRU processes including remote operations.
- Learn to incorporate features which make it possible for an FSU / FSRU to be redeployed at another field site with minimal adjustments.
This course can also be offered through Virtual Instructor Led Training (VILT) format.