Natural gas is a cornerstone of the global energy landscape, and its processing is critical to ensure safe, efficient, and market-ready supply. However, challenges such as hydrate formation, acid gases, and impurities can affect both plant operations and product quality. This course, developed by the Petroleum Engineers Association (PEA), empowers professionals to master these challenges. By combining fundamental principles with practical applications, the course delivers a unique opportunity to advance your technical expertise and career potential in the oil and gas sector.

• Understand the fundamentals of natural gas composition, properties, and production.
  
• Identify hydrate formation issues and apply prevention methods.
  
• Analyze and design gas treatment and dehydration systems.
  
• Evaluate acid gas removal and sulfur recovery processes.
  
• Apply troubleshooting techniques for operational challenges in gas plants.
  
• Demonstrate practical knowledge of modern gas processing technologies and equipment.

• Improved efficiency and reliability in gas processing operations.
  
• Reduction of operational risks and downtime.
  
• Enhanced compliance with natural gas specifications and quality standards.
  
• Stronger technical competency across operations and engineering teams.
  
• Increased value from investments in gas processing and conditioning facilities.

• Gain confidence in analyzing and solving complex gas processing problems.
  
• Acquire up-to-date technical knowledge and industry best practices.
  
• Enhance decision-making and troubleshooting capabilities.
  
• Strengthen career prospects in natural gas engineering and operations.

This course is ideal for:

• Senior operations personnel
  
• Field supervisors
  
• Process and project engineers
  
• Facility managers
  
• Professionals involved in the selection, design, installation, and evaluation of gas processing plants

On successful completion of this training course, PEA Certificate will be awarded to the delegates