Propylene & Polypropylene Industry Training Class

  • Calgary, Canada
After years of evaluation, Alberta is now moving forward to convert propane into plastic. In late-December, Inter Pipeline announced their final investment decision to proceed with a propane dehydrogenation (PDH) and polypropylene (PP) unit to convert approximately 22,000 bpd of propane feedstock into 525,000 tpy of polypropylene plastic. Other similar projects are under evaluation, and more are likely to move forward to forever change the dynamics of the propane markets in Alberta. In the near future, Alberta’s propane producers will now have significant exposure to the propylene and polypropylene markets. PCI Wood Mackenzie’s 1-day training seminar will provide a comprehensive understanding of the propylene and polypropylene industry, including interactive analyses of chemistries, technologies, demand, pricing, economics and key stakeholders. Attendees will leave the seminar with a thorough understanding of the propylene/polypropylene industry, an economic model of a PDH/PP conversion unit, as well as a chance to network with peers in this sector.

Agenda

  • 13 February 2018

    • Propylene

      Introduction / Overview The Propane-to-Polypropylene Value Chain Basic Chemistry - Organic, Inorganic, Paraffins, Olefins, Aromatics Supply - Steam Crackers, Refineries, Metathesis, Methanol-to-Olefins, Others Propane Dehydrogenation - Exis Read More...

      Speakers

      • Steve Zinger joined Wood Mackenzie in 2012 to develop a global chemical research team to compliment Wood Mackenzie’s existing capabilities in energy, metals, and mining. He now coordinates the Chemical Consulting Practice in the Americas. Steve currently contributes to research, multi-client, and private consulting studies using his expertise in the markets for ethylene, propylene, and butadiene. He regularly provides executive presentations about the outlook for the chemical industry for his customers’ private meetings as well as for key chemical industry events. Steve has over 25 years of international experience in the chemical industry, in various roles including Managing Director of Asia (Singapore) and Global Olefins Business Director (USA).

      • Currently leads PCI Wood Mackenzie’s polyolefins service, with a decade of experience in research and consulting for the commodity and specialty polyolefins; has developed strategic research tools and analytics products to integrate commodity polyolefins into the existing PCI Wood Mackenzie chemical research Has a broad background with projects ranging from refining to petrochemicals, solvents to specialty polymers and catalysts to plastics converted goods Before joining PCI Wood Mackenzie, Ashish held several roles at Chemical Market Resources, Inc. Here, he consulted numerous clients with market entry strategy, mergers and acquisition, project feasibility, opportunity analysis, technology evaluation and market assessment of chemicals, polyolefins and catalysts sector. Graduated from SUNY Buffalo with a BS and MS in Chemical and Biological Engineering

    • Lunch Break

      Game: Identify the Plastic

    • Polypropylene

      Basic Chemistry & Properties – Polymerization, Types of Polypropylene, Melt Index, Tensile Strength, Flex Modulus Production & Technologies – Process Overview, Technologies types, Production Grades Demand, Conversion Processes & End-uses – Read More...

      Speakers

      • Steve Zinger joined Wood Mackenzie in 2012 to develop a global chemical research team to compliment Wood Mackenzie’s existing capabilities in energy, metals, and mining. He now coordinates the Chemical Consulting Practice in the Americas. Steve currently contributes to research, multi-client, and private consulting studies using his expertise in the markets for ethylene, propylene, and butadiene. He regularly provides executive presentations about the outlook for the chemical industry for his customers’ private meetings as well as for key chemical industry events. Steve has over 25 years of international experience in the chemical industry, in various roles including Managing Director of Asia (Singapore) and Global Olefins Business Director (USA).

      • Currently leads PCI Wood Mackenzie’s polyolefins service, with a decade of experience in research and consulting for the commodity and specialty polyolefins; has developed strategic research tools and analytics products to integrate commodity polyolefins into the existing PCI Wood Mackenzie chemical research Has a broad background with projects ranging from refining to petrochemicals, solvents to specialty polymers and catalysts to plastics converted goods Before joining PCI Wood Mackenzie, Ashish held several roles at Chemical Market Resources, Inc. Here, he consulted numerous clients with market entry strategy, mergers and acquisition, project feasibility, opportunity analysis, technology evaluation and market assessment of chemicals, polyolefins and catalysts sector. Graduated from SUNY Buffalo with a BS and MS in Chemical and Biological Engineering

    • Excel economic model

      • Building and using excel-based economic model of a PDH to PP plant
      • Summary & Closing remarks

      Speakers

      • Steve Zinger joined Wood Mackenzie in 2012 to develop a global chemical research team to compliment Wood Mackenzie’s existing capabilities in energy, metals, and mining. He now coordinates the Chemical Consulting Practice in the Americas. Steve currently contributes to research, multi-client, and private consulting studies using his expertise in the markets for ethylene, propylene, and butadiene. He regularly provides executive presentations about the outlook for the chemical industry for his customers’ private meetings as well as for key chemical industry events. Steve has over 25 years of international experience in the chemical industry, in various roles including Managing Director of Asia (Singapore) and Global Olefins Business Director (USA).

      • Currently leads PCI Wood Mackenzie’s polyolefins service, with a decade of experience in research and consulting for the commodity and specialty polyolefins; has developed strategic research tools and analytics products to integrate commodity polyolefins into the existing PCI Wood Mackenzie chemical research Has a broad background with projects ranging from refining to petrochemicals, solvents to specialty polymers and catalysts to plastics converted goods Before joining PCI Wood Mackenzie, Ashish held several roles at Chemical Market Resources, Inc. Here, he consulted numerous clients with market entry strategy, mergers and acquisition, project feasibility, opportunity analysis, technology evaluation and market assessment of chemicals, polyolefins and catalysts sector. Graduated from SUNY Buffalo with a BS and MS in Chemical and Biological Engineering

Fees

Training

$990.00