Exhibit at Leading Energy Tech Event | Flow Measurement Expo

Technical Committee 

Colin Lightbody (Chair), Head of Flow Measurement Consultancy, TÜV SÜD 

Colin Lightbody has worked in the flow measurement industry for 30 years in field support, marketing, product development, metrology approvals and as a flow measurement consultant for international energy companies. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Instrumentation and Applied Physics. 

He has developed patented diagnostic monitoring and analysis techniques for ultrasonic flowmeters and has written several technical papers for international flow measurement workshops. He continues to contribute to the development of industry standards via participation on British Standards institute committees and Chairs the ASMEA Flow Measurement Workshop. 

Alf Magne Andreassen, Supervisory Engineer, Norwegian Offshore Directorate

Alf Magne Andreassen holds an MSc in Chemical Engineering from Norwegian University of Science and Technology and an MBA from Queensland University of Technology.

With a background in the process industry and regulatory work, he serves as a supervisory engineer at the Norwegian Offshore Directorate, specializing in measurement and allocation. 

Imed Benlizidia, Multiphase Flow Metering Specialist, Saudi Aramco  

Imed Benlizidia is the Saudi Aramco multiphase flow metering specialist, part of the upstream sector technical support within petroleum engineering and development.  He also chairs the multiphase flow metering standard committee.  

Prior to joining Saudi Aramco in 2014, Imed held a variety of roles in operations, engineering, training and product development with Schlumberger and Sonatrach.

He holds both Bachelors and Masters in electrical engineering from INELEC Institute in Algeria and Pierre & Marie Curie University in France and has numerous publications for processes in the fields of multiphase flow metering and production measurement. 

 

Murdo Campbell, Metering Technical Authority, TAQA Bratani  

Murdo Campbell has over 30 years' experience of working in flow measurement which has exposed him to a wide variety of metering equipment and practices, and the opportunity to work for a number of companies in some challenging environments across the world.   

Since 2009, he has been at TAQA Bratani as metering technical authority responsible for flow measurement across six offshore installations and an operated oil pipeline system. This covers a wide range of measurement areas, environmental, allocation and custody transfer. Unusually, it also covers the contract for shuttle tankers used for offshore loading at one of the installations. He also serves on the Technical Committee of the ASMEA Flow Measurement Workshop. 

Alan Downing - Solartron ISA - Sales & Marketing Director 

Alan Downing has worked at Solartron ISA for over 25 years, originally in the engineering team, before transitioning to sales in the early 90’s. This move coincided with the developments of marginal fields in the UK North Sea and the “new” requirement to allocate wet gas. His close involvement in early applications led to being appointed product & marketing manager, contributing to the development and supply of Solartron ISA’s wellhead flow metering products around the world.  

He has been sales director since 2008 and remains actively involved in the continued evolution of multiphase, wet gas and subsea products. 

Harald Drejer, Metering Responsible, Norske Shell

Harald Drejer was introduced to metering when he started in FMC Kongsberg Metering in 2009, working at the gas plant Nyhamna in Norway. After 2.5 years he joined Shell where he was metering engineer until 2013 before assuming his current role as metering responsible for Norske Shell’s activity in Norway, both operated and non-operated metering support.   

He is an active contributor in the metering community. As well as being a member of NFOGM, he was the Chair of the 2025 Global Flow Measurement Workshop and has been a consistent attendee at NSFMW/GFMW events.

Craig Marshall, Director, Friction Flow Measurement

Craig Marshall has been working in flow measurement since 2009 with roles including flow measurement engineer, consultant, product development director before founding a start-up company.

Craig has specialist knowledge in all aspects of flow measurement including system and product design, measurement technology, flow measurement standards and uncertainty.

He leads Friction Flow Measurement with the aim of bringing new and innovative flow and physical property products to market. 

Thomas Murray, Metering Engineer, Bumi Armada 

Tom Murray has a BSc in Technology and Business from the Robert Gordon University and began his career as a Graduate Metering Engineer with Metco (now Emerson) working across different client groups and gaining experience of working offshore and working on hydrocarbon accounting.  

He has worked as metering contract focal point and metering department team lead at Petrofac; metering & allocation audit assurance and commercial advisor - hydrogen at Shell; and now works for Bumi Armada as a metering engineer with responsibility for the Kraken FPSO measurement systems.  

Borge Olafsen, Technical Authority Metering Engineer, AkerBP 

 Borge Olafsen began his career at Halliburton doing exploration well testing and data acquisition after qualifying as a process technology engineer at the University of Norway.

After moving to Intertek he became the metering responsible for Alvheim FPSO, Volve FSU and Navion Saga FSO.

He has retained the position of metering responsible for Alvheim FPSO at Marathon Oil, Det Norske oil company, and Aker BP, in addition to other assets in the portfolio. 

Dr Nadezhda Pashnina, Measurement Consultant, Emerson (Aberdeen, UK) 

Dr Nadezhda Pashnina is a Chartered Engineer (CEng) with the Energy Institute (UK) and holds a PhD in Technical Sciences (2011) and an MS in Measurement Instrument Engineering (2002) from South Ural State University, Russia. With over two decades of experience, she has specialised in fluid flow measurement for the oil & gas, refining, and power sectors since 2008. Her expertise spans the design, calibration, diagnostics, and uncertainty assessment of metering systems, as well as material balance across terminals and pipelines.  

She is an active contributor to the flow measurement community, with numerous technical publications, including several presented at the North Sea/Global Flow Measurement Workshop. 

Jim Watt, Senior Petroleum Measurement and Allocation Inspector - Operations, North Sea Transition Authority

Jim Watt holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Heriot-Watt University, including study of fluid dynamics and thermodynamics.

He has over 20 years of experience in the flow measurement industry, with a career spanning testing, commissioning, field operations, consultancy, and independent assurance. His previous roles include measurement system test engineer, commissioning engineer, field technician, measurement and allocation support engineer, measurement consultant, measurement auditor, and measurement and allocation inspector.

Jim joined the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) in 2023, where he currently serves as Senior Measurement and Allocation Inspector, supporting the assurance of hydrocarbon measurement and allocation across the UK Continental Shelf.