08:00 Registration & Exhibition Open
08:30 Conference Opens
08:45 Speed Dating
09:30 Christian Hågenvik, Equinor ASA
Uncertainty in Calculated Gas Properties Outside Pipeline Quality Natural Gas
10:00 Adriaan van der Veen, VSL
Flow Metering and Totalisation in Gas Grids
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Aleksandr Druzhkov, Emerson
Unlocking Higher LNG Accuracy for Coriolis Flowmeters
11:30 Gabriele Chinello, TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory
An Improved Correction Equation for the Compressibility Effect in Coriolis Flow Meters
12:00 Philip Lawrence, PAL Technical Services
Sampling Bias, and Probe Geometry Effects in Natural Gas Sampling Systems
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Emmelyn Graham, bp Exploration
Subsea Multiphase and Wet-Gas Flow Measurement Standardization and Validation: Operator Perspective
14:00 Husain Alabdeen, Kuwait Oil Company
Field Study on Ensuring Accuracy of Non-Radioactive MPFMs: Manifold vs Wellhead Applications
14:30 Coffee Break
15:00 Alan Parker, M-Flow Technologies Ltd
Multiphase Measurement in CO₂ Enhanced Oil Recovery - Commercial Liquid and Gas Phase Hydrocarbon & CO₂ measurement.
15:30 Sergey Lebedev, Sea Pioneers
Bidirectional Multiphase Flowmeter for Injection and Production in Gas Storage
16:00 Dr Gregor Brown, SLB
Fluid and Phase Versatility: Redefining Ultrasonic Meters for the Energy Transition
19:00 – 22:00 Edinburgh Castle Reception
The Great Hall, St Margaret’s Chapel, The Prisons of War, The Royal Apartments, Honours of Scotland Exhibition (Crown Jewels), Queen Anne Building & Jacobite Room open for drinks and canapés.
19:00 – 22:00 Edinburgh Castle Reception
The Great Hall, St Margaret’s Chapel, The Prisons of War, The Royal Apartments, Honours of Scotland Exhibition (Crown Jewels), Queen Anne Building & Jacobite Room open for drinks and canapés.
08:30 Registration & Exhibition Open
09:00 Dr Nicola Black, Fraunhofer UK
Impurity Detection in CCUS: Opportunities with Emerging Photonic Technologies
09:30 Dr Nadezhda Pashnina, Emerson
Hydrogen. How to measure the extremes with Coriolis? What about Vortex meters?
10:00 Kjetil Folgerø, NORCE Research
Multimodal Speed of Sound and Permittivity Measurements for Hydrogen Gas Quality Characterization
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Karin Blackman, Faure Herman
A Helical Turbine Flowmeter for the Measurement of Liquid and Supercritical CO₂
11:30 Dr Marie Feroux, Osborne Systems
Benchmarking Equations of State for CO₂-rich Mixtures: Towards Reliable CCS Metering
12:00 Jorge Modrego, Francisco Javier Lezaun Enagas, Bodo Mickan, PTB, Thomas Kappes, EP-E
High-Pressure Hydrogen Flowmeter Calibration Laboratory with a Primary Reference System
12:30 Juliana B.R. Loureiro, NIDF
Experimental investigation of CO₂ flow rate measurement uncertainties near and at the supercritical state
13:00 Lunch
14:00 David Braybrook, TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory
CFD-Derived Corrections for Ultrasonic Flow Metering: A Validation and Uncertainty Assessment
14:30 Younis Al Riyami, PDO
Benchmarking Flare Measurements Across PDO Upstream Facilities with VIIRS Night Fire Satellite Data
15:00 Henry Jin, MEDENG
Integrating Upstream Fuel Metering and Atmospheric Inversion for Continuous Facility-Level Carbon Flux Measurement
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Ramon Silva Martins, UFES Brazil
CFD-supported ultrasonic flow measurement for flare gas applications: Practical insights on disturbed flows and installation effects
16:30 Phil Stockton, Accord Energy Solutions
A New Equation for Flare Combustion Efficiency
17:00 Close
08:30 Registration & Exhibition Open
09:00 Pablo Castro Valdez, Endress+Hauser
Field Evaluation of Volume Measurement Accuracy in Turbine and Coriolis Meters Under Varying DRA Concentrations
09:30 Alexander Nikolaisen, Sebastian Hartvigsen, Pro Analysis
Field validation: Improved oil-in-water monitoring in a high-pressure produced water reinjection system
10:00 Yahya Al Naumani, PDO
A Breakthrough in Accurate Correlation of RVP To TVP For Crude Oil
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Tom Mooney, bp America
Measurement as a Business Process Across bp and NOJVs
11:30 Dr Gregor Brown, SLB
An ultrasonic meter with uncertainty output for quantitative self-verification
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Fábio Costa, Fluid Dynamics Metrology Division (DINAM), National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology (INMETRO), Brazil
Ultrasonic Gas Meter Diagnostics as Reliable Indicators of Measurement Error: A Multi-Laboratory Investigation
13:30 Patrick Arnould, Robert Gordon University & i-Vigilant Technologies Ltd
CFD modelling of an 8P USM - How accurate can the simulation be?
14:00 Martin Nese, Cignus
Novel mass-flow meter solving scaling challenges for H₂ and CCS
15:00 Wendy Muñiz, CIATEQ
Digital Control of Measuring Equipment: Risks under ISO 17025 and 10012
15:30 Leonhard Braun, Fraunhofer
Magnetic-marking-based flow metering with optically pumped magnetometers: A clamp-on demonstrator
16:00 Richard Steven, CEESI
An Update on Orifice Meter Performance in Multiphase Wet Gas Flow Applications
16:30 Best Paper Award
17:00 Close
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