South East Asia Flow Measurement Conference Announced

NEL announces the launch of the South East Asia Flow Measurement Conference to be held on 6-8 March, 2012 at the InterContinental, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The conference will tackle the hydrocarbon flow measurement challenges facing the South East Asia region, where measurements made have significant economic and environmental implications. Building on 10 years experience of delivering technical workshops and training courses in the region, NEL has developed this conference to help delegates stay ahead of developments in flow measurement technology, regulation and practice.

The format for this event will encompass not only technical presentations from leading world experts, but incorporate half and full day training courses which will give delegates the flexibility to schedule attendance around existing work commitments.

The flexible structure will include both theoretical and real-world experiences from global organisations. The Technical Conference will cover a range of topical issues relevant to the industry today. Manufacturers from around the world will also be showcasing the latest technology for achieving more accurate hydrocarbon flow measurement

Topical training sessions from NEL, in association with Kelton Engineering, NuLab Limited, SGS Oil Gas and Chemicals, and TransCanada Calibrations, will run in parallel to the Technical Conference, providing maximum knowledge sharing throughout the duration of the conference.

Alick MacGillivray, Principal Consultant at NEL and Conference Chair, said: “Over the last decade, this conference has become an excellent opportunity for the industry to debate the topical issues that are impacting their businesses in the region. This year’s comprehensive agenda will help every delegate better understand how they can tackle the complex issues of accurate flow measurement. They will leave the conference with a better technical understanding to make a more informed choice about the equipment and services that will help them shape the future direction of their business.”