Enhancing refinery profitability with a novel offgas conversion technology
The refining industry is challenged every day to optimize product slates that comply with market demand, product specifications, environmental regulations and refining-petrochemical integration, all while remaining profitable.
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The Authors
Aronson, A. - Siluria Technologies, San Francisco, California
Andrew Aronson is a Senior Technical BD Analyst for Siluria Technologies. He has worked for Siluria since 2010, and has specialized in process development, project management, and is focused on commercializing the Modus technology. Mr. Aronson holds an MS degree in mical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, a BS degree in chemical engineering from the University of Illinois and an MBA degree from the University of Michigan.
Zaziski, D. - Siluria Technologies, San Francisco, California
DR. David Zaziski is the Director of Business Development, External Affairs and Communications for Siluria Technologies. Over the past 15 yr, Dr. Zaziski has worked at the intersection of new technology, public policy and commercializing products from concept in areas including energy, cleantech, aerospace, nanotechnology and defense. Dr. Zaziski holds a PhD in chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley and a BS degree in chemistry from the University of Michigan.
Carter, D. - Wood Group, Houston, Texas
Daniel Carter is the Director of Global Consultancy within Wood’s Process Technology and Consulting service line. His responsibilities include consultancy and pre-FEED business development and project execution in the onshore upstream, midstream, LNG, refining and petrochemical business lines globally. Mr. Carter earned an MBA degree from Warwick Business School and an MS degree in chemical and bioprocess engineering from the University of Wales, Swansea. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and a chartered engineer.
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