GIAP took part in International Congress and Exhibition “Syngas Nitrogen. Uzbekistan and CIS”
The event was dedicated to the discussion of the largest greenfield and brownfield investment projects, as well as efficiency improvement of active nitrogen, methanol, ammonia and mineral fertilizers plants. The Congress took place on November 9-11 in Tashkent (Uzbekistan).
At the event, GIAP was represented by Deputy General Director – Commerce and Development Director Oleg Kostin, Commercial Director Arkadiy Merkulov and Deputy Commercial Director – Head of Development Valeria Korshunova. The key topic of report was GIAP’s experience in revamping ammonia units and process solutions for greenfield ammonia plant projects in Russia. The speakers presented GIAP's “SMR AM” technology based on steam reforming and GIAP's “Tandem AM” technology using Tandem natural gas conversion process that reduces natural gas consumption and CO2 emissions. GIAP’s “Tandem AM B” “Blue” Ammonia Technology is another know-how discussed.
Thanks to our long-term record of work with Russia-based fertilizer producers, GIAP is able to offer optimized solutions for comprehensive revamping to capacities of 2100-2300 tpd, refurbishment of particular assemblies and supply of ammonia synthesis catalysts.
The Congress was attended by more than 200 representatives from 10 countries. Among the key participants were process licensors, equipment manufacturers and vendors, engineering, design and building companies. The representatives of CASALE, MAXAM-CHIRCHIQ, Ammoniy, Eurochem, KazAzot, KuibyshevAzot, Metafrax Chemicals and other companies shared their expertise.
In their reports, speakers discussed the largest greenfield and brownfield projects in the Central Asian syngas processing industry, ESG agenda and efficiency improvement of active plants.
The key topics included funding and supporting mechanisms, engagement of investors and overseas companies in cooperation, and securities against potential risks.
A visit to the Chirchiq Chemical Industrial Park highlighted the agenda.
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