Course Number
TR-1-14
Title / Theme
Future Advanced Technology for Petroleum Industry
Dates
2014.04.07〜2014.04.24
Objectives
To provide knowledge of future technologies such as biotechnology, solar power, hydrogen fuel cell and carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS)
Main Topics
Participants will acquire knowledge of future advanced
technologies that will open new business horizons for oil
companies.
1. New business strategies of Japanese oil companies
2. World energy situation
3. Workshop for refinery equipment optimization using a virtual refinery
4. Fuel cell vehicle and photovoltaic power generation
5. Carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS)
6. Discussion
Future vision of your country and the role of each participant
7. Visits to:
･ A refinery
･ A CCS demonstration site
･ A hydrogen station
･ Research centers, biotechnology laboratories
Application Deadline
2014.02.03
Qualification
Managers or others in an equivalent position in a production department, research section or planning sector, who are interested in petroleum technology and new energy, and who have a university degree, or others with equivalent qualifications
Project Report
New Business Strategies in Japanese Oil Companies; World Energy Situation and New Energy; Class Discussion 1: Current Efforts for Technology Development; Profitability Improvement Simulation by JCCP Refinery; Hydrogen Society; Petroleomics (the technology for characterizing crude oil and its products at the molecular level); Class Discussion 2: Future Energy Vision of Your Country
Host Country
Japan
Participating Countries
Indonesia, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan, Thailand, Vietnam
Number of Participants
14
Site Visits
Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd. (Central Research Laboratory);
Sanyu Plant Service Co., Ltd. (waste treatment
factories and research center); Japan CCS Co., Ltd.
(Tomakomai Demonstration Site); Fuji Oil Co., Ltd. (Sodegaura Refinery); Fuel Cell and Solar
Energy Demonstration House; Ebina Hydrogen Refueling Station; Chugai Technos Corporation
(Tsukuba Bio-frontier Center)
Sanyu Plant Service Co., Ltd. (waste treatment
factories and research center); Japan CCS Co., Ltd.
(Tomakomai Demonstration Site); Fuji Oil Co., Ltd. (Sodegaura Refinery); Fuel Cell and Solar
Energy Demonstration House; Ebina Hydrogen Refueling Station; Chugai Technos Corporation
(Tsukuba Bio-frontier Center)
Others
* Further course details will be announced three (3) months before the start of the course.
Report (English)