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January 2015

Special Report: LNG, NGL and Alternative Feedstocks

Shale gas drives new opportunities for US downstream

This shift to lighter feeds for the SC will reduce the future availability of other petrochemical feedstocks—in particular, propylene.

Technip Stone & Webster Process Technology: Maller, A.  |  Dharia, D.  |  Gbordzoe, E.
Axens: Lambert, N.
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The Authors

Maller, A. - Technip Stone & Webster Process Technology, Houston, Texas

Dharia, D. - Technip Stone & Webster Process Technology, Houston, Texas

Gbordzoe, E. - Technip Stone & Webster Process Technology, Houston, Texas

Lambert, N. - Axens, Rueil-Malmaison, France

Nicolas Lambert manages the team of technologists in charge of fluidized catalytic cracking, residue hydrotreatment and sweetening technologies in Axens’ Middle Distillates & Conversion Business Line. He joined Axens in 2002 as Process Engineer and has successively served as Project Manager for aromatics, reforming and FCC technologies, then as an FCC Technologist before attaining his current position in 2017. Mr. Lambert is an engineering graduate from Arts & Métiers ParisTech (ENSAM).

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