Welcome to our Webinar
Be part of our digital journey which continues on Thursday 25 September 2025, starting at 11:30am BST (12:30pm CET).
FREE of charge for all. We'll bring you sessions of substance with a live Q&A.
The Programme
We are delighted to present our Virtual Programme to you.
Please note the schedule and content is subject to change.
Thursday 25 September 2025
11:30 - 12:00 BST
Blue Hydrogen Production- Hydrogen Production from Natural Gas with Carbon Capture (CCS)
Speaker: Filip Cejka, BRE
Abstract: As global energy systems transition toward low-carbon solutions, blue hydrogen – produced from natural gas with carbon capture and storage (CCS) – offers a promising pathway. In this webinar, we compare two key process options for hydrogen production: steam methane reforming (SMR) and autothermal reforming (ATR) with partial oxidation. We evaluate each configuration under multiple carbon capture strategies, including the baseline capture of process CO₂ and an enhanced approach that incorporates additional CO₂ capture from flue gas used in preheating.
The session also explores a hybrid system that integrates ATR with electrolysis to further reduce emissions and optimize resource use. Comprehensive results will be presented, covering hydrogen yield, natural gas consumption, CO₂ emissions, electricity demand, and steam production and utilization.
12:00 - 12:30 BST
Scoping Opportunities for Flared Gas Monetisation
Speaker: Glen Hay, SLB
Abstract: For methane abatement efforts, SLB Emissions Technologies and Solutions uses a plan, measure, act methodology. This presentation will provide an overview of the methodology behind the “plan” pillar for flared gas monetization, investigating the economic challenges and risks behind optimal site selection matched with current and future technological solutions. Within the presentation, the impact of the flared gas composition, pressure, and volumetric flow rates on process solutions will be discussed. The optimal technology strategies will then be matched using an approach to showcase the cost of additional treatment before and after the core process when choosing solutions involving power generation, gas compression, gas liquefaction, or more complex conversion technologies. The presentation will also cover the market for potential products resulting from such solutions and how distance to market can impact economics.
Meet our Speakers
Filip Čejka |
Filip Čejka is a Chemical Engineering Consultant at Bryan Research & Engineering with over four years of experience in process consulting, specializing in process modeling using ProMax, a state-of-the-art process simulation software. In his role, Filip collaborates closely with process engineers to monitor, optimize, revamp and design chemical processes across various industries. Passionate about the energy transition, he approaches every project with a sober engineering eye and a practical mindset. Filip holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague (2021). Outside of work, he is a passionate motorcycle enthusiast who loves jazz music and enjoys dancing blues. |
Glen Hay |
Glen Hay’s career has focused on molecular modeling, reactors, and alternate energy technologies around the world for over two decades with his background in chemical and process engineering. In 2021 he shifted position within SLB to the Methane Emissions Technology and Solutions division where he now enjoys focusing more on the challenges associated with industry’s efforts to achieving near-zero goals |
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