It is a widely recognized fact that a number of uncertainties remain on the evolution of balance between supply and demand in oil and natural gas. This is just one aspect. The other is the relationship between producing and consuming countries.

 

In this context, coal & biomass conversion will keep developing as key components of energy policies of coal - rich countries.

 

In September of 2011, the U.S Energy Information Administration, in its Outlook 2011 report, predicted that CTL production would rise 10 times higher than at present by 2035.

 

As the pace setter, China will host the World CTL 2012 Conference, the reference event on Coal and Biomass conversion to Chemicals, Substitute Natural Gas and Liquid Fuels.

 

Serge Perineau, President World CTL 2012

• - Updated 2012 Market Trends: Global and China
  - Gasification: Newest Innovations
  • - Syngas to Products
  • - Direct and Hybrid Coal Liquefaction
  • - Coal to Fertilizers
  • - Coal to Olefins: Case Study
  • - Coke Oven Gas to Substitute Natural Gas
  • - DME: China Project Findings Analysis
  • - Environment: China Government Voice
  • - Green Tech & Water Tech Innovations

The conference was an excellent opportunity to meet many people from around the world involved in coal conversion technologies
-------------- World Coal Association

 

Good organization, wide range of discussed problems
-------------- Evraz

 

Very good, instructive, helpful to our work.
-------------- John Crane Technology

 

High level, fully prepared, good service
-------------- Harbin Coal Chemical Industry