November 15, 2013
Cartagena Colombia
Charleston Santa Teresa Hotel La Capilla Conference Room
Plaza Santa Teresa
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$600 per participant/$400 for plastic processors (companies that purchase resins and process it in other forms)
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PetroChemical Consulting Alliance
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Jorge Bόhler-Vidal
buhlerjo@polyolefinsconsulting.com
732-951-8710
Presentations will be made by industry consultants and invited speakers. Speakers will be presenting developments in many of the polyolefins polymerization technologies in use or being considered for the region. This will be a unique opportunity to hear about the most recent advances in basic petrochemical and polymerization technologies, and their products. Speakers will include representatives from the following companies:
Baker Hughes Specialty Polymers USA
Chevron Phillips USA
Dow Quimica Brazil
Ineos Technologies USA
Lummus Novolen Technology Germany
Mexichem Resinas Colombia
Multidynamics Colombia
Pipa Consulting Mexico
Platts USA
Propilco Colombia
Univation Technologies USA
UOP USA
You should attend this event if you are involved in the petrochemical and plastics industry, from basic petrochemicals, monomer and polymer producers to processors, including technology, equipment and raw material suppliers as well as end users. This seminar will provide a chance to better understand the technologies that shape the industry.
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