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A major oil and gas company, seeking significant earnings growth from their midstream partnership through both organic growth and targeted acquisition, engaged Advisian to undertake an analysis of potential operating synergies that may be achievable prior to the acquisition and integration of a nearby crude terminal, and to identify risks that may materialise.
Avoiding pipe damage without increasing maintenance costs through numerical analysis.
A technical and economic assessment of two novel processes for decarbonizing natural gas that have the potential to reduce emissions and move the industry towards a low carbon future.
Water is a finite natural resource. Advisian provides strategic and innovative solutions to clients around the globe to provide assessment and understanding of water resources and develop plans that drive efficient use of this precious resource.
Southeast Asia is experiencing considerable economic growth, with an increasing need for reliable, secure and sustainable energy. Between 2000 and 2013, energy demand of the 10 countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) increased by 50%.
Advisian supported the client in maximizing the plant’s throughput and profitability to achieve their goal of operational excellence.
Identifying suitable locations for a proposed LNG processing facility
By combining our analytical strengths with our clients’ business know-how, we don’t develop any solution – we develop the best one for their business.
Helping a major gas transmission project deliver a significant pipeline expansion project on time and within budget.
A midstream operator wanted to develop a standard, modular compressor station design and incorporate best practices from a recent acquisition. The project team developed a new compressor station design vision focused on leveraging skid-mounted modular components, reducing project development and construction cycle time, improving facility build quality and consistency and reducing facility costs.
