Abstract
On January 14
th Paul Britton of
EnerSea Transport LLC
will be speaking at the MIT Energy Initiative about how technological
innovation in marine transport could revolutionize the global natural
gas market. In particular, he will describe his company's low-cost,
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) shipping technology, which is being
considered around the world as a compliment to the current international
gas transport technologies, namely, large-scale pipelines and liquefied
natural gas (LNG) ships/terminals.
About the Speaker
Paul Britton has served as EnerSea’s Managing Director
since May 2001, and has overall responsibility for the Company’s
commercial and technical development.
Paul started his career with Conoco working internationally in both
upstream and downstream infrastructure projects that included deepwater
pipelines in the North Sea and natural gas processing plants in
Trinidad.
Paul then managed several large engineering projects for INTEC
Engineering, most notably Gazprom’s Blue Stream Phase I development
study for a gas pipeline connecting Turkey and Russia in 2,150 meters of
water depth.
Paul started up and managed Advanced Production and Loading, Inc.
(“APL”) in Houston, marketing offshore ship’s turrets and loading
systems to new markets in the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Canada and South
America.
Prior to working at EnerSea, Paul developed Schlumberger’s Asset
Management business in Asia. Paul earned his Bachelor’s degree in
Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma in 1986, and is a
registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas.
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