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July 2016

Special Report: Refinery of the Future

Teaching an old plant new tricks: The rise of the methanol plant revamp

The last time we saw such marked activity in the methanol industry was back in the 1990s and early 2000s, when methanol production in North America plummeted by almost two-thirds.

Jacobs Consultancy: Stanbridge, S.
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Stanbridge, S. - Jacobs Consultancy, London, UK

Simon Stanbridge is an experienced chemical engineer based in London, UK. He was one of the lead process engineers for a methanol plant relocation front-end engineering design (FEED) project, and is now a technical consultant at Jacobs Consultancy. He is a chartered engineer and holds an MS degree in chemical engineering from the University of Nottingham in the UK.

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