Free Webinar: How companies are improving performance

Discover how leading companies like Petrobras, PDO, Alpine Polytech, and Strohm are boosting performance and reliability using non-metallics in our focused webinar. Gain actionable insights into extending operational envelopes for temperature and pressure, enhancing safety and lifespan with the latest Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) techniques for RTR composite pipes, and qualifying advanced polymers for new, demanding applications such as CO₂ and hydrogen service.

How companies are improving performance and reliability with non-metallics
Date: Tuesday 27 October 2026
Time: 14:00 – 15:00 CET

Moderator:
Nikolaos Koutras, Team Lead, Materials and Process Engineering, Strohm

Panellists:

Imran Kharusi, Lead Material & Corrosion Engineer, PDO
Claudio Jarreta Neto, Senior Non‑Metallics Expert, Petrobras
Buc Slay, CTO, Alpine Polytech

If you’re unable to attend the live webinar, simply register and we’ll ensure you receive a recording to watch at your convenience.

Join this webinar to gain stand-alone insights, and an early view of the themes shaping the Polymer Engineering for Energy conference, on 1-2 December 2026 in London, UK.

The demands on polymer solutions in the energy sector are evolving at an unprecedented pace. As oil and gas projects encounter harsher environments and the industry adapts to the energy transition, it’s never been more important to understand producers’ priorities and explore innovative technical solutions for rapid project development.

Unmissable sessions for 2026:

Operators’ perspective: latest updates & future priorities – hear from TotalEnergies, Chevron and ExxonMobil
Composite pilot installation for natural gas transport, an overview of the Gendrey pilot project, including RTP vs Steel pipelines from NaTran R&I
Design challenges and misconceptions of high-pressure RTP piping, with critical consideration during different phases and lessons learnt – Saudi Aramco
Project focus session – hear from ExxonMobil and SBM Offshore on the utilisation of non-metallic technologies for deep water development in Guyana

We will also address:

New material engineering for offshore environments
Extreme operating conditions (deep water, HPHT, CO₂, sour gas)

Can polymer qualification keep pace with the energy industry’s drive for speed and innovation?
Insights into new opportunities for the energy transition, including hydrogen permeation, CCS expansion

Find out more about the event by visiting: www.ami.ltd/Energy-2026

Or please contact Harriet White: harriet.white@amiplastics.com