GAS Analysis 2021: Fokker Terminal, The Hague | 22-24 June 2021
Our biennial GAS Analysis event is the leading global symposium for gas analysis and the best forum for the latest developments and applications in industry and society. GAS Analysis attracts hundreds of experts from national and international institutions, world-renowned industry and academia, representing more than 30 countries.
From 22 to 24 June 2021, NEN and the ISO technical committee on analysis of gases (ISO/TC 158) will organise this GAS Analysis event for the 11th time. The meeting venue will again be the inspiring Fokker Terminal, The Hague, close to the historical city centre of the political capital of The Netherlands.
GAS Analysis 2021 offers the opportunity to:
- meet peers, policy makers, technical staff, analysts, manufacturers, and end-users
- present and discuss cutting-edge advances in gas metrology, energy transition, industrial innovation, and climate and air quality
- learn about continuous emission measurement systems, accreditation in gas analysis, measurement validation and uncertainty, contamination control, novel developments in gas chromatography and air quality from a series of short courses
“The absolute MUST attend event for anyone interested in or involved with measurement of gases for regulatory use, custody transfer or gas analysis of high value products. This is where the real gas analysis experts meet up and discuss.”
Martin Vasarhelyi, Air Liquide Danmark A/S
Share your research findings – Call for abstracts now open!
To offer an inspiring symposium programme, we need your contributions! You are kindly invited to share your research findings with a devoted audience by providing a lecture in one of our four sessions or by presenting a poster that will also be displayed at the exhibition area. Read more in our ‘Call for abstracts‘. Abstracts should be submitted online before 15 October 2020. All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee to assess whether they meet the acceptance criteria. We look forward to your contributions!
>> Go directly to online submission of your abstract
“GAS is a very good show for a company like ours. All the major actors of our business are present and it is very easy and convenient to have conversations with people, considering the size of the event. We will definitely be there in 2021!”
Nicolas Collinet, Orthodyne
Increase your visibility – Sponsoring & exhibition prospectus now available
We are pleased that the GAS Analysis 2021 Sponsorship & Exhibition prospectus is now available. This prospectus provides you an overview of several opportunities that we offer to increase your visibility at our 11th international GAS Analysis event and to give your organisation another boost. We anticipate around 300 participants to attend this premier event. Your organisation will benefit from an excellent opportunity to showcase your advanced technologies and innovative products and services to a targeted international audience. See the Exhibition or Sponsoring section if you are interested in becoming an exhibitor or sponsor. We look forward to welcoming you as valued partner of GAS Analysis 2021!
Get inspired by GAS Analysis 2019
For both who participated in GAS Analysis 2019 and those who have missed this appealing event, the 80-second movie together with the photo gallery give a nice impression to bring good memories back or to convince yourself to be present at GAS Analysis 2021. Enjoy!
Wrap-up 18 June 2019
The 10th edition, organised in Fokker Terminal, kicked off by Angels Orduna of SPIRE2030, who presented the roadmap 2030 for sustainable process industry through resource and energy efficiency (SPIRE). Adriaan van der Veen of VSL (Dutch Metrology Institute) and chair of ISO committee on analysis of gases explained the need for and benefits of standardisation in the 2nd opening speech. After this opening, participants could join parallel sessions. In session ‘Transition fuels: natural gas and biogas’ Martijn van Essen of DNV GL provided the keynote on assessing and validating new method of knocking characteristic determination for LNG as fuel. Rod Robinson of National Physical Laboratory (NPL) provided the keynote in session ‘Enhancing health, safety and the environment’ addressing the perspective on current standardisation activities in air quality and emissions measurements and implications for gas analysis. In session ‘Gas cylinder treatment and handling’, chair Paul Holland of EffecTech gave a lecture on use of new cylinder design of LPG/NGL calibration mixtures. Day 1 was concluded with a celebration ceremony in which Paul Krusemann as valued member of organisation committee looked back on 20 great years and Rik van Terwisga, managing director of NEN, formally opened the drinks!
Wrap-up 19 June 2019
New feature at GAS Analysis Events are short courses. Rob Wessel had the honour to kick-off with his short course on accreditation in gas analysis in which he addressed the key changes in new editions of ISO 17034 and ISO/IEC 17025 and how ISO/TC 158 can support successful preparation for accreditation. In parallel, the session ‘Accelerating the hydrogen economy’ took place where Ward Storms of Toyota Motor Corporation provided keynote on the outlook towards a sustainable hydrogen economy. New session theme was measuring isotopes with topics like mixture stability of isotopic gases and CO2 isotope ration metrology. Session chair Tracey Jacksier of Air Liquide kicked-off this session. The session on metrology, standardization and certification was reintroduced under chairmanship of Robert Wielgosz of BIPM. In the afternoon, also the session on laboratory and process optimisation kicked-off. Another highlight was the social event at Scheveningen Beach. After a historic tour across The Hague, the participants enjoyed a great evening with good food and company. Entertainment was provided by the Wildmen Blues Band with Mark van Lieshout and Paul Krusemann as valuable members of organising team live on stage.
Wrap-up 20 June 2019
In the morning, participants could choose between lectures and a short course. The latter was provided by Jaap de Zeeuw of Restek Corporation who discussed the topic of practical maintenance and troubleshooting in gas chromatography including challenges in split and splitless injection systems and role of computer modelling. The lectures were a continuation of the session on laboratory and process optimisation under chairmanship of Paul Krusemann of Eurofins Materials Science. Lars Hildebrandt of nanoplus Nanosystems and Technologies GmbH had the pleasure to kick-off with a talk about innovations of their devices and corresponding spectroscopic applications. The last session covered energy gases and was chaired by Martin van der Veer of Shell Global Solutions. GAS Analysis 2019 was concluded with the handing over the awards for best lecture to Hisashi Abe of AIST based in Japan and best poster to Roel Beelen of VSL. On behalf of the entire crew, we would like to thank our main sponsor Air Liquide and congress bag sponsor Linde, our 35 exhibitors, our short course leaders, speakers and poster presentors as well as all participants for flying with us. We look forward to welcoming you onboard again in 2021!
