Chair: Stephen Henderson, Flatrock Engineering and Environmental
The Value of Corrosion Studies for Amine Processing Units
Brian McNeill and Shane Kelliher, The Equity Engineering Group
Electrification in Gas Processing: Keeping Pace with Electrical Demand
Lance Roberts and Jim McTasney, Enerflex
Better Safe Work Permitting Execution
David Drerup, Operational Sustainability, LLC
Co-Chairs: Tim Cullinane, ExxonMobil; Michael Hlavinka, Bryan Research & Engineering; Chris Root, Consultant
Solubility of Light Hydrocarbons in Amine Treating Solutions
Mike Hegarty, H2W United, LLC
Innovative Approach to Tackling Lube Oil Dilution in Turbine Systems: A Case Study and Solution
Christian Giroux, Texas Turbine, Inc.
100 Tpd Co2-Tsa Carbon Capture Economics And 20 Tpd Pilot Lessons Learned
Paul Dunn and Garrett Lambert, Caterpillar
Shell Blue Hydrogen Process – Innovating towards more cost-effective and lower CI decarbonized (blue) hydrogen production maximizing the ability to take advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act 45V incentives
Justin Swain and Farhang Abdollahi, Shell Catalysts & Technologies
TBA
Jeremy Goh, Baker O'Brien
Co-Chairs: Mahdi Nouri, Triumph Gas Technology Consulting; Brian Booth, Enterprise Products
Tankless 6.0 - Central Processing Facility
Shelton Cabral, Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Real-Time Modeling of Facilities
Justin Slagle, Bryan Research & Engineering
Integrated Nitrogen Rejection Unit (NRU), Helium Recovery and Liquefaction Unit
Ravi Vipperla, Chart Industries
Improved Monitoring of Merox Unit Operation – Replace the Shake Test with UOP Mercaptide Probes
Jessy Trucko, Honeywell UOP; Gordon Penner, Pembina Pipeline Corporation
Co-Chairs: Christina Zickefoose, BPX Midstream; Nhan Truong, Enterprise
Pipeline Videos Help Improve Gas Quality
Paul Stockwell, Process Vision
Rehabilitation of Existing 49 CFR 192 Pipeline using Steel-Reinforced Spoolable Pipe
David Gregory and Shawn Poworoznik, FlexSteel Pipeline
Non-Intrusive Pig Signallers – Should You “Make the Switch”
Gavin Duncan, IK Trax
Aaron Blomquist, TPH & CO
Co-Chairs: Tim Cullinane, ExxonMobil; Ben Gurtler, Koch Engineered Solutions
War Stories and Failures Modes of Inlet Gas Coalescer Systems
David Engel, Nesco Solutions
Optimizing Gas Processing in the Permian Basin: Choosing Between TEG with Molecular Sieve Polishing or Fully Saturated Molecular Sieve Dehydration
Timothy Oneal, Sergey Tatarinov and Kelly Hert; Enerflex
Enhancing Plant Efficiency: The Impact of Sulfur Speciation Studies on Natural Gas Processing
Curtis Kendal and Janelle Bird, V-TIC Services
Identifying and Controlling Source of H2S Spikes in Residue Gas: A Case Study of a Natural Gas Processing Plant in North Texas
Andy Sevordzi, Enbridge Energy
TBA
Kevin Broom, GPA Midstream
Mahdi Nouri, Triumph Gas Technology Consulting;
Jennifer Hagerman, MPLX; Andrew Parker, SPL Inc.
Ryan Rudnitzki, Rpower
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Kevin Broom, GPA Midstream Association
Keith Coyle, Babst Calland
As part of the 2023 GPA Midstream Convention in San Antonio, Texas, we will be hosting an informational session on the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’s new rule for onshore gas gathering lines. The session, which will be held on September 18, 2023, from 4:00p.m. to 5:00 p.m. central time, will include a detailed discussion of the requirements for newly regulated Type C gathering lines. The session will also cover requirements that apply to reporting-only Type R gathering lines, as well other key provisions in the new rules, including the process for obtaining authorization to use composite pipe material in Type C lines. Keith Coyle, a former PHMSA Attorney Advisor who advised GPA Midstream during the rulemaking process and is representing GPA Midstream in litigation before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, will lead the session. GPA Midstream encourages all affected stakeholders to attend this important informational session and learn more about PHMSA’s new rules for onshore gas gathering lines.
Rockin’ Your Personal Brand aims to empower attendees with the tools to craft a standout personal brand. Through the workshop, common branding missteps and their solutions will be highlighted, giving participants a unique opportunity to implement their learnings on the spot. The event, a collaboration between Targa Resources, Compass and INNIO's Waukesha Engine, promises a blend of knowledge and hands-on experience.
Mahdi Nouri, Triumph Gas Technology Consulting; Sjoerd Hoogwater, Phillips 66; Michael Sheilan, Amine Experts; Nick Hammond, Zeochem
Our course will be customized for operators, engineers, or managers, whether designing, operating, or servicing the industry! Our technical training course is founded on transferring our knowledge in the most realistic, practical, and effective manner possible. We will present Midstream Facilities Optimization Guidelines (GPA Midstream Technical Report), inlet feed separation and condensate stabilization, amine treating, dehydration with glycols, contaminants removal by adsorption, cryogenic gas processing, natural gas dewpoint controlling, and NGL fractionation subjects. Attendees will also obtain practical information to help reduce operating costs, maintenance costs, and how to improve system performance.
Scott Miller, Honeywell UOP
Carl Hahn, Transcend Solutions, LLC
Ryan Rudnitzki, INNIO Waukesha
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
Matt Mardell, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, The Netherlands
