A 6 Page Sample From The 61 Page Post-Conference Report

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Now Available: All-Inclusive Post-Conference Report with PowerPoint and Video/Audio Files

We offer an excellent value-for-money package for those who couldn't attend the conference in September 2024.

It includes a detailed 61-page post-conference report, complete with an executive summary, presentations, roundtable discussions, curated Q&A sessions, and suggested action points for the industry. 

Additionally, all videos of each presentation, including key Q&A segments from the event, are included, along with all PowerPoint slides submitted during the sessions.

This innovative package allows you to explore the intricacies of the Q&A sessions through the comprehensive post-conference report, which captures most questions and discussions..

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All the videos are included for those who prefer to watch and listen to the presentations and conversations. Alternatively, the slides are available for detailed review if you want to dive into the data supporting each presentation. 

Post-Conference Insights: Emissions Compliance Strategies for Facilities

The report analyzes all the presentations and delivers 30 actionable recommendations for oil and gas operators. These recommendations prioritize cost-effective solutions for emissions reduction programs in upstream and midstream facilities. The report features insights from operators like HighPeak Energy, Marathon Oil Corporation, ExxonMobil, and Pine Midstream, as well as regulators such as the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and operators like EQT and Riley Permian.

What Will You Learn?

· Learn how operators interpret new rules and capture emissions from compressor

  stations

· Understand how operators are designing facilities to meet new emissions               

   standards

· How automation is reducing compliance costs

· Hear directly from state regulators about the implementation of EPA 

  requirements

Key areas covered include:

• Innovations in facility design for improved emissions management and operational efficiency.
• Real-time,  continuous monitoring solutions for different well site sizes and facilities.
• Adopting new technologies for flare compliance, including how smaller operators interpret and respond to regulatory changes
• Designing flare systems to handle specific flow rates and conditions under evolving regulatory targets
• Experts from states like North Dakota and Colorado share best flare mitigation practices
• Insights into which flare metering technologies may be approved or improved by regulatory agencies, and how to select the optimal technology for different meter types, including ultrasonic and thermal mass meters

Golden Nuggets from the Q&A Sessions, Including 

Beyond the high-level issues, the real value of this package comes from the nuanced insights captured in the Q&A discussions. 

Key takeaways include:

• A  detailed breakdown by Dam Sims from the Texas Commission on      Environmental Quality regarding new source performance standards for methane and VOCs, covering storage tanks, fugitive emissions monitoring and repair, and compressor standards.
• Discussions about EPA rules for marginal wells and the challenges smaller operators face with high-cost continuous monitoring technologies.
• Clarify what happens if a state fails to approve its compliance plans and how the EPA’s super-emitter program will work in practice.
• Insight from Mark Jaggers of Marathon Oil Corporation on how his team is engineering zero-emission facilities, focusing on cost-effectively eliminating all potential emission sources.
• How data analytics are optimizing well performance, helping teams manage exceptions with minimal manual intervention.
• Combining old and new emissions control technologies and revisiting established methods can sometimes yield significant advantages      over newer, less-tested technologies.
• The benefits of adopting a centralized data strategy that integrates operations, engineering, and regulatory insights, ensuring all teams have access to accurate data.
• Real-world experiences with new VRU (Vapor Recovery Unit) technologies designed to solve common operational issues in vapor recovery systems.

Plus, Insights from New Technology Innovators 

Learn how leading service providers tailor their offerings to deliver practical solutions for well sites of various sizes, including remote facilities. Companies such as Specialized Sanders, Kuva Systems, EcoVapor Recovery Systems, FET Global Tubing, Flexpipe, and NarrativeWave share their approaches to tackling emissions challenges. Importantly, this package also includes conversations with attendees and participants, providing further context and practical insight.

This package is an indispensable resource for any operator looking to stay ahead of emissions regulations and implement cost-effective, technologically advanced solutions. The combination of the post-conference report, videos, and slides offers an in-depth exploration of key industry issues, practical solutions, and the "golden nuggets" from real-world conversations. Whether you're focused on upstream or midstream operations, this comprehensive package is designed to help you tackle the emissions challenges of 2024 and beyond.

Please email info@strategy-engineering-research.com for further details on how to purchase.