February
2010 Gas/Electric Partnership Conference
GAS
COMPRESSION from PRODUCTION through TRANSMISSION
Gas
Industry Trends
Impact of Clean Air Regulations on Gas
Facilities
Upstream Gas Compression Forum
Gas Transmission Compression
Gas Pipeline Efficiency & Waste Heat Reduction
New Product Options
UNDERWRITERS
MAN TURBO Inc.
Voith Turbo
Solar Turbines Incorporated
Entergy Services, Inc.
CompressorTechTwo
Hoerbiger Compression Technology
Compressor Products International
CenterPoint Energy
ABB, Inc.
Southwest Research Institute®
Cummins Inc.
Direct Drive Systems
Association of
Louisiana Electric Cooperatives
Atlas Copco Comptec
Dresser-Rand Company
Anselectric LLC
ARIEL CORPORATION
Converteam
Cameron Corporation
Siemens Oil & Gas
American Electric Power
Compressor Systems, Inc
TMEIC GE
Caterpillar Global Petroleum
Dresser Waukesha
Powerhouse Diesel
Services, Inc.
Emerson
NEUMAN & ESSER USA, INC
GAS
COMPANY PLANNING ADVISORS
Anadarko Petroleum,
BP America, ConocoPhillips, El Paso Corporation,
Marathon Oil Company,
Panhandle
Energy,
Shell Oil, Williams Gas Pipeline
Produced by Gas/Electric Ventures
GAS INDUSTRY TRENDS
Moderated by Donald R. Knop, Williams Gas Pipeline
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Energy Trends &
Impacts on Gas Infrastructure
Darryl
Rogers, Purvin & Gertz
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Greenhouse Gas
Emissions
Byron Wright, El Paso Corporation
IMP
IMPACT
OF CLEAN AIR REGULATIONS ON GAS FACILITIES
Moderated by Charles E. Wait, Panhandle Energy
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Fugitive
Emissions & Leak Detection
Winston A. Johnson, J-II Consulting
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Current EPA
Air Regulatory Issues for the Gas Compressor Industry
Jeffrey A. Adams, BP America Production Company
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Reconstruction
Calculation Methodology for NSPS Subpart JJJJ
John Dutton, J-W Power Company
UPSTREAM
GAS COMPRESSION FORUM
Moderated by Keith Sergent,
ConocoPhillips
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Challenges in Compressor Supply Chain
Steve Taylor,
Natural Gas Services Group
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How Producers and Packagers Can Create Win/Win in a
Lose/Lose Market
Panel
moderated by Keith Sergent,
ConocoPhillips
with
Mark Allen, BP America; Scott Prince, Anadarko Petroleum; Eric Thode,
Exterran; and Larry Naylor, Compressor Systems, Inc.
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Meeting the
Challenges of the Marcellus Shale through Technology
Dan Gualtieri, Halliburton
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Wellhead Electric Compression Application
Bill Elmer, EOG Resources
C.J. Simmons,
Tristar Companies
TRANSMISSION COMPRESSION
Moderated by J. C. Delaney
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Emissions
Reductions from Legacy Engines
Michael P. Whelan, Pipeline Research
Council International & William A. Couch, El Paso Corporation
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Upgrading/Replacement of Older Driver/Compressor Units
Panel moderated by J.C. Delaney
Lowering
Formaldehyde Emissions at the Enogex
Wetumka Compression
Facility
Bret Hunter and Kent Wilson,
Enogex/OGE
Transco’s 2010 Replacement And Expansion Installation Of A
42,000 Electric Drive Centrifugal Compression Package
Bob McChane, Williams Gas Pipeline
Tennessee Gas
Pipeline Natchitoches, LA. Horsepower Replacement Project
Thomas W. Burgett, El Paso Corporation
GAS PIPELINE EFFICIENCY &
WASTE HEAT RECOVERY
Moderated by Larry Bowden, Williams Gas Pipeline
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FERC View of Efficiency
William E.
(Ed) Murrell,
Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission
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Pipeline Systems Efficiency
Anders
T. Johnson, El Paso Corporation
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Waste Heat Reduction Options
Mathew Blieske,
Klaus Brun, & Marybeth Nored,
Southwest Research Institute
NEW PRODUCT
OPTIONS
Moderated by W. Norm Shade, ACI Services, Inc.
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New 175 HP
QSL9G Low Emissions Engine Product
Rusty Downey, Cummins,
Inc.
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Rotary
Compressors for Upstream and Midstream Applications
Mark
McCormick, Emerson
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Compressor
Condition Monitoring With Acoustic Emissions
Lee Alexander, Compressor Products
International
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Titan
250 Turbine (22 MW)
Martin Habel, Solar Turbines
● CM34G
Compressor Drive Engine Update
Wayne Longer, Caterpillar Global Petroleum
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Electric Driven High Efficiency Slow-Speed Reciprocating Compressors
John Arnold, Dresser-Rand
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Design and Development
for Wet Gas Application
Matthias Grapow, MAN Turbo
