Unveiling the Future of
Onshore Facilities Emissions Reduction

As regulations impacting the onshore oil and gas industry become more stringent, it is no surprise that emissions reduction and leak detection are the driving themes for this year's onshore facility engineering conference.  Our primary focus will be to help onshore operators minimize the cost of complying with these new regulations, while contributing to the efficiency of the onshore facility and well site operation.

Day One focuses on methane emissions reduction strategies and electrification; starting with a broader focus on methane capture strategies, including eliminating gas pneumatic controllers and examining the latest technologies to replace them, including electric alternatives. 

Day Two centers around solutions for leak detection and carbon capture emissions reduction whilst Day Three is dedicated to optimizing facility costs; by managing raw materials, inflation, equipment reuse, downsizing, and metering strategies, while also incorporating automation to increase efficiency.   Day Three also focuses on finding cost-effective solutions while incorporating the latest advancements in technology and design. Pipeline technologies, facility design, and construction techniques – attend this event to hear the latest innovations in these areas.

Hear How To Minimize The Cost Of Complying With Increasing ESG Regulation, 
While Contributing To The Efficiency Of The Onshore Facility And Well Site Operations

Throughout this year’s program, automation is integrated into all of the discussions - as a crucial driver in helping facilities reduce methane emissions and improve environmental performance.

And, new for 2024, we are excited to announce that we will be examining carbon capture and sequestration applications from a facilities perspective, focusing on the key technologies, applications and business use cases.   Speakers will also be looking at how to address flare monitoring and tank pressure monitoring, as well as manage the large amounts of data being collected in the industry, all designed to help operators explore different ways to achieve emission reductions. 

We will analyze the range of leak detection solutions available for different equipment and pipelines throughout the facility operation, in relation to how scalable and cost-effective different technologies are.  Electrification will also be discussed in detail, and we will continue to look at utility power connection challenges, as well as cleaner energy alternatives.

As always, we will be providing comprehensive and up-to-date information on available technologies, industry practices, and solutions, running a mix of presentations, panel discussions, and opportunities for attendees to interact with technology vendors. 

We look forward to meeting the industry again in Houston this September.