Optimizing Asset Life and Making Replacement Decisions Using DIMP PRA - WEBINAR

ABOUT THIS WEBINAR: 

With the distribution industry trending towards probabilistic risk models, the capabilities and output of those models facilitate predictive analysis and evaluation such as, asset life expectancy, risk and cost over time, mitigation options, and ultimately replacement decisions.

Learning Objective:

By attending, participants will gain a greater understanding of the following:

• How outputs of DIMP PRA model can be used for both enterprise risk management  
• Assess asset life to aid in making asset replacement decisions  

Attendees will receive 1 Professional Development Hour

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

• Pipeline Integrity and Engineers and Managers, Distribution and Transmission 
•  Gas Control Room Operators 
•  Gas Control Room Managers 
•  System Modeling Engineers 

When & Where: 

July 28, 2020 |01:00 pm - 02:00 pm central time| VIRTUAL

Registration fees (open to the public) :

Member: $25

Non-Member:$50

( If you prefer to avoid the credit card fee and pay by check, we can extend a 4% discount by registering with Member Services)

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Experienced Instructor:  

 Tony Alfano, P.E., Head of Section, DNV GL’s Risk Management

Mr. Tony Alfano, P.E. is a Principal Engineer and Head of Section for DNV GL’s Risk Management team in Dublin, Ohio. Mr. Alfano has over 10 years of experience supporting clients with risk management focused on pipeline networks and facilities. Mr. Alfano has conducted significant on-site work with pipeline operators in the areas of risk management with an emphasis on transitioning risk assessment tools into higher-value risk management programs through model and system development.

Refund policy

This event follows the SGA Cancellation Policy "C" when cancellation is needed. 

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LNG and CNG - Opportunities to meet demand in an evolving energy landscape - WEBINAR

ABOUT THIS WEBINAR: 

Natural gas is transported by pipeline, boat, truck and soon, rail. What are the impacts on pipeline operators as well as the end-users?

Future outlooks anticipate that natural gas is set to overtake oil as the world’s primary energy source in the mid-2020s. This will require liquefied natural gas (LNG) to occupy a larger role in the energy mix. 

LNG is natural gas that has been supercooled to a liquid state, for shipping and storage. The volume of natural gas in its liquid state is about 600 times smaller than its volume in its gaseous state. This process makes it possible to transport natural gas to places pipelines do not reach and to use natural gas as a transportation fuel.

LNG makes it possible to provide this fuel to areas where natural gas pipelines are not feasible or do not exist. Liquefying natural gas is a way to move natural gas from producing regions to markets, such as from the United States to countries overseas. As a group, Asian countries are the largest global importers of LNG.

Learning Objective:

By attending, participants will gain a greater understanding of the following:

•  LNG and CNG in the US, the current state of LNG export, emerging uses for LNG and CNG as a non-pipeline solution to growing natural gas demand and increasing regulations

Attendees will receive 1 Professional Development Hour

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: 

• Interstate pipeline companies
• LDC operators
• Commercial and Industrial energy buyers
• Pipeline inspection and construction companies
• Natural gas Marketing companies
• LDC Transport and marketing teams
• Gas Supply teams

When & Where: 

June 25, 2020 |11:00 am - 12:00 pm CDT| VIRTUAL

Registration fees (open to the public) :

Member: $50

Non-Member:$100

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Experienced Instructor:  

James Hulse, Director, Mobile Energy Solutions, CenterPoint Energy

James Hulse is a respected leader and development contributor in the natural gas industry. With more than 10 years of experience in LNG and CNG, as well as holding a patent on LNG pump system technology he has the technical expertise as well as the business knowledge to provide real world solutions to the natural gas consumers. That expertise is used to advance two CenterPoint Energy businesses; Mobile Energy Solutions (MES), which is the leading supplier of LNG and CNG as a delivered natural gas supply during pipeline interruptions, capacity constraints or pipeline construction delays and CenterPoint Energy Intrastate Pipeline (CEIP) which constructs, operates and maintains final mile transmission interconnects. In this role, he focuses on increasing customer loyalty, and the continuous development of products and services to better serve those customers’ needs. 

Hulse has worked in natural gas as the VP of Business Development for Transfuels (ENN), an LNG and CNG infrastructure leader, and the Manager of Business Development for Applied LNG, a Liquefied Natural Gas producer. He has also held other leadership roles in global supply chain, marketing and sales.

Refund policy

This event follows the SGA Cancellation Policy "C" when cancellation is needed. 

For registration Information Please Contact Member Services

For content Information Please Contact Learning & Professional Development.