Event Summary
This course will cover the opportunity to generate clean power on natural gas pipelines, without the need to burn gas. The technology is called a natural gas turboexpander generator, and it uses the pressure and flow of natural gas to spine a turbine and generate clean power. This technology has unlocked new business opportunities for North America’s natural gas pipelines to create economic and environmental value for pipeline stakeholders.
Attendees will receive 1.5 Professional Development Hours upon completion.
Learning Objectives
- What are turboexpanders? How do they work?
- Where can you deploy turboexpanders?
- What can you do with the power generated by a turboexpander?
- Building the “Carbon Negative Regulating Station”
Who Should Attend
Executives interested in learning about clean energy solutions, sustainability/new technology/environmental teams, technicians looking for new ways to use the pipelines.
Meet Your Instructor
Michael Longo
Head of Business Development, Anax Power
As Head of Business Development at Anax Power, Mr. Longo coordinates the sales, marketing, and operations activities of the business on a daily basis. Mike also leads Anax’s capital raising activities, which have resulted in over $4M in equity funding and almost $3M in grant funding from a variety of programs throughout North America. He has given presentations on Anax for the American Gas Association (AGA), Petroleum Technology Alliance of Canada (PTAC), the Southern Gas Association (SGA), CERAWeek, the Gas Technology Institute (GTI), and more.
Prior to Anax, Mr. Longo worked as a consultant for BTS, where he helped Fortune 500 companies execute their corporate strategies. Mr. Longo holds a BA in Economics with a minor in Political Science from Middlebury College, where he was a member of the men’s ice hockey team.
