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| 20th International Petroleum Environmental Conference |
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November 12-14, 2013 * San Antonio, Texas
Hyatt Regency Hotel (123 Losoya Street, San Antonio, Texas, USA; 210-222-1234 Click here to make your hotel reservations online
This conference brings together professionals from industry, academia, and government agencies who seek solutions to environmental problems of a technical, legal, and regulatory nature.
It features:
- Plenary lectures by leading experts exploring timely petroleum environmental solutions to problems
- Technical Sessions
- Poster Session and Exhibits
Conference Chairs:
PLENARY SESSION (to-date):
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"Hydraulic Fracturing and Sustainable Development Initiatives" - Michael Dunkel, Director-Sustainable Development - Pioneer Natural Resources, Irving, Texas
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"Successful Oilfield Water Management" - Brent Halldorson, Chief Operating Officer, Aqua-Pure/Fountain Quail Water Management, Roanoke, Texas
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"Developing Ecological Offsets for U.S., Shale Plays: Five years of Learnings" - Russell F. Krauss, VP Marketing & Analysis, Resource Environmental Solutions, LLC, Houston, Texas
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"EPA's Study of the Potential Impacts for Hydraulic Fracturing on Drinking Water Resources" - Jeanne Briskin, Hydraulic Fracturing Research Coordinator Office of Science Policy, Office of Research and Development, US Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC
Conference Sessions (to-date):
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"Open Discussion on Produced Water and Other Water Topics" - Organized by, J. Veil, Veil Environmental, LLC, Annapolis, MD
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"Environmental Forensics for Petroleum Hydrocarbons: Techniques, Practices and Case Studies" - Organized by C. Sandau, Chemistry Matters, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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"Horizontal Remediation Wells for Advanced Petroleum Clean Up" - Organized by M. Sequino & K. Sequino, Directional Technologies, Inc., Wallingford, CT
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"Fracking and Environmental Concerns - Update" - J. B. Fisher, Lithochimeia, Inc., Tulsa, OK
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Audience:
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Professionals who are involved in developing and implementing new technology to address and resolve environmental problems in exploration, production, refining, as well as health safety. |
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Objectives:
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The formal program and information discussions with your colleagues during this conference combine to give you the kind of up-to-date information you have come to expect from a majore conference. |
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This conference has been rated "EXCELLENT" and "GOOD" by 97% of the participants!
Contact us to be placed on the 20th IPEC email distribution list to receive information on:
Email: cese@utulsa.edu
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3 days |
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To register, select the date you would like to attend, click on the
appropriate registration fee, enter the number of people attending, then
click the Register Online button below. Online registration applies to
credit card payments only.
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November 12-14, 2013 |
Hyatt Regency San Antonio Hotel, 210-222-1234, 123 Losoya Street, San Antonio, TX |
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Pre-Conference Workshop:
Cost : $340.00
Date : 11 Nov 2013
Remediation and Restoration of Hydrocarbon and Brine Contaminated Soil Instructed by: Kerry Sublette, The University of Tulsa/Sublette Consulting, Inc. This pragmatic workshop teaches hydrocarbon and brine remediation in a way that is particularly relevant to technical personnel from oil companies, oil service companies, landmen, environmental attorneys, non-technical personnel supporting engineers and geologists, state and federal regulators/technicians, agricultural extension agents, and soil scientists. Participants learn how to design, plan, and implement full-scale soil remediation projects. No prior knowledge of microbiology or soil science is assumed. |
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