NGL Recovery Optimization & Cryoplant Facilities Design 2015

The Only Initiative Focussing On How To Standardize Equipment And Supplier Selection Within An NGL Markets Context To Dramatically Increase Project Execution Speed

Presentations, Delivered By Gas Processing Operators, Will Focus On The Following Mission Critical Topics:

February 17-18 | Houston | Texas

Expert Insight From 20+ Leading Midstream Operators Including Process Engineers, Facilities Engineers & Project Managers

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• STANDARDIZATION: Understanding how standardization of compression stations, dehydration, stabilization, safety and emissions control is being used to improve cryoplant operability while dramatically improving execution speed and costs

• MODULARIZATION: Examining the very latest applications of modularization in NGL processing plants to identify strategies for shaving time and cost off construction

• EMISSIONS REDUCTION: Detailing the current and impending emission regulations and how standardized relief systems and ultra lean burn design can bring projects in line with API guidelines

• STRATEGIC EQUIPMENT SOURCING: Assessing how accurate designs and strong supplier relations are being developed to reduce the costs and flexibility of compression, dehydration and stabilization

• NGL MARKET DYNAMICS: Forecasting market demand and pricing for ethane and butane to predict cryoplant demands and flexibility requirements and risk over the next 2-5 years

• C2 – C5 RECOVERY TECHNIQUES: Comparing GSP, RSV, LPG and high propane refrigeration plants to understand which provides the highest profit feedstock at the lowest risk

• CONDENSATE HANDLING: Understanding how to optimize handling and processing designs to accommodate growing condensate production from shale plays to improve safety, emissions, and facility execution speed

Shirish Mehta Engineering Manager Targa Resources

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Maximizing C2-C5 Recovery - Increasing Execution Speed - Reducing Costs

Establishing Design Standards For Maximizing NGL Recovery, Increasing Facility Execution And Reducing The Construction Costs Of Cryoplants:Process Engineering Strategies For Maximizing Responsiveness To Evolving Ethane, Propane, Butane And Condensate Demands

William McCandless Vice President, Gathering & Processing Optimization Enable Midstream

Amol Wayangankar Market Development Lead Adviser Antero Resources

Pavan Adapa Senior Process Engineer Regency Gas

Keith Schafer Manager, Compression NiSource

Craig Wentworth Midstream Manager, Process & Treating XTO Energy

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NGL Recovery Optimization & Cryoplant Facilities Design 2015 is a brand new forum shaping up to be the most practical and exciting technical midstream initiative of 2015.

This is the first initiative to combine in-depth technical detail with big-picture, strategic, business optimization objectives to provide practical solutions on how to increase repeatability, operability and safety and reduce emissions in gas processing plants; all with the end goal of making dramatic improvements to project execution speed and NGL recovery.

NGL Recovery Optimization & Cryoplant Facilities Design 2015 is the only forum to discuss design strategy within the volatile NGL market context; to provide insights on how to maximize propane recovery, deal with excess ethane and build contingency should market dynamics change.

This is the only initiative dedicated specifically to process engineering, facilities engineering, and project management professionals, from engineer to VP level, in US gas processing companies looking for practical, take away solutions on how to drive down costs and increase the speed of execution. It will drive collaborative learning and understanding of the key challenges in this space, as well as deliver tried and tested solutions for overcoming them.

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SEE KEY FEATURES BELOW:

• OPERATOR-LED: This is not a initiative led by academics or suppliers; it is an initiative for gas processing engineers, created by gas processing engineers, delivering solutions for gas processing engineers.

• CASE STUDY FOCUSED: This not research and sales-pitch type initiative. Presenters will break down what has been done well so far, why it went well, what didn’t go well, how it can be applied elsewhere and what changes can be made to standardize its success.

• APPLICABLE, TAKE AWAY LEARNING BENEFITS: The presenters at this initiative are not delivering theory but rather will be delivering practical presentations with the aim of providing the kind of insights and solutions that can be taken away from the initiative and applied in the field with immediate effect.

• TWO PRONGED TECHNICAL & STRATEGIC APPROACH: This initiative doesn’t just look at the nuts and bolts or big picture strategies in isolation - it combines best practice case studies from some of the leading gas processing engineering minds, who are also strategically focused, to ensure lessons are delivered on how to optimize both NGL recovery and overall project costs in cryoplants.

• STRATEGIC EQUIPMENT SOURCING FOCUS: A whole section is dedicated to optimizing supplier relations to enable high quality parts and services at the lowest cost.

• MODULARIZATION IN A MARKET CONTEXT: This congress focuses on how to standardize equipment on different projects, in different locations but within the context of market demand and pricing for C2-C5 to predict cryoplant demands, flexibility requirements and risk over the next 2-5 years.

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CRYOPLANT DESIGN AND SPEED OF EXECUTIONDay 1Tuesday February 17, 2015

08.45 Chair’s Opening Remarks

KEYNOTE PANEL: STANDARDIZATION

09.30 Understanding How Standardization Is Being Used To Improve Operability, Safety, And Emission Compliance While Dramatically Improving Execution Speed And Costs

•Examiningthekeydriversthatincreaseprojectexecutionspeedandhowthesearebeingseentoincreasetotalprofitability

•Detailingtheimportanceofstandardizingdesigntoevaluatethepotentialforfurtherstandardizationinthefuture

•Evaluatinghowgreaterinitialinvestmentinstandardizedequipmentisbeingseentoimprovereliability,repeatability,andlong-termcostreduction

•Understandinghowstandardizedrecoverydesignsenablegreaterflexibilityenablingfasterresponsetimestomarketvolatility

Craig Wentworth, Midstream Manager, Process & Treating, XTO Energy

Shirish Mehta, Engineering Manager, Targa Resources

09.30 Question & Answer Session

IMPROVING SPEED OF EXECUTION, COSTS AND EMISSIONS

EXAMINING HOW INCREMENTAL DESIGN IMPROVEMENTS, STANDARDIZATION AND MODULARIZATION ARE BEING USED TO MAXIMIZE REPEATABILITY, IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE THE COSTS OF CRYOPLANT EXECUTION

OPERABILITY & RELIABILITY

09.40 Examining Design Strategies And Incremental Design Improvements Being Used To Minimize Change Orders And Improve Long-Term Operability And Reliability

•Detailingtheimportanceofcontinualoperationalreviewsandreflectingon‘lessonslearned’tominimizechangeordersandoptimizerepeatability

•Explaininghowfrequentoperationaldesignimprovementhasprovengreateraccuracyinplantspecificationswhileremovingincrementalcostsonvariableitemssuchasvalvesandtrays

•Understandinghowregionalreviewscanproduceregion-specificdesigntemplatesontraysandinsulationrequirements,DCSsystems,valvesandpumpstodramaticallyimproveoperability

•Breakingdownhowregionaldesignsarestandardizedwithinthelocalregulationsandadaptedtorichgasornitrogenheavyareastomaximizereliability,speedandrecovery


10.20 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

MODULARIZATION

10.50 Examining The Very Latest Applications Of Modularization In NGL Processing Plants To Identify Strategies For Shaving Time And Cost Off Construction

•Comparingthecostsofmodulardesignwithfieldconstructiontodeterminewhichismosteffectiveintermsofspeedandcosts

•Highlightinghowmodularskiddesignhasimprovedprojectexecutionspeedandquantifyingtheextenttowhichitcouldexpeditethecompletionoffutureprojects

•Understandingwheremodulardesignhasn’tworkedsuccessfullyandhowtoidentifyareaswherefielddevelopmentismoreeffective

•IdentifyingareaswheremodularizationcanposerisktoNGLrecoveryeffectivenesstoidentifyareaswherein-fielddevelopmentisnecessary


EMISSIONS

11.30 Detailing The Current And Impending Emission Regulations And How Standardized Relief Systems And Ultra Lean Burn Design Can Bring Projects In Line With API Guidelines

•Detailingthecurrentandimpendingemissionregulationsandhowdesignstandardizationsforsafetyandreliabilitydirectlyminimizeemissionrisk

•ExamininghowstandardizedreliefsystemstocaptureemissionsfromsafetyvalvesandpipecanbringprojectsinlinewithAPIguidelines

•DetailinghowUltraLeanBurndesigncanbestandardizedperregiontoimproveemissionsandreducethepermitapprovalprocess

•AssessinginnovativetechniquesandmethodsforVaporRecoveryUnitstominimizeenvironmentalimpact

•ExaminingoptimaldesignlayoutsforhighAPIstoragetankstomitigatefugitiveemissionsfromcondensates


REGENERATIVE THERMAL OXIDIZATION

12.10 Examining How To Standardize Design For RTOs To Reduce The Amount Of Gas Burned And Save Costs

•UnderstandingthepotentialforincreasedgasretentionusingRTOtechnologycomparedwithstandardthermaloxidization

•ExamininghowmuchmoneycanbesavedbyswitchingtoRTObynothavingtousegastoraisethetemperature

•DetailinghowtostandardizeRTOdesignforexecutionacrossotherprojectstoenabletotalcostreductions


12.50 Networking Lunch In Showcase Exhibition Area

STRATEGIC SOURCING AND DESIGN STANDARDSEXAMINING HOW TO STANDARDIZE SPECIFIC

COMPONENT AND EQUIPMENT DESIGN IN CRYOPLANTS TO ENABLE STRATEGIC SOURCING FOR IMPROVED

QUALITY, EFFICIENCY AND COST REDUCTION

COMPRESSION

13.50 Establishing Industry Design Standards For High BTU Compressor Stations In Shale Plays To Enable Repeatability Between Sites

•EngineSelection:DeterminingwhichtypeofengineismosteffectivewhencompressinghighBTUgasfromshaleplays

•ValveConstruction:Establishingbestpracticesforstandardizingtheconstructionofvalvesincompressorstationstominimizetimewhenmovingfromwelltowell

•PressureDesign:Decidinghowtomovevariousvolumesthroughatvariouspressuresandhowthiscanbestandardizedperregion

•StrategicSourcing:Highlightingexamplesofeffectivecompressiondesignstandardizationandhowthesehaveincreasedoperabilityandstrategicsourcing

Keith Schafer, Manager, Compression, Columbia Pipeline Group


STABILIZATION

14.30 Understanding The Design Differences For Different Climates And How Heaters, Cross Exchangers And Trays Can Be Standardized To Maximize Operability

•Examininghoweffectivedesignscanbestandardizedtoenablestrategicsourcingtoincreaseexecutionspeedandreducecost

•Highlightingtheimportanceoffeedflowratesonthesideofthecolumntoavoidoverloading

•Discussingtheimportanceoftemperatureprobeplacementandhoweffectivestandardizeddesignimprovesoperability

•Illustratinghowstrategicsourcingperregionenablesstandardizedseparationdesigntobeadjustedquickly,andatlowcost


DEHYDRATION

15.10 Evaluating How The Standardized Use Of Package Equipment For Dehydration Is Being Applied To Reduce The Costs Of Liquid Handling

•UnderstandingthedifferencebetweenfieldandplantTEGdehydrationunitstoensuredesignstandardscancopewithincreasedpressurelevels

•Examininghowoptimalinletliquidhandlingsystemscanhelppredicttheamountofliquidcomingintopipelinetoincreaseefficiencyandreduceemissions

•Quantifyingtheoveralltimesavedthroughusingstandardizedfiltrationtosweetenthegastoimproveflowrateandpreventcorrosion

•Highlightinghowtosecuresupplierflexibilitytoaccountfordifferentpressuresandsupplylevelstoallowfastresponsetimes

•Examiningindependentlevelmeasurementandnozzlespecificationstooptimizedesignareasforslugcatchersforbothhighandlowpressures


15.50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

PERMITTING AND SPEED OF EXECUTIONEXAMINING PROJECT MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES

FOR EXPEDITING THE PERMIT APPROVAL PROCESS AND IMPROVING EXECUTION SPEED AND QUALITY

PROJECT MANAGEMENT & PERMITTING

16.20 Examining How Project Managers Have Established And Reapplied Design Standards To Improve Permitting And Prevent Delays To Execution

•Examiningbestpracticesfornavigatingthroughfederalandstatespecificairpermittingregulationstoimproveapprovaltime

•Explaininghoweffectivecommunicationbetweenbusinessdevelopment,projectmanagementandoperationsteamsimprovesprojectscopeandmaterialsourcing

•Detailinghowtoworktoscheduleandsecurethebestcontractoragreementstobeabletoprocessthegasintheallocatedtime

•Outliningwhatwentwellandwhatchallengeswerefacedinarecentprojecttodeterminetransferablelearningforfutureprojects


SAFETY: CRYOGENIC PLANTS & AMINE SYSTEMS

17.00 Understanding How Well Organized And Structured Safety Management Can Be Standardized To Improve Regulatory Compliance And Execution Speed

•Examininghowprojecthazardanalysisenablesup-to-dateriskfactorsandtheincorporationofsafetyintodesign

•Examininghowseparatingsystemsintonodescanenablethecreationofadvancedprojecthazardanalysistoreducepotentialhazardsandimproveplantmaintenance

•Understandingwhichdesignsolutionshavebeenproventopreventcoldspinoncryogenicplantstopreventfractureofthepipingandexchangers

•AssessinghowtomanagecorrosivefailureinaminesystemstopreventH2Sleakagetoreducesafetyhazardsandimproveoperability

•Highlightinghowstandardizingasafetydesigntemplatehasbeenshowntoenablehugetimeandcostsavingsonnewequipment


TRANSFERABLE DESIGN: PANEL

17.40 Exchanging Design And Execution Pitfall And Success Stories Among The Panel And Audience To Determine Best-Practices For Practical Application

18.00 Chair’s Closing Remarks

18.10-19.00 Networking Drinks In Exhibition Showcase Area


08.45 Chair’s Opening Remarks

NGL MARKETS: KEYNOTE

09.00 Forecasting Market Demand And Pricing For Ethane And Butane To Predict Cryoplant Demands And Flexibility Requirements And Risk Over The Next 2-5 Years

•PredictingNGLmarketvolatilityoverthenext2-5yearstodetermineflexibilityrequirementsforcryogenicplantdesign

•AssessingtheeconomicriskanextensivefocusonincreasingC3+recoveryfromNGLinvolvesshouldethanepricingincrease

•EvaluatinghowacontinueddecreaseinthepriceofoilcouldimpactNGLpricingtounderstandtheadditionaleconomicvolatilitythiscreates

•Detailinghowmarketdynamicsandcommunicationbetweenmarketingandengineeringdepartmentscanenablemoreflexibleandmoremarketresponsiveplantdesignexecution


ETHANE: CHALLENGE OR OPPORTUNITY?ANALYZING HOW ETHANE PRICING MAY CHANGE AND

HOW IT WILL IMPACT CRYOPLANT DESIGN

ETHANE PRICING

09.40 Examining Ethane Price Trends And Fluctuation Potential To Plan For Facility Adjustments Should Demand Increase: Exploring Plant Contingency Strategies

•Understandinghowethanepricingmaychangeasmoredomesticcrackerprojectscomeonlinetopredictengineeringrequirements

•Exploringhowethanevaluewillchangeasmidstreaminfrastructuredevelopstoserveexportterminalstoenableplanningforpotentialrequiredplantchanges

•Exploringthepotentialtoconvertethaneintoaheavierhydrocarbon(c6/c7)withamuchgreatermarketvalueincreasingethanedemand

•EvaluationoptionssuchasGTLtechnology,micro-conversion,andblendingethanetoaddbackintothepipelineasmonetizationsolutionstosurplusethane


10.20 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

NGL RECOVERY OPTIMIZATIONEXAMINING DESIGNS AND CONTROLS TO ENSURE

MAXIMUM C2+ RECOVERY, PLANT FLEXIBILITY, AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS

ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROLS

10.50 How To Apply Advanced Process Controls To Cryoplants To Enhance Flexibility And Enable Faster Response To Changing Product Market Conditions

•Understandinghowtoimproveprocesscontroltechnologytomaximizerecoveryefficiencyandexpediteresponsetochangingcompositionstreams

•Understandinghowtoapplytemperatureandpressurecontrolstorapidlychangerecoverylevelsofethaneandpropaneintheplant

•Outliningtheprofitabilitylostthroughslowresponsetimestoquantifythecommercialgainsthatcanbemadethroughadvancedprocesscontrols


RECOVERY TECHNOLOGIES

11.20 Comparing Recovery Techniques To Understand Which Provides The Highest Feedstock Profits At The Lowest Risk

•Detailinghowmucheachtechnologycosts,howeasytheyaretodesigntoseehowquicklytheycancomeonline

•Examiningthedifferentrecoveryyieldsandhowthesefitwithmarketdemand

•Understandingthecompressionrequirementsandhowthiscanimpactelectricityusageandincreasecost

•ComparingtheCO2toleranceofeachtechnologytounderstandtheimpactontowerpressureandprovideagreatermarginofsafetyfromCO2freezing

11.20 GSP Plant

11.40 RSV Plant

12.00 LPG+ Plant

12.20 High Propane Refrigeration Plant

12.40 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

CONVERTIBLE PLANTS

13.40 Evaluating The Cost Versus Flexibility Benefits Of Convertible Plant Design To Determine How They Can Be Used To Increase Flexibility And Minimize Risk

•Exploringnewtechnologiesforcreatinghighrecovery,convertibleplantsandhowthesewillchangeoperationalstrategyinthefuture

•AssessingwhyGSPplantscontinuetobebuiltwhenethaneisimmediatelybeingputintorejectiontounderstandoperationalstrategiesbeingusedacrosstheUS

•Examininghowclimateandtherichnessofthegasimpactsrecoverystrategyandrequiredesignstobestandardizedtoincorporateconvertibility

•HighlightingthedifferentBTUspecificationsindifferentstatesandhowconvertiblerecoverystrategiesarebeingdesignedtoaccommodate


PLANT FLEXIBILITY PANEL

14.20 Discussing Design Strategies Being Used To Optimize C2-C5 Recovery In Response To Volatile NGL Market Dynamics To Maximize Profitability


15.00 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

CONDENSATE FACILITIES

UNDERSTANDING HOW TO OPTIMIZE HANDLING AND PROCESSING DESIGNS TO ACCOMMODATE GROWING CONDENSATE PRODUCTION FROM SHALE PLAYS TO

IMPROVE SAFETY, EMISSIONS, AND FACILITY EXECUTION SPEED

CONDENSATE HANDLING

15.30 Investigating How To Optimize And Standardize Processing And Gathering Designs To Enable The Monetization Condensate

•Examininghowtoaccuratelyanticipatethequalityandquantityofcondensateproducedatthewell-headandrecoveredduringfractionationtodevelopadesignforprocessingcondensateintoacommerciallyacceptableform

•Understandinghowthequalityofgasandtypeoffacilityareessentialinpredictingthequalityandquantityofcondensateproduced

•Explainingsolutionsfordealingwithcondensatecontainingnon-saleabledangerouscomponentstoenablethetransportationoflighterhydrocarbonsincompliancewithairpermitrequirements

•Detailingde-methanizerdesignstoreduceoperatingcostsandmaximizetheamountofliquidthatcanbeprocessedtoy-gradetoreducevaporandincreaselosetocryogenicplant

•Examiningdesignbestpracticesforpipelinesizinganddeterminingpipelinevelocitytoensureallcondensatecanbetakenoffsitewithoutoversizing

Pavan Adapa, Senior Process Engineer, Regency Gas


CONDENSATE DESIGNS: PANEL

16.10 Evaluating The Most Effective Designs To Handle Condensate To Determine Optimum Control Over Product Specification, Reduced Operational Cost And Maximum Quantity Of Product


16.50 Chair’s Closing Remarks & End Of Initiative

Day 2Wednesday February 18, 2015 NGL RECOVERY OPTIMIZATION AND PLANT FLEXIBILITY


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NGL Recovery Optimization & Cryoplant Facilities Design 2015 is the only initiative to discuss design strategy within the volatile NGL market context; to provide insights on how to maximize propane recovery, deal with excess ethane and build contingency should market dynamics change.

Dedicated specifically to process engineering, facilities engineering, and project management professionals, from engineer to VP level, in US gas processing companies looking for practical, take away solutions on how to drive down costs and increase the speed of execution. It will drive collaborative learning and understanding of the key challenges in this space, as well as deliver tried and tested solutions for overcoming them.

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