FROM THE CHAIRMAN

“A New Look” is this year’s convention theme, and these three words speak volumes about this industry, the association and our member companies. Collectively we have many “new looks” among us as we gather once again in San Antonio for the midstream industry’s premier conference. Many of us watched the association’s name change to GPA Midstream right before our eyes at last year’s convention in New Orleans. While that took only a few minutes, the actual transformation had been an evolutional process encompassing

many years. The name GPA Midstream clearly identifies the association today and the industry we represent. We have also witnessed a transformation in our country’s top administration, which clearly brings a new look as well. Although it is too early to know for sure what it means to our industry overall, we are encouraged by the attention being given to critical energy concerns right from the start. Changes are never easy, nor are we strangers to change. Our industry has been through challenging cycles before, and each time we have emerged with a new look and a constructive future. I’m confident that will be the case again. Of course, the need for reinventing ourselves is not unique to our industry. That’s why I’m particularly interested in hearing what keynote speaker Bill McDermott has to say. In 2002, he was placed in the precarious position of serving as president of SAP’s flailing American business unit. In 2014, he became SAP’s first non-European CEO, today overseeing the company that is now the global leader in business applications and analytics software with 335,000 customers in 190 countries. We welcome Bill and his sharing of lessons learned. Sharing best practices is a common theme throughout the GPA Midstream Convention. I encourage you to carefully plan your participation around this year’s agenda that is full of timely topics with something beneficial to every attendee and the member companies you represent. San Antonio is always a great venue for the convention, and I hope you can find time to enjoy some of the area’s culture, while also making the most of your GPA Midstream experience. With that said, I extend to you my personal invitation to join us in San Antonio to take “A New Look” at today’s GPA Midstream Association and all that is on the convention’s excellent agenda. I say with assurance that you and your company will benefit from your participation.

Wouter van Kempen, DCP MidstreamGPA Midstream Chairman of the Board

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GPA Midstream & GPSA Members By February 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $640

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Young professionals from any GPA Midstream member company attending the convention for the first time are eligible for complimentary registration. Contact the GPA Midstream office for more information: (918) 493-3872.

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SUNDAY • April 9Sunday Networking Opportunities8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. * GPA Midstream Sporting Clays9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. * GPA Midstream Golf Tournament12:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Registration4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. * International Reception4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. * Young Professionals Reception Sponsored by Superior Pipeline5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. GPSA Early Bird Reception with Vendor Night7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Company-Sponsored Hospitalities

*Admission by purchased ticket only. See www.GPAconvention.org for pricing and registration.

monDAY • April 10Monday Networking Opportunities7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registration7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. * GPA Midstream Overview & Orientation Breakfast Sponsored by ONEOK and Superior Pipeline 7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. * International Breakfast7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Coffee Service Provided by AECOM 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. General Session12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Caterpillar Luncheon Provided by Caterpillar and Petroleum Dealers 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. * GPA Midstream Professional Women’s Networking Reception6:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Company-Sponsored Hospitalities

*Admission by purchased ticket only. See www.GPAconvention.org for pricing and registration.

sunDAY • april 9 GPA Midstream Sporting Clays* 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Novice and seasoned shooters are invited to join us for a day of friendly competition at the National Shooting Complex. Any convention registrant may sign up to participate individually or on a team of 4 (individuals will be placed on a team). This event is limited to the first 150 shooters. The entry fee for individual shooters is $200; the fee to enter a team of four is $800. The shooter/team entry fee includes sporting clays course fees, plus a light breakfast and lunch. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the event, and all participants will be eligible for door prize drawings. GPA Midstream Golf Tournament* 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.The Keith Foster designed Quarry Golf Club is recognized throughout the country for its unique setting and character and offers a challenge to any level player. Any convention registrant may sign up to play. Players may designate their own foursome upon registration; otherwise, GPA Midstream will assign players to groups. The $150 entry fee includes transportation, breakfast, lunch, driving range and green fees. Prizes will be awarded to the top three teams, and all participants will be eligible for special contests and door prizes.GPA Midstream Young Professionals Committee Meeting & Reception3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Committee Meeting 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Reception*GPA Midstream’s Young Professionals (YP) Committee will meet from 3:30 – 4:30 p.m., and all young professionals interested in getting more involved in GPA Midstream and the YP committee are welcome to attend this open meeting. A YP reception is scheduled from 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. to encourage networking among this group in a relaxed and open environment, and the reception requires a purchased ticket for entry. There’s no better time for midstream’s next generation to get involved in the association.

monDAY • april 10 GENERAL ACTIVITIES• Spouse/Guest Hospitality hosted by GPA Midstream• GPSA Membership Meeting and GPSA Board Meeting Presiding: GPSA President Steve Tzap, ZAP Engineering• GPA Midstream Professional Women’s Networking Reception* Ladies working in the midstream sector are welcome to attend this reception to build

networking, leadership and mentoring opportunities with other professional women in the industry.

EDUCATIONAL/INFORMATIVE• GPA Midstream Overview and Orientation Breakfast* Sponsored by ONEOK and Superior Pipeline Co-Chairs: Terry Spencer, ONEOK, and Bill Ward, Superior Pipeline This breakfast provides a learning opportunity for those new to the industry or those

interested in learning about and/or becoming active in GPA Midstream or GPSA. Topics include GPA Midstream leadership activities, technical issues, legislative/regulatory issues, young professionals activities and GPSA activities.

• General Session GPA Midstream Chairman Wouter van Kempen, DCP Midstream, will present service awards and safety awards. Keynote presentation sponsored by GPSA: Bill McDermott• GPA Midstream Chapter Officers Roundtable Co-Chairs: Bill Ward, Superior Pipeline; Chris Lindenberg, Western Filter

Keynote speaker: Bill MCDermott Growing up in working-class Long Island, a 16-year-old McDermott traded three hourly wage jobs to buy a small deli, which he ran by instinctively applying ideas that would be the seeds for his successes that followed. In 2002, he became the unlikely president of SAP’s flailing American business unit. He was named co-CEO in 2010. In 2014, he became SAP’s sole, and first non-European, CEO. Today SAP is the global leader in business applications and analytics software with 335,000 customers in 190 countries. His journey from enterprising teenager to SAP CEO is chronicled in the best-selling book Winners Dream. Most recently, he’s dealt with personal adversity from losing an eye, and nearly his life, in a freak accident on household stairs at night. His lesson from it: “How can I get this lucky!” Another book is in the works as a result.

Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest. Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.4

INTERNATIONAL• International Breakfast* Presiding: Colin Woodward, Woodward International This breakfast provides an opportunity for delegates with interests

outside of the United States to meet over a hot meal and then listen to an authoritative speaker discuss a topic of wide international interest. The 2017 guest speaker is Ajey Chandra, Muse, Stancil & Co., and his topic is “The Effects of U.S. Shale Gas on International Markets.” The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session and networking.

• International Committee Meeting Co-Chairs: Justin Hearn, BASF; Chuck Mart, ExxonMobilTECHNICAL• Technical Section A – Facilities Design Meeting Chair: Chip Burkett, Pine River Energy Services Vice Chair: Mahdi Nouri, CH2M Young Professionals Liaison: Christopher Peters, Tesoro Logistics• Technical Section A – Midstream Facilities Design Forum Session Chairs: Jorge Foglietta, J.H. Foglietta Consulting LLC; Ralph

Neumann, Neumann Consulting; Christopher Peters, Tesoro LogisticsF Flexible NGL Recovery Process for Shale Gas Production John Mak and Sabrina Devone, Fluor;

Chuck Laughter, Joule ProcessingF Gas/Liquid Scrubber Performance Tests at Field-Like Conditions Steve Green, Flavia Viana and Chris Buckingham,

Southwest Research InstituteF Strategies to Maximize Ethane Recovery with High-CO2 Feeds Barry Keys, Enbridge; Kyle Ross, Bryan Research & EngineeringF Hydrate Formation in Chevron Mabee Unit for NGL Recovery and

CO2 Purification for EOR Jenn Welsh, Chevron North America Exploration and Production

Co.; Steve Cheaney, Dickson Process Systems; Justin Slagle, Bryan Research & Engineering; Glenn Shiveler, Sulzer Chemtech

F Improved Prediction of Sulfur Distribution as Compared to Keyera’s Fort Saskatchewan NGL Fractionation Facility

Jeff Matthews and Tim Rollenhagen, AECOM; Trevor Schober, Keyera; Carl Landra, Gerald Jacobs and James van der Lee, Virtual Materials Group

• Technical Section B – Analysis and Test Methods Meeting Chair: Joe Landes, SPL Vice Chair: Bob King, DCP Midstream• Technical Section C – Product Specifications Meeting Chair: Phil Applegate, Targa Resources Vice Chair: Greg Clark, Enterprise Products• Technical Section H – Measurement and Quality Determination Chair: Eric Estrada, Targa Resources Vice Chair: Ron Carnahan, MarkWest EnergyRESEARCH• Technical Section F – Technical Data Development Meeting & Forum Chair: Karl Gerdes, Consultant Subgroup 1 Chair: Dan McCartney, McCartney Gas Advisors Subgroup 2 Chair: Chris Root, DCP Midstream

F Glycols Partitioning at High Pressures in Gas Processing Systems Rod Burgass, Alastair Reid, Antonin Chapoy and

Bahman Tohidi, Heriot-Watt University

F Rapid Simulation of Solid Deposition in Cryogenic Heat Exchangers

Eric May, Corey Baker and Zachary Aman, The University of Western Australia

F The Effect of Gas Gravity on the Water Content of Natural Gas: A Simple Correlation

Connor Deering, Sarah Carefoot, Francis Bernard, Binod Giri, Raymond French and Robert Marriott, Alberta Sulphur Research

F Measurement and Modeling of Mercaptans Solubility in Aqueous Alkanolamine Solutions

Tianyuan Wang, Elise El Ahmar and Christophe Coquelet, Mines Paristech – PSL Research University Centre Thermodynamics of Processes; Stanley Huang, Chevron Energy Technology

OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE• Technical Section M – Operations and Maintenance Forum Chair: Steve Pudlewski, Enterprise Products Vice Chair: Shawn Brennan, Enterprise Products Young Professionals Liaison: Chris Cabusao, Tesoro Logistics

F Uncovering Valuable Optimization Opportunities in Gas Processing Facilities

Jim McTasney, Rockwell AutomationF Lifecycle Analysis of Brazed Aluminum Plate Fin Heat Exchangers

(BAHX) Bruce Harle, Chart Lifecycle Inc.F Dynamic Simulation Tool for NGL Recovery Units Danielle Goldbeck and Thomas Martin,

Linde Engineering North America; Martin Pottmann, Linde• Technical Section M – Operations and Maintenance Meeting Chair: Steve Pudlewski, Enterprise Products Operating Vice Chair: Shawn Brennan, Enterprise Products Operating Young Professionals Liaison: Chris Cabusao, Tesoro LogisticsADVOCACY/LEGS/REGS/SAFETY• Environmental Issues Forum Session Chairs: Melanie Roberts, Targa Resources;

Jeff Stovall, Crestwood Midstream PartnersF Environmental Excellence Awards PresentationsF Environmental Committee Update Topics include GHG Subpart W, NSPS OOOOa and Methane ICR F Natural Resources Subcommittee Update Topics include nationwide permitting, ESA issues and WOTUS

• Legislative Committee Meeting Chair: Bret Fox, DCP Midstream Vice Chair: David Callahan, MarkWest• Regulatory Committee Meeting Chair: Cris Castillo, Tesoro Companies Inc. Vice Chair: Dave Rader, ONEOK• Safety Committee Meeting Chair: Jim Hanson, Encana Vice Chair: Mark Prewitt, DCP Midstream• Pipeline Safety Forum Chair: Matt Norton, Crestwood Midstream Partners

F Geomorphic Methods of Geohazard Assessment Jen Holmstadt, WSB and AssociatesF Inherently Safer Piping – Best Practices Steve Streblow, ACS EngineeringF 20 Years Of Personal Process Safety Lessons Steve Streblow, ACS Engineering F Using Police Investigation’s Process for

Industrial Accident Scenes Keith Farrell, K & K Consulting

monDAY • continued McDermott speaks worldwide on a variety of topics, including re-engineering a corporation, the future of technology, global business outlook and change management. We consider his keynote address to be among the many “don’t miss it” presentations on the 2017 GPA Midstream Convention agenda.

5Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest. Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.

tuesDAY • April 11Tuesday Networking Opportunities7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Registration7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. “Good Morning GPA Midstream” Breakfast Provided by FESCO7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. * Midstream Industry Prayer Breakfast Sponsored by Cummins, Enable Midstream Partners and KP Engineering8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Coffee Service Provided by Bowden Construction Co.1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Ice Cream Social Provided by Gas Technology Corp. 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. GPSA Party

*Admission by purchased ticket only. See www.GPAconvention.org for pricing and registration.

tuesDAY • april 11 GENERAL ACTIVITIES• “Good Morning GPA Midstream” Breakfast Provided by FESCO • Midstream Industry Prayer Breakfast* Sponsored by Cummins, Enable Midstream Partners and KP Engineering Presiding: Wayne Ziegler, SemGasMotivational comedian and magician Billy Riggs is more than a mere speaker, entertainer, magician, motivator or comedian. His blend of oratory motivations, content, practical takeaways, comedy and magic is perhaps unrivaled in the speaking profession. No one else does as many things well.• Spouse/Guest Hospitality hosted by GPA Midstream• GPA Midstream Membership Meeting and Chairman’s Luncheon Admission by invitation only Presiding: GPA Midstream Chairman Wouter van Kempen, DCP Midstream• Ice Cream Social Provided by Gas Technology Corp.• GPSA Party – Dinner & EntertainmentMARKET INFORMATION• NGL Business Forum Session Chairs: Phil Nickel, Cimarex; Joel Whitney, Superior Pipeline Young Professionals Liaison: Ryan Latchem, Kinder Morgan

F Implications on NGL Balances from NGL Supply and Infrastructure Shifts Peter Fasullo, EnVantage F Perspective on the Globalization of NGL Feedstocks Dan Lippe, Petral WorldwideF The Outlook for Crude Oil and Its Effects on U.S. NGLs Ron Gist, RBN EnergyF Natural Gas Outlook and Midstream Impact Speaker to be announced, East Daley Capital

TECHNICAL/TECHNOLOGY• Technical Section P – Pipeline Design, Operations & Maintenance Meeting Chair: Jerry Gump, Audubon Field Solutions Vice Chair: Jimmy Oxford, Targa Resources Young Professionals Liaison: Eric Winscher, Mustang Gas Products • Gas and Product Treating Forum Session Chairs: Chris Coxon, Azure Midstream; Tim Cullinane, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Young Professionals Liaison: Ben Gurtler, Koch-Glitsch

F Challenge of Mercury Removal for Natural Gas Processing Clotilde Jubin and Olivier Ducreux, AxensF Amine Foaming by Surfactant Contamination in Feed Gas David Engel, Heath Burns and Scott Williams, Nexo SolutionsF DGA Treatment of Ultra-Sour Gas Dave Schulte, Steven van Wagensveld, Curt Graham and Bryant Lynch, Fluor Corp.F Resurrecting a Gas Plant Wyatt Doop, Anadarko Petroleum Corp.F Practical Experience in the Operation of Triethylene Glycol Dehydration Facility Mahdi Nouri and Eberhard Lucke, CH2M Oil, Gas and Chemicals

• Advances in Midstream Technology Forum Session Chairs: Andy Giffhorn, Phillips 66; John Poarch, Williams Midstream Young Professionals Liaison: Megan Reusser, Black & Veatch

F NGL Fractionation – Evaluation of Alternate Configurations Scott Schroeder, AdvisianF Sorbent-Based Desulfurization Process for Removing Hydrogen Sulfide and

Organic Sulfur Compounds Gokhan Alptekin, SulfaTrapF 5th Generation NGL/LPG Recovery Technologies for Retrofits Michael Pierce, Kyle Cuellar, Joe Lynch, Hank Hudson, John Peyton and Scott Miller, Ortloff Engineers

• LNG Forum Session Chairs: Shawn Hoffart, Black & Veatch; Chuck Mart, ExxonMobil

F Improving LNG Liquefaction with Modeling of Cryogenic Heat Exchangers as Part of the Full Process Sujit Potdar and Jennifer Dyment, Aspen Technology

The World Classic Rockers (WCR) has earned its reputation as the World’s Greatest Rock and Roll All-Star Band, and by popular demand, the group will make a return to the GPA Midstream Convention in 2017. Featuring former members of rock super-groups Journey, Steppenwolf, Boston, Santana and Lynyrd Skynyrd, the group combines the talents of some of the most prominent musicians to ever grace the stage. WCR has toured the world, bringing audiences to their feet with electrifying performances of legendary hits “Born To Be Wild,” “Separate Ways,” “More Than a Feeling,” “Black Magic Woman,” “Sweet Home Alabama,” “Magic Carpet Ride,” “Anyway You Want It,” “Free Bird” and many more!

No additional ticket purchase is necessary – if you are registered for the convention, you are welcome and encouraged to attend this event.

Dinner & entertainmentProvided by GPSA

Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest. Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.6

tuesDAY • continuedF LNG Freeze Component Removal Technology Application Map Kéli Davis and Thomas Gaskin, Chicago Bridge & IronF Ten Trends Driving Efficiency, Reliability and Risk Reduction at Gas Processing and LNG Facilities Chuck Miller, Emerson

• Technical Committee Meeting Chair: Francis Foret, Targa Resources Vice Chair: James Meier, Pioneer Natural Resources USA

ADVOCACY/LEGS/REGS• Advocacy Steering Committee Meeting Chair: Robert Mitchell, Carrera Gas Co. Vice Chair: Jessica Keiser, Targa Resources• Natural Resources Subcommittee (Environmental) Meeting Chair: Jimmie Hammontree, The Williams Co. Vice Chair: Rudy Salazar, Targa Resources• Sensible Solutions to Regulatory Obstacles Forum Session Chairs: Ben Asnicar, Burns & McDonnell; Brian DeLuca, Enable Midstream Partners; Wayne Ziegler, SemGas

F Saltwater Treatment System (STS) – A New Method for the Disposal of Oil and Gas Well Producer Water and Shale Formation Frack Water

Kenny Wheat and Joe Moore, QPS EngineeringF Papers 2 and 3 to be announced

PROJECT ECONOMICS• Project Economics Forum Session Chairs: Ajey Chandra, Muse, Stancil & Co.; Michael Gebhardt, Tesoro Logistics

F A Data Driven Approach to Executing Successful Capital Projects Pete Luan, Pete Luan & Associates

F Lower Capital Project Cost by Understanding the Company Culture Effect

Dr. Mark Robben, Mark A. RobbenF An Overview of NGLs in the U.S. Tyler Wilson and Uday Turaga, ADI Analytics

OPERATIONS/MAINTENANCE/SAFETY/RELIABILITY• Advances in Midstream Operations Forum Session Chairs: Paul Glaves, Wood Group Mustang; Ross Goff, ConocoPhillips; Stan Golemon, Lucid Energy

F High Mach Number Turbo-Expander Compressor Redesign in a 200MM Standard Cryogenic Plant for Increased Throughput and Reduced Residue Compression Power

Wiley Blair, Blair Engineering; Eric Brink and Vern Van Leuven, The Williams Co.

F Modular NGL Plant Providing High Recoveries in the CNOW Play: Optimized Solution Leading to Successful Operation at a

Gas Processing Facility Rodolfo Marin, Ankur Jariwala and Pinkesh Sanghani, SchlumbergerF Rising to the Optimization Challenge in Condensate Stabilization Units Mahdi Nouri and Eberhard Lucke, CH2M Oil, Gas and Chemicals

• Safety and Reliability Forum Session Chairs: Bruce Darter, Kinder Morgan; Stephen Henderson, Enable Midstream Partners

F Process Safety System Methodology Applied to the Midstream Industry Bryce Elliott, Barry D. Payne & Associates; David Hyden, Energy TransferF Addressing Pipeline Safety Using New Practices and Techniques Brandon Johnson and Uday Turaga, ADI AnalyticsF The Top Ten Items Overlooked in Pressure Relief System Design Sjoerd Hoogwater, Jeff Matthews and Alex Israel, AECOM; Josh Kolenc, Farris Engineering Services

WEDNESDAYApril 12Wednesday Networking Opportunities8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Coffee Service Sponsorship opportunity available!

wednesDAY • april 12GENERAL ACTIVITIES• GPA Midstream Board of Directors Meeting Presiding: GPA Midstream Chairman Wouter van Kempen, DCP MidstreamENVIRONMENTAL • Environmental Technical Forum Session Chairs: Melanie Roberts, Targa Resources; Jeff Stovall, Crestwood Midstream Partners

F Application of Ultra‐Low NOx Emissions Technology Utilizing Internal Flue Gas Recirculation in a Loosely Wound Helical Coil Fired Heater

Doyle Bishop, Tulsa Heaters MidstreamF New Direct Flame Monitoring Technology to Help Operators Comply with Increasingly Stringent Flaring Regulations Scot Smith, ZeecoF Current Technologies and Research Options of Catalytic Emissions Control Systems Ted Heron, EnvironexF Remote Methane Fugitive Emissions Monitoring with Tunable Diode Laser Absorption

Spectroscopy (TDLAS) on Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS), Fixed Surveillance Systems and Portable Handheld Devices

Sean Epps, Heath ConsultantsINTERNATIONAL• Worldwide Developments Forum Session Chairs: Greg Bury, Universal Pegasus International, Canada; Adrian Finn, Costain, United Kingdom; Sandy Dunlop, GPA Europe, United Kingdom

F Challenges and Opportunities in the Canadian Marketplace for the Natural Gas Industry Greg Bury, UniversalPegasus InternationalF Woodfibre LNG Project Development – British Columbia, Canada Graham Lawton, Woodfibre LNG

The GPA Midstream Convention offers a number of sponsorship and advertising opportunities to reach your customers, from $500 and up.

Contact Crystal Myers for more information:cmyers@GPAglobal.org or (918) 493-3872

7Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest. Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.

ANADARKO PETROLEUM

AZURE MIDSTREAM ENERGY

BLACK & VEATCH

BURNS & MCDONNELL

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY

CIMAREX ENERGY

CONOCOPHILLIPS

COSTAIN NATURAL RESOURCES

CRESTWOOD MIDSTREAM PARTNERS

D.G. ELLIOT & ASSOCIATES

DCP MIDSTREAM

DOLLAHON PR

ENABLE MIDSTREAM PARTNERS

ENCANA OIL & GAS

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING

EXXONMOBIL/XTO

J. H. FOGLIETTA CONSULTING

KINDER MORGAN

KOCH-GLITSCH

LUCID ENERGY GROUP

MARTIN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS

MCCARTNEY GAS ADVISORS

MUSE, STANCIL & CO.

MUSTANG GAS PRODUCTS

NEUMANN CONSULTING

ONEOK PARTNERS

ORTLOFF ENGINEERS

PHILLIPS 66

PRISM MIDSTREAM

RELIANCE HOLDING USA

SEMGAS

SNC-LAVALIN

SOUTHCROSS ENERGY

SUPERIOR PIPELINE

TARGA RESOURCES

TESORO LOGISTICS ROCKIES

UNIVERSALPEGASUS INTERNATIONAL

WILLIAMS

WOOD GROUP

WOODWARD INTERNATIONAL

ZAP ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

Your industry peers from the following companies organize this conference and had a direct hand in choosing the papers and presentations. It has been a pleasure to work with an outstanding group of Program Committee members, and I greatly appreciate the time and effort that they have all put into making the 2017 GPA Midstream Convention a success. We look forward to seeing it all come together in April and hope you will join us. Doug Coleman • Prism Midstream • Program Committee Chair

GPA MIDSTREAM PROGRAM COMMITTEE

ACCOMMODATIONSRooms are being held for registered GPA Midstream Convention attendees at the Marriott Rivercenter hotel. Please contact the hotel directly to make your reservations and mention GPA Midstream to receive the group rate. All reservations must be made by March 10, 2017 to receive the discounted rates (earlier if the room block is full). GPA Midstream will closely monitor room reservations and will require those using GPA Midstream’s room block to register for the convention. Single Occupancy - $269/night Double Occupancy - $279/night Marriott Rivercenter 101 Bowie Street San Antonio, TX 78205 Toll free (in the U.S. only): (877) 622-3056 Local: (210) 223-1000 CONVENTION ATTIREDress at all events will be business casual.Convention name badge is required for admission to all events.

CONTINUING EDUCATIONAttendees should keep records of session hours attended from Sunday afternoon through Wednesday. These can most likely be applied toward the PDH hours required for continuing education. Certificates of Attendance will be available at the end of each session to serve as documentation.

CANCELLATION/REFUND/TRANSFER POLICYEarly registrants may obtain a refund (less a $100 handling fee) if GPA Midstream receives a written cancellation notice by 5 p.m. Central time on March 10, 2017. A registration may be transferred at no cost with a written request by the same deadline. Refunds for events will not be given on transfers, but GPA Midstream will attempt to provide substitutions/additions. Transfers are allowed after March 10, 2017 but will incur a $100 fee. Refunds for events/spouse/guest fees will not be given.

COMPANY ENTERTAINMENTBoth GPA Midstream and GPSA subscribe to long-standing rules that are designed to promote the serious purpose of the GPA Midstream Convention and to provide an equitable and competitive atmosphere in which to conduct intercompany business. Please remember that private dinners or parties in excess of 40 persons are not allowed.

wednesDAY • continuedF Design Challenges for a Zero Flaring Concept Stéphanie Druesne, TechnipF Model-Based Optimization of the Operation of Integrated Natural Gas Production & Processing Networks Daniel Aluma, Basrah Gas Co. (Shell); Costas Pantelides, PSEF Innovation and Challenges in LPG Train-4 Commissioning K.S. Sabapathi and Karthik Rajagopalan, KNPCF Experience with Optimizing Steam to Gas Ratio in Steam Methane Reforming Hydrogen

Unit Mina Abdulla Refinery Ahmad Ibrahim Ahmad Al-Baghli, KNPC

TRAINING• Sour Gas & Sulfur Symposium Session Chair: B. Gene Goar, Goar Sulfur Services & Assistance

F Gas Treating Mike Sheilan, Amine Experts InternationalF Claus Sulfur Recovery Units B. Gene Goar, Goar Sulfur Services & AssistanceF Claus Tail Gas Cleanup Units (TGCUs) Nate Hatcher, Optimized Gas TreatingF Sulfur Handling (Degassing, Forming & Storage) Elmo Nasato, Nasato ConsultingF SRU/TGCU Environmental Air Permits, Regulations & Guidelines in Texas David Crowther, Crowther & Associates

• Workshop: Getting Full Use Out of the GPSA Engineering Data Book: An Introduction to the Week-Long Training Class Presented by AECOM AECOM Presenters: John Jechura, Tim Rollenhagen, P.E., Jeff Matthews, P.E., and Sjoerd HoogwaterThis four-hour workshop was developed to showcase the importance and utility of the GPSA Engineering Data Book. This session will present a sampling of the content directly from GPA Midstream’s week-long class to introduce the scope of the full training course for this well-known resource. Beyond being introduced to the content of the GPSA Engineering Data Book, attendees will benefit from several full length modules from the training course, as the presenters dive into specific and realistic problems that might be encountered every day on the job, when designing or troubleshooting facilities and/or equipment.

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