Breakout Sessions
Track 1 Process Safety Alarm Management
Track 2 Industrial Hygiene
Track 3 Contractor Onboarding
Track 4 Drones
Track 5 Distinguished Safety Award Recipient Panel
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
The vendor exhibition offers attendees an opportunity to learn about the latest products and services available to the industry. The Passport Drawing will take place during this lunch session.
Breakout Sessions - Continued
Track 1 Process Safety Alarm Management
Track 2 Industrial Hygiene
Track 3 Contractor Onboarding
Track 4 Drones
Track 5 Distinguished Safety Award Recipient Panel
All Region Networks Meetings
Invite Only - For Process Safety or Occupational Safety Regional Network Members
Any questions regarding the All Region Networks Meeting for Process Safety can be directed to either Eileen Scherzinger or Alyse Keller.
Any questions regarding the All Region Networks Meeting for Occupational Safety can be directed to Daniel Forest or Rebecca O'Donnell.
Lessons Learned from National Oil Bargaining 2022
Philip Brzozowski with Marathon Petroleum Company will provide an update on the experienced gained from the national oil bargaining process in 2022.
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Carbon Capture | A Path to Carbon-Neutrality Accelerates Today
The amount of CO2 captured is set to increase by 800MT over the next 10 years driven by improvements in technology and advancements in policy. To meet this scale, 70-100 projects are needed each year through 2050. To get there a rapid deployment of the ready now technology will be necessary. This presentation will provide an overview of technology and recent developments including: Carbon Capture is crucial to any sustainability/net zero target achievement; Carbon Capture Solutions are available at scale today and what to consider when optimizing a solution for capture, transport and utilization or storage.
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The RIN Bank – Assessing Various Market Outlook Scenarios and their Impact on RFS Compliance
Fluctuations in the petroleum and renewable fuel markets and changes in the RVO requirements set by EPA have combined in recent years to reduce the number of excess RINs available in the “RIN Bank.” Further depletion of the RIN Bank would have a significant, direct impact on the price of RINs and add significantly to the compliance costs of obligated parties.
In this session, we will assess various plausible scenarios for the future of the RIN bank balance.
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