Energy-Intensive Industry Conferences & Events in the US
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This calendar covers US conferences, symposia, leadership meetings, operating-practices forums, and annual gatherings for energy-intensive industries. Typical participants include chemical and process engineers, petroleum and petrochemical professionals, steel and metallurgy specialists, and industry leaders. The sample events span Houston, New Orleans, Colorado Springs, Denver, Nashville, San Antonio, Dallas, and New York.
Recurring themes include process technology, refinery and operating practices, petrochemical markets, steel-sector leadership and dynamics, metallurgy of long and forged products, and lower-carbon cement. The listings reflect programming from organizations such as AIChE, API, AIST, AFPM, and SPE, with separate events addressing technical methods, industrial operations, materials production, and emissions-related challenges.
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Low Carbon Cement Symposium
NotableSociety of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) · Houston, TX · Hybrid
Cement & Building Materials · Oil & GasSubtitle: "Low Carbon Cement and Concrete for Oil Well and Concrete Construction." Organized by SPE RDTS and the Advanced Materials and Sustainability Group, the symposium covers low-carbon cement, oil well construction, concrete infrastructure, supplementary cementitious materials, geopolymers, field validation, carbon accounting, circular economy, and a student poster session. Technical themes include global cement decarbonization policy and performance metrics; SCMs, alkali-activated systems, LC³, magnesium-based cements, and belite-rich cements; HPHT well design, CO₂-resistant formulations, field performance, and API/ISO considerations; ultra-high-performance concrete and code developments; testing, characterization, downhole and on-site validation, and QA/QC; and waste valorization, alternative fuels, carbon accounting, and data-driven footprint monitoring. The agenda names Prof. Gaurav Sant, Dr. Ashok Santra, Dr. Maria Juenger, Dr. Thomas J. (TJ) Pisklak, Dr. Anna Wei, Dr. Dimitrios Kalliontzis, Dr. Nancy Soliman, Deepak Khatri, Prof. Larry Y. L. Mo, Prof. Chengcheng Tao, Jeffrey Bailey, Bianca Agostinho, and Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Jabbar.
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American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) · San Antonio, TX
Chemicals & Plastics · Oil & GasDescribed as one of the largest petrochemical events in the world, the conference draws participants from companies across the globe to hear from industry leaders on political, economic and environmental issues facing the petrochemical sector. Sessions include Reflections from the C-Suite with the CEO of BASF Corporation, a TotalEnergies refining and petrochemicals SVP, and Dow's Chief Operating Officer; The Evolving Global Policy Landscape and its Impacts on the Petrochemical Industry; and Supply Chains Under Stress, examining how leaders are responding to global supply disruptions with executives from LyondellBasell, Brenntag North America, and the Economic Alliance Houston Port Region. A workforce-focused session, Shaping Tomorrow: The Petrochemical Workforce and Next-Gen Leaders, addresses talent pipeline challenges. Market analysis sessions include S&P Global's "Petrochemicals: The Phoenix Amid the Flames" and Chemical Market Analytics by OPIS's "Chemical Crossroads: Mapping the Route to 2060." A Women in Industry panel addresses mid-career leadership in the chemical industry, and the International Petrochemical Luncheon features a conversation with former President George W. Bush.
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Global Steel Dynamics Forum
NotableAssociation for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) · New York, NY
Mining & MetalsThe executive forum addresses new capital investment opportunities, green technology, China’s peak production, rising low-cost imports, and changing U.S. tariff schedules. The program brings together senior leaders across the global steel value chain, including companies supplying critical raw materials, producing and consuming steel, trading and transporting steel, providing technology and equipment, and investing in the sector. The forum is hosted by World Steel Dynamics and the Association for Iron & Steel Technology.
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