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This 2026 calendar covers US oil and gas industry conferences, symposia, meetings, expos, and related energy and mining forums. Attendees include petroleum engineers, geologists, operators, refiners, storage and pipeline professionals, materials specialists, trade groups, analysts, and other energy-sector participants. Recurring themes include carbon capture, storage tanks, operating practices, petroleum geology, regional industry issues, pipeline integrity, materials protection, and broader energy markets.

Events are located across the US, from Houston, Austin, and New Orleans to regional hubs in Colorado, Pennsylvania, California, Montana, Minnesota, and South Carolina. The organizers represented include API, AFPM, SPE, AAPG, AMPP, CIPA, Wood Mackenzie, Reuters Events — Energy, and the Denver Gold Group / Gold Forum Americas, reflecting technical, professional, trade, and market perspectives within the sector.

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  • OCT

    24

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    OCT

    26

    MON

    American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) · Butte, MT

    Mining & Metals · Oil & Gas

    The technical program features proposed sessions on Rocky Mountain petroliferous basins; geology and engineering challenges in unconventional and tight-rock reservoirs; geothermal resources and prospects; geologic hydrogen and helium exploration and production; carbon sequestration and natural-gas storage; and the intersection of petroleum geology and engineering with critical minerals. Additional sessions address orphaned and abandoned wells, produced-water management, sedimentary rocks and mine waste as sources of critical minerals, economic geology, rare-earth-element deposits and related geochemistry, regional mapping, tectonics and basin analysis, structural geology, sedimentology and stratigraphy, and poster sessions with core displays. The opening keynote speaker is Dr. Johnny MacLean, Chancellor of Montana Technological University. The convention luncheon keynote speaker is Dr. Carlotta B. Chernoff, Global Chief Geoscientist for ConocoPhillips. Student and young professional programming includes a meet-and-greet, recruiting and networking, mentoring roundtables, and a scientific-writing workshop.

  • NOV

    10

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    NOV

    11

    WED

    Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) · Houston, TX

    Oil & Gas · Pipelines & Midstream

    A focused technical workshop on practical well integrity solutions across barrier design, remediation, qualification, and lifecycle risk management. The program includes a keynote on operational excellence across the well lifecycle and sessions on cement as a barrier; integrity in multi-fractured horizontal wells; interactive well-integrity case studies; barrier qualification; EOR and CCS integrity; risk assessment and well integrity management systems; and alternative barriers. Technical topics include cementing best practices, production casing integrity, fluid and cement-driven casing defects, artificial-lift decisions under wellbore constraints, P&A barrier qualification, surveillance technologies, CCS well integrity, corrosion and materials challenges in Class VI wells, thermal heavy-oil well design, quantitative risk analysis, subsea DHSV strategies, individual barrier evaluation, alternative barrier materials, Permian well integrity, and sealants for narrow flow pathways.

  • DEC

    8

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    DEC

    9

    WED

    Reuters Events — Energy · Houston, TX

    Nuclear · Oil & Gas · Power & Utilities

    The agenda is organized around Project Execution, Nuclear, and Grids, AI & Infrastructure. Sessions address the energy system required for AI-driven demand, including scalable transmission, interconnection models, gas generation, capital structures, and speed-to-power coordination. Featured discussions include “Powering the Data Economy: What Must the Grid, Gas System and Capital Markets Build by 2030?”, “The Great U.S. Energy Buildout: Capital, Grid, and Execution in a High-Demand Era,” “M&A, Strategic Partnerships & Collaboration in the Race for U.S. Energy Capacity,” “Building the Workforce to Deliver Americas Energy Future,” and “LNG at the Centre of Energy Security, Trade & Growth.” Themes include nuclear deployment, grid reliability, energy infrastructure, LNG trade, workforce shortages, AI-enabled execution, investment, permitting, and cross-sector partnerships. Named participants include executives from Xcel Energy, Texas Nuclear Alliance, Octopus Energy, Entergy, Microsoft, Portland General Electric, RWE Americas, Equinix, Emerson, Idaho National Laboratory, Williams, Breakthrough Energy, Avangrid, Fermi America, Constellation, Centerpoint Energy, American Clean Power, Consumers Energy, NERC, Tennessee Department of Economic & Community, Long Duration Energy Storage Council, EDF Renewables, Baseload Power US, Vision Ridge Partners, Energy Workforce & Technology Council, NRG, Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, Oglethorpe Power, the U.S. Department of Energy, Moelis & Company, Arizona Energy Consortium, EQT Corporation, Navergy Infrastructure Partners, Port of Corpus Christi, Virginia State Corporation, Fulcrum LNG, Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, ExxonMobil, Puget Sound Energy, Kosmos Energy, Texas Capital, Babcock & Wilcox, MISO, AES, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and RBC Capital Markets.

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