Pipelines & Midstream Conferences & Events in the US — 2026
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This 2026 US calendar covers conferences, expos, workshops, forums, and industry meetings focused on pipelines and midstream operations. Typical participants include oil and natural gas companies, pipeline and storage professionals, materials and corrosion specialists, cybersecurity practitioners, and industry associations. Recurring themes include storage tanks, pipeline integrity, cybersecurity, information exchange, materials protection, and regional energy markets.
Events span major energy hubs and regional industry centers, including Austin, Houston, Bakersfield, New Orleans, Minneapolis, and Myrtle Beach. The sample includes gatherings organized by the American Petroleum Institute, the California Independent Petroleum Association, LDC Gas Forums, and the Association for Materials Protection and Performance, reflecting technical, operational, and policy-oriented perspectives across the US pipeline and midstream sector.
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OCT
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American Petroleum Institute (API) · Austin, TX · Hybrid
Batteries & Energy Storage · Oil & Gas · Pipelines & MidstreamThe conference covers aboveground storage tank safety, integrity, inspection, maintenance, performance, evolving standards, regulatory developments, emerging technologies, and real-world case studies. Listed presentations include “Cascading Failure,” “Managing the Unknown: A Risk-Based Approach to Unexpected Tank Floor Corrosion,” “EPA Regulatory Updates,” “Robotic Internal Shell Inspection of Insulated Atmospheric Storage Tanks,” “Tank Reliability Centered Maintenance,” “Ultrasonic Mode Imaging,” “EPA’s Roles and Responsibilities During an Oil Spill,” “Improved Tank Construction Efficiency Using High Strength Stainless Steel Coil,” “Corrosion Cracking of Horton Spheres,” “Advances in UHP Waterblast and Robotics,” “Firewater Storage Tanks,” “Interaction Between Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors and Cathodic Protection,” and “AI in Midstream & Liquid Storage Terminals: From Optimization to Autonomy.” The co-located API Refrigerated Tank Conference addresses LNG, LPG, ammonia, and other cryogenic applications, including engineering, operations, inspection, integrity management, high-manganese-steel construction, modular refrigerated storage, acoustic-emission monitoring, and LNG risk management. Mark W. Howard, recently retired EPA national SPCC subject matter expert and program manager, leads a practical session on SPCC compliance, enforcement perspectives, inspections, and spill reporting.
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OCT
21
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Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) · Myrtle Beach, SC
Chemicals & Plastics · Oil & Gas · Pipelines & MidstreamThe technical program includes Asset Integrity and AC Interference & Reconductoring tracks, along with Cathodic Protection Systems and Emerging Technologies & Regulatory Issues tracks. Sessions address integrity installation; stored assets at risk of corrosion deterioration; AC interference mitigation and risk screening; ECDA and SCCDA for aged pipelines; AC/DC interference; cathodic protection sensor assemblies; reconductoring challenges for buried structures; audit-ready cathodic protection programs; PHMSA's new gathering line rule; PHMSA updates; inorganic systems with 50-year corrosion resistance; close-interval surveys; wastewater pretreatment coatings in manufacturing and chemical processing facilities; soil resistivity; coupons; and high-frequency data logging with edge computing for cathodic protection. The program also includes a fireside chat and an asset owner panel. Speakers include Alan Thomas, AMPP CEO; Billy Rado, Electrical and Instrumentation Unlimited; Ben Jacobs, Dairyland; Perry Ross, Lake Superior Consulting; Mohammed Alotaibi, Saudi Aramco; Ryan Buchs, Entrust; Thomas Theissen, BORIN; Aaron Raath, Cathtect; Christiane Lederer, Corrosion & Integrity Consulting Services; Kyle Flanagan, Grey Lock Energy; Kevin Garrity; Tom Correll, PHMSA Associate Administrator; Russ Hansen, Carboline; Cal Chapman, Chapman Engineering; Matthew Sandlin, The Sherwin-Williams Company; Tom Taylor, Tom Taylor Corrosion Consulting; Gerald Haynes, CTC Consultants; Damaris Martinez, Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia; and Ivano Magnifico, Automa.
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Well Integrity Workshop 2026
NotableSociety of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) · Houston, TX
Oil & Gas · Pipelines & MidstreamA 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.
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