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This Texas manufacturing events calendar covers process technology, carbon capture and storage, composites, cement, petrochemicals, labor relations, and human resources. The gatherings are held in Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas, with attendance suited to manufacturing, chemical, energy, materials, workforce, and industry professionals.
Recurring themes include industrial process development, lower-carbon production, carbon management, composite materials, petrochemical operations, labor relations, and human resources. The sample includes conferences, a symposium, and summits organized by groups such as AIChE, Wood Mackenzie, IACMI — The Composites Institute, SPE, and AFPM.
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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 Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) · Houston, TX
Chemicals & Plastics · Oil & Gas · Robotics & AutomationThe conference focuses on technology and business issues affecting the oil refining and chemical industries along the US Gulf Coast. Technical themes include distillation, reaction engineering, process control, process safety, energy management, IIoT, artificial intelligence, process design and project development, reliability, plant operations, catalysis, renewable and sustainable technology, and innovations in process technology. The program includes an Energy Efficiency track, Process Safety & Risk Management, Process Design and Project Development, Process Control and Reliability, Advances in Digitalization: IIoT & AI, an AI Panel Discussion, Catalysis & Reaction Engineering, Renewable and Sustainable Technology, and a Career Forum for Chemical Engineers. The page also identifies keynote speakers Nick Clausi of ExxonMobil and Rupa Ramamurthi of McKinsey & Company, along with Lance S. Kinney, Ph.D., P.E., for the Professional Engineer Forum.
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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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