Alliance Fall Conference & Fundraising Auction

The briefing explores evolving Navy priorities and how Oklahoma capabilities can contribute in strategic deterrence, aviation sustainment, advanced manufacturing, autonomy, emerging technology, and the broader defense industrial base. It is intended to help industry, military, academic, and government partners understand the challenges the Navy is working to solve and align Oklahoma’s people, infrastructure, and capabilities with future mission needs. The program includes a fireside chat.

The biennial symposium focuses on proven and emerging technologies for oil and natural gas development and production. Technical papers address commercially viable solutions to drilling, completion, and production engineering challenges. The 2027 theme, “Fueling the Future,” examines the industry’s role in providing low-cost, reliable energy as energy sources diversify. The program also includes events supporting a lower-carbon future, with goals of improving well and program economics, extending commercial success, and addressing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations.

The Ohio Oil & Gas Association’s principal business meeting covers current issues impacting Ohio’s oil and gas industry through business sessions, breakout sessions, and a trade show. Agenda topics include the Debrosse Memorial Report on 2026 oil and gas activity in Ohio; an Ohio Natural Energy Institute program update; a Division of Oil and Gas Resources Management regulatory update; a Federal Political Perspective; and a State Legislative Leadership Discussion. The program also lists an Ohio Geological Society session and legal continuing-education sessions. Several session titles and breakout presentations remain TBD. The program includes the Oilfield Patriot Award ceremony and the Thomas E Stewart Legacy Award presentation.

Sessions address oilfield insurance, the federal outlook for upstream oil and gas, the 90th Texas Legislative Session, legal issues relating to “0000b/c,” and a skeptical view of the energy transition. A state and federal affairs panel covers the 2026 election results. The program also includes a keynote address from John Calce, Chairman, Founder, and CEO of America First Refining.

A conference and trade show focused on the Bakken and Williston Basin, featuring industry speakers and vendor exhibits.

The meeting brings together governors, state and federal regulatory officials, oil and gas industry representatives, and nongovernmental organizations. Its stated mission is to advance conservation and efficient recovery and storage of domestic oil and gas resources while protecting human health, safety, and the environment.

Hosted by the Wyoming Business Alliance and Wyoming Heritage Foundation with Governor Mark Gordon, the forum centers on “FORGING the Wyoming Way.” High-level panels cover Wyoming's energy, tourism, technology, agriculture, education, and other industries. The signature economic forecast, presented by the University of Wyoming College of Business, provides data-driven analysis of Wyoming's economic outlook. The program also includes industry roundtables and networking events.

WEI’s largest event includes general sessions with industry leaders and keynote speakers, plus breakout programming across Asset Management, Damage Prevention, Electric Distribution, Electric Substation, Electric Transmission, Grid of the Future, Grid Resilience, Low Carbon Fuels, Natural Gas Emergency Response + Restoration, Natural Gas Integrity Management, Natural Gas Operational Excellence, Operational Leadership, Safety + Health, Safety Management Systems, and Workforce Development. The program is open to anyone in the energy industry.

The conference brings together operators of natural gas delivery systems and service and equipment providers. Technical sessions cover gas measurement, pipeline integrity, operations advocacy, workforce safety, environmental issues, storage, engineering, construction and maintenance, gas control, corrosion control, and damage prevention. The program supports technical knowledge-sharing and leadership strategies focused on safe, reliable natural gas delivery and workforce safety.

OMA's Manufacturing Day at the Capitol brings industry leaders from across Oklahoma together for face-to-face conversations with legislators and state officials. Discussion topics include workforce challenges, supply chain needs, and long-term investment. Participants meet directly with policymakers, build relationships, and share real-world insight on what it takes to grow and compete in Oklahoma; lawmakers hear how their decisions affect companies on the ground.