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From the Chairman
We all regularly encounter work zone signs alerting us to construction areas that will improve the movements in our active
lives, and our 2015 convention theme “Midstream Momentum: Keep it moving!” is a perfect fit when taking into consideration all
of GPA’s dynamic efforts underway for our industry.
We have boosted our federal advocacy priorities with the addition of GPA staff in Washington, D.C., and will soon open our office
of federal affairs there. With those additions come big changes and benefits to our association and its members. This is a big step
for our industry and is an initiative you will want to hear more about at the convention. Keep it moving!
GPA’s voice is louder and stronger than it has ever been. Hopefully you’ve been keeping up with the comments we’ve been
filing with regulatory groups such as the Environmental Protection Agency, the Energy Information Agency and Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission regarding their proposals that could impact the operations of our member companies and the health of
our industry. Learn more about what’s happened and what’s ahead by attending, and keep it moving!
Our hardworking Program Committee has once again assembled an impressive program for our time together that covers hot topics within the
areas of international affairs, legislative and regulatory issues, safety, market information, operations and maintenance, technical sessions and research.
Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees. The only way to take it all in is to keep it moving!
It has been several years since energy expert Amy Myers Jaffe has addressed our group, and we’re honored that she will be our keynote speaker for
Monday morning’s General Session. Amy will update us on the geopolitics of oil and gas and energy security, as well as share her thoughts on global
energy policy and sustainability. If you miss this general session, you’ve missed a lot. Keep it moving!
With more than 2,500 attendees representing more than 600 companies from the U.S. and around the world, the 2015 GPA Convention is THE place to
be when it comes to midstream matters. Networking opportunities are available throughout, beginning with Sunday’s golf and sporting clays activities
and continuing through Tuesday evening’s GPSA Party with featured entertainers The Swon Brothers and comedian Billy Gardell. Plus, sponsored
breakfasts, lunches and coffee and refreshment breaks allow informal meeting opportunities each day. To take full advantage of the fast-action schedule,
Register online:
www.GPAconvention.org
you will have
to keep it moving!
San Antonio is always a gracious host to our convention and attendees, as we take in the sights along the famous Riverwalk. Therefore, we know our
2015 gathering will be another huge success. We sincerely hope that you will be able to join us because, without a doubt, you will witness the best in
“Midstream Momentum. Keep it moving!”
Joel Moxley
Crestwood Midstream Partners
GPA Chairman of the Board
GPA CONVENTION
FRIENDS
u Sunday Networking Opportunities
GPA Young Professionals
Committee Meeting & Reception
8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. *GPA Sporting Clays
8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. *NGL Marketers
Golf Tournament
12:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Registration
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
*International Reception
4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. *Young Professionals Reception
Sponsored by Aux Sable Liquid Products
and Superior Pipeline
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. GPSA Early Bird Reception with Vendor Night
7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Company-Sponsored Hospitalities
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Committee Meeting
4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Reception*
*Admission by purchased ticket only.
See www.GPAconvention.org for pricing and registration.
GPA’s Young Professionals (YP) Committee will
meet from 3:30 – 4:30 p.m., and all young professionals
interested in getting more involved in GPA and the YP
Committee are welcome to attend this open meeting. A
YP reception is scheduled from 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. to encourage
networking among this group in a relaxed and open environment,
and the reception does require a purchased ticket for entry. There’s
no better time for midstream’s next generation to get involved in the
association.
GPA Sporting Clays*
NGL Marketers Golf Tournament*
8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Novice and seasoned shooters are invited to join us for a day of friendly
competition at the National Shooting Complex. Any convention
registrant may sign up to participate individually or on a team of 4
(individuals will be placed on a team). This event is limited to the first
150 shooters. The entry fee includes sporting clays course fees, plus
a light breakfast and lunch. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the
event, and all participants will be eligible for door prize drawings.
The Keith Foster designed Quarry Golf Club is recognized throughout
the country for its unique setting and character and offers a challenge
to any level player. Any convention registrant may sign up to play,
and the event is limited to the first 144 golfers. Players may designate
their own foursome upon registration; otherwise, GPA will assign
players to groups. The entry fee includes transportation, breakfast,
lunch, driving range and green fees. Prizes will be awarded to the top
three teams, and all participants will be eligible for special contests
and door prizes.
All GPA Convention information right at your fingertips
The GPA smart phone and tablet app will help you make the most of your time at the 2015 conference:
uview the convention schedule and click on individual events to view details
ucreate a customized “My Schedule” for your desired activities with complete times, locations and details
u get real-time updates and information
u find details on forums, sessions and committee meetings
u navigate your way through the Marriott with the Maps feature
uno internet connection will be required once you download the app to your device(s)
The password protected app will become available to convention registrants March 1 and will best serve iPhone,
iPad and Android holders, but those with BlackBerrys and other devices may still take advantage of the webbased version (internet connection required). GPA will communicate download information to those who have
registered for the convention in March.
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INTERNATIONAL
u Monday Networking Opportunities
• International Breakfast*
Sponsored by Huntsman Corp.
Presiding: Colin Woodward,
Woodward International
This breakfast provides an opportunity for
delegates with interests outside of the United
States to meet over a hot meal and then listen to an
authoritative speaker discuss a topic of wide international
interest. The 2015 guest speaker is Nabeel Amudi, president
of Aramco Services Co., and his topic is “The transformation of a
major national oil/gas company and its impact on world energy.”
The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session and some
time for networking.
• International Committee Meeting
Co-Chairs: Justin Hearn, BASF, and Chuck Mart, ExxonMobil
6:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. “Good Morning GPA” Breakfast
Provided by TransTech Energy
7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Registration
7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Re-Charge Lounge
Provided by Dow Chemical
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
*GPA Overview &
Orientation Breakfast
Sponsored by ONEOK and Superior Pipeline
7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
*International Breakfast
Sponsored by Huntsman Corp.
7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Coffee Service
Provided by URS
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. General Session
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Caterpillar Luncheon
Provided by Caterpillar and Petroleum Dealers
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Refreshment Break
Provided by Eastman Chemical Co.
6:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Company-Sponsored Hospitalities
MARKET INFORMATION
• NGL Market Information Committee Meeting & Forum
Chair: Ben Robles, Chevron Phillips Chemical
The NGL Market Information Committee provides a vital link
between GPA and the American Petroleum Institute, U.S.
Department of Energy’s Energy Information Agency, and the
Propane Education and Research Council. This link ensures that
vital industry statistics can be effectively communicated to these
agencies, then back to the industry and other interested parties,
while striving to protect proprietary company information. This
committee meeting is open to all convention attendees and will
be followed by speakers addressing relevant and timely industry
market topics and trends typically related to marketing natural
gas liquids. The topics covered are coordinated with the Tuesday
NGL Business Forum to provide a broad overview of market
conditions and prevent overlap between the two sessions.
*Admission by purchased ticket only.
See www.GPAconvention.org for pricing and registration.
GENERAL ACTIVITIES
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“Good Morning GPA” Breakfast
Provided by TransTech Energy
Re-Charge Lounge
Provided by Dow Chemical
Spouse/Guest Hospitality hosted by GPA
GPSA Membership Meeting and GPSA Board Meeting
Presiding: GPSA President David Bardeen, Ariel Corp.
EDUCATIONAL/INFORMATIVE
TECHNICAL
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GPA Overview and Orientation Breakfast*
Sponsored by ONEOK and Superior Pipeline
Co-Chairs: Terry Spencer, ONEOK, and Bill Ward, Superior Pipeline
This breakfast provides a learning opportunity for those new
to the industry or those interested in learning about and/or
becoming active in GPA or GPSA. Topics include GPA leadership
activities, technical issues, legislative/regulatory issues, young
professionals’ activities and GPSA activities.
• General Session
GPA Chairman Joel Moxley, Crestwood Midstream Partners,
will present service awards and safety awards.
Keynote Presentation Sponsored by GPSA: Amy Myers-Jaffe
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Amy Myers-Jaffe is a leading expert on the geopolitics of oil and gas and
energy security and is an influential thought leader on global energy policy
and sustainability. She is chair of the World Economic Forum (Davos) Global
Agenda Council on The Future of Oil and Gas and is executive
director for Energy and Sustainability at University of
California, Davis. Jaffe provided the keynote address
to convention attendees in 2005 and was a
crowd favorite because of the relevance of her
message and her presentation style. We look
forward to welcoming her back in April.
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• GPA Chapter Officers Roundtable
Chair: Bill Ward, Superior Pipeline
Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest.
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Technical Advisory Committee Meeting
Chair: Francis Foret, Targa Resources
Vice Chair: Alan Dove, Chesapeake
Technical Section A – Facilities Design Meeting
Chair: Jerry Gump, Stantec
Vice Chair: Chip Burkett, Crestwood Midstream Partners
Technical Section A – Facilities Design Forum
Session Chairs: Jorge Foglietta, J.H. Foglietta Consulting LLC;
Ralph Neumann, Badger Midstream;
Emily Stolworthy, QEP Resources
Presentations in this session will cover facilities design of
midstream assets, including all phases of midstream facilities
design (process, mechanical, civil, structural, electrical,
instrumentation) and including construction, startup, process
safety management, design-related issues, optimization, and
modification. It excludes determination of basic data, analysis
and computer applications, but does include onstream
process analysis and computers as applied to plant control
instrumentation.
Technical Section B – Analysis and Test Methods Meeting
Chair: Joe Landes, SPL
Vice Chair: Bob King, DCP Midstream
Technical Section C – Product Specifications Meeting
Chair: Cameron Wood, ONEOK
Vice Chair: Phil Applegate, Targa Resources
Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.
• Technical Section H – Measurement, Calculations
and Handling of Hydrocarbon Fluids Including NGL
and Natural Gas Meeting
Chair: Dean Graves, Devon Energy
Vice Chair: Dale Fiorini, Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
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RESEARCH
• Technical Section F – Technical Data Development
Meeting & Forum
Chair: Karl Gerdes, Chevron
Subgroup 1 Chair: Dan McCartney, Black & Veatch
Subgroup 2 Chair: Chris Root, DCP Midstream
This session includes a short business meeting for
Technical Section F – Research, during which
GPA’s current research projects are reviewed,
the committee members are introduced,
and new projects being presented to the
Technical Committee are approved. Session
participants are encouraged to share their own ideas
for future GPA research projects. Following this brief
meeting, papers are presented that cover technical and
research topics of interest to gas processing professionals with
operating companies and contractors. Typical technical papers
cover the results of recent GPA research projects, independent
research of interest to gas processors, and new tools,
methodologies and processes developed from this research.
u Tuesday Networking Opportunities
7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Registration
7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Re-Charge Lounge
Provided by Dow Chemical
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
“Good Morning GPA” Breakfast
Provided by FESCO Ltd.
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
*Midstream Industry Prayer Breakfast
Sponsored by Cummins and
Enable Midstream Partners
8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Coffee Service
Provided by Desert NDT
1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Ice Cream Social
Provided by Gas Technology Corp.
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Refreshment Break
Provided by Wood Group Mustang
6:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
GPSA Party
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
• Technical Section M – Operations and Maintenance
Meeting & Forum
Chair: Steve Pudlewski, Enterprise Products Operating
Vice Chair: Shawn Brennan, Enterprise Products Operating
This session serves as a venue for personnel involved in
operations and maintenance of midstream facilities to
share and improve their practices and procedures. Topics
include innovative operations and maintenance solutions,
process controls, testing, reliability, efficiencies, operating
cost evaluations, preventive maintenance, start-ups, plant
turnarounds and vendor alliances.
*Admission by purchased ticket only.
See www.GPAconvention.org for pricing and registration.
GENERAL ACTIVITIES
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ADVOCACY/LEGS/REGS/SAFETY
• Environmental Roundtable: Issues & Industry Initiatives
Session Chairs: Doug Jordan, Southwestern Energy;
Melanie Roberts, Targa Resources
This session will feature presentations by the 2014 GPA
Environmental Excellence Award recipient(s) about their
award-winning projects, as well as discussions pertaining to
new and existing environmental regulations. Presentations
on key environmental regulations and initiatives applicable
to midstream operations will be provided, and panel speakers
will be present to address questions related to these topics,
as well as other issues. In addition, a general overview of the
GPA Environmental Committee and key committee activities
will be provided. This session is intended to be interactive, and
questions from the audience are strongly encouraged.
• Legislative Committee Meeting
Chair: Steve Johnson, ONEOK
Vice Chair: Bret Fox, DCP Midstream
Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest.
Regulatory Committee Meeting
Chair: Ron Mucci, ONEOK
Vice Chair: Cris Castillo, QEP Field Services
Safety Committee Meeting
Chair: Marty Summers, Devon Energy
Vice Chair: Brian McGuire, DCP Midstream
Pipeline Safety Meeting and Roundtable
Chair: Alice Ratcliffe, Crestwood Midstream Partners
Vice Chair: Matt Norton, Crestwood Midstream Partners
This meeting and roundtable will provide an opportunity for
in-depth discussion regarding pipeline safety issues facing
midstream operators.
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“Good Morning GPA” Breakfast
Provided by FESCO
Midstream Industry Prayer Breakfast*
Sponsored by Cummins and Enable Midstream Partners
Presiding: Phil Nickel, Cimarex
Motivation and message by
Barry E. Davis, president and
chief executive officer of
EnLink Midstream.
Re-Charge Lounge
Provided by Dow Chemical
Guest/Spouse Hospitality
GPA Membership Meeting and Chairman’s Luncheon
Admission by invitation only
Presiding: GPA Chairman Joel Moxley,
Crestwood Midstream Partners
Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.
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• GPSA Party –
Dinner & Entertainment GPSA has named 2014 CMA
“Vocal Duo of the Year” nominees
The Swon Brothers and star of the
hit CBS television series Mike & Molly, Billy Gardell, as the
featured entertainers for the Tuesday night GPSA party.
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Performing professionally since childhood and honored with
the Rising Star award by the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame,
THE SWON BROTHERS first hit the national radar charming fans
with their incredible harmonies and fun-loving personalities as
finalists in season 4 of NBC’s The Voice. Fans got their first taste of the
resulting self-titled album when the Swons debuted their opening
single, “Later On,” during a triumphant return to The Voice, which
propelled the song to the top of the iTunes country singles chart
within 24 hours.
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BILLY GARDELL stars as Officer Mike Biggs in Mike & Molly. The
popular CBS sitcom garners about 13 million viewers each week.
Before Mike & Molly, Gardell co-starred in the critically acclaimed
television series Lucky. His other television credits include Yes Dear,
Judging Amy, My Name is Earl, The Practice, Monk and Gary the Rat.
Gardell’s stand-up show is a powerhouse. He also makes regular
appearances on NFL Today on CBS Sports.
LEGS/REGS/SAFETY
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Advocacy Steering Committee Meeting
Chair: Al Fatica, Enterprise Products Operating
Vice Chair: Robert Mitchell, Carrera Gas Co.
Advocacy Forum
Session Chairs: Brian DeLuca, Enable Midstream Partners;
Wayne Ziegler, SemGas
Many federal, state and local legislative, regulatory and
compliance issues are driving business decisions, and this
session includes topics of vital interest to midstream companies
and how advocates are defending and supporting midstream
interests. Topics cover the political landscape, as well as
information or updates on issues facing midstream stakeholders.
Learn what is affecting operations, driving business decisions,
and how companies comply with the multitude of rules and
regulations that apply to midstream operations.
No additional ticket purchase is necessary – if you are registered for the
convention, you are welcome and encouraged to attend this event.
MARKET INFORMATION
• NGL Business Forum
Session Chairs: Phil Nickel, Cimarex; Jeff White, Aux Sable
This forum’s scope covers a multitude of activities and
opportunities concerning natural gas liquids (NGLs). Domestic
and worldwide markets are covered, as well as the impacts of
shale plays and the regulatory arena. Presentations will cover
specific issues such as the outlook for U.S. ethane exports,
worldwide petrochemical outlook, and balancing the U.S.
liquefied petroleum gas market with exports.
PROJECT ECONOMICS
• Project Economics Forum
Session Chairs: Ajey Chandra, Muse, Stancil & Co.;
Warren True, Oil & Gas Journal
This session provides a broad overview of the economic
assumptions and influences currently driving economics in the
midstream industry. The session includes information on specific
recent projects to illustrate how operators are managing within
the economic constraints and how they are taking advantage
TECHNICAL/TECHNOLOGY
• Gas and Product Treating Forum
Session Chairs: Larry Pedrick, ExxonMobil;
Naomi Baker, Pilot Energy Solutions
Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest.
This session highlights topics on gas and product treating,
dehydration, new technologies, advances in existing methods
and operational applications. Discussions will include new
technology that is ready for application, as well as presentations
on further operating data for known technologies. Topics may
also cover gas sweetening and special applications such as
mercury removal, or sulfur recovery, or incremental liquids
recovery. Speakers for this session are challenged to present
data and discuss actual operations to broaden the midstream
industry’s awareness of the range of application for their
technologies. Time will be provided for a brief Q&A session after
each presentation.
Advances in Midstream Technology Forum
Session Chairs: Bob Purgason, Williams;
Richard Fitt, Boardwalk Louisiana Midstream
This session strives to present new innovative approaches to
various technical processes used in the midstream industry.
This forum looks for ideas ahead of their time to push new
technology into practice.
Unconventional Gas, LNG and Alternative Energy Forum
Session Chairs: Chuck Mart, ExxonMobil;
Shawn Hoffart, Black & Veatch
This session provides a forum for liquefied natural gas (LNG)
topics and issues, including presentations covering facility
design challenges and operational and regulatory issues. A
discussion of economic and environmental benefits of LNG
being used or considered as a fuel for a variety of transportation
applications may also be included. The scope of this forum
includes reviewing past, current and planned projects, their
successes and impact to the industry.
Technical Committee Meeting
Chair: Francis Foret, Targa Resources
Vice Chair: Alan Dove, Chesapeake
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Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.
of specific supply/demand for products, given the
resource availability in the industry. Presentations
cover near and medium-term demand and
supply prospects, as well as strategies and
experience in designing and executing capital
projects that accurately meet the needs
of markets. Time is provided for a brief Q&A
session after each presentation.
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8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. GENERAL ACTIVITIES
• GPA Board of Directors Meeting
Presiding: GPA Chairman Joel Moxley,
Crestwood Midstream Partners
OPERATIONS/MAINTENANCE/
SAFETY/RELIABILITY
EDUCATIONAL/TRAINING
• Environmental Technical Forum
This session is being developed by the GPA Environmental
Committee and highlights topics related to environmental
technical issues, including process optimization, permitting and
compliance strategies and emissions abatement/controls.
• Shale Gas Processing Training
Presenters from URS will covers all aspects of shale gas
processing from well pad, dehydration and compression through
NGL recovery, fractionation and product storage and transport.
• Safety Forum
This session is being developed by the GPA Safety Committee
and will focus on effective practices and implementation
strategies that midstream companies use to comply with OSHA
requirements in 29 CFR 1910 (Occupational Safety and Health
Standards). It will cover tools and resources that operators use
for implementation of a practical, functional safety program.
• Advances in Midstream Operations Forum
Session Chairs: Paul Glaves, Wood Group Mustang;
Ross Goff, ConocoPhillips; Bill Bradbury, DCP Midstream
This session includes presentations focusing on how companies
can improve current operations with tools and work processes to
respond to changing facility and market conditions.
• Safety and Reliability Forum
Session Chairs: Greg Lang, Kinder Morgan;
Stephen Henderson, Enable Midstream Partners
Presentations from this session include real strategies to
promote a safe and viable midstream industry, including but
not limited to monitoring, inspecting, routine testing and
risk analysis techniques, as well as mechanical integrity for
midstream facilities and the use of technologies to improve
safety and compliance.
For the past several months, I’ve had
the privilege of working with an
outstanding group of Program
Committee members, all whom
contributed a significant amount
of their personal time to make this
convention program come together.
Please join me in recognizing your industry
peers from the following companies who
organized this conference and had a direct hand in
choosing the papers and presentations. Thank you for
the time and effort you’ve contributed to the GPA Convention.
Stan Golemon, EnLink Midstream, Program Committee Chair
ACCESS MIDSTREAM
ENABLE MIDSTREAM PARTNERS
PILOT ENERGY SOLUTIONS
ANADARKO PETROLEUM
ENCANA OIL & GAS
PSI MIDSTREAM
ARIEL CORP.
ENERGY TRANSFER
PVR MIDSTREAM
AUX SABLE LIQUID PRODUCTS
ENLINK MIDSTREAM
QEP RESOURCES
BADGER MIDSTREAM
ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS
REGENCY ENERGY PARTNERS
BLACK & VEATCH
EXXONMOBIL
RELIANCE HOLDING USA
BOARDWALK LOUISIANA MIDSTREAM
J. H. FOGLIETTA CONSULTING
RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
CHESAPEAKE
JOHN M. CAMPBELL & CO.
SEMGAS
CIMAREX ENERGY
KINDER MORGAN
SUPERIOR PIPELINE
CONOCOPHILLIPS
MARKWEST HYDROCARBONS
TARGA RESOURCES
CRESTWOOD MIDSTREAM PARTNERS
MARTIN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS
VALERUS
D.G. ELLIOT & ASSOCIATES
MUSE, STANCIL & CO.
WILLIAMS
DCP MIDSTREAM
MUSTANG GAS PRODUCTS
WOOD GROUP MUSTANG
DEVON ENERGY
OIL & GAS JOURNAL
WOODWARD INTERNATIONAL
DOLLAHON PR
ONEOK PARTNERS
ACCOMMODATIONS
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Rooms are being held for registered GPA Convention attendees at the Marriott Rivercenter
and Marriott Riverwalk hotels. Please contact the hotel directly to make your reservations
and mention the Gas Processors Association to receive the group rate. All reservations must
be made by March 13, 2015 to receive the discounted rates (earlier if the room block is full).
GPA will closely monitor room reservations and will require those using GPA’s room block to
register for the convention.
Single Occupancy - $269/night
Double Occupancy - $279/night
Attendees should keep records of session hours attended from Sunday afternoon through
Wednesday. These can most likely be applied toward the PDH hours required for continuing
education. Certificates of Attendance will be available at the end of each session to serve as
documentation.
CANCELLATION/REFUND/TRANSFER POLICY
Early registrants may obtain a refund (less a $50 handling fee) if GPA receives a written
cancellation notice by 5 p.m. Central time on March 13, 2015. A registration may be transferred
at no cost with a written request by the same deadline. Refunds for events will not be given on
transfers, but GPA will attempt to provide substitutions/additions. Transfers are allowed after
March 13, 2015 but will incur a $50 fee. Refunds for events/spouse/guest fees will not be given.
Marriott Rivercenter - 101 Bowie Street, San Antonio, TX 78205
Marriott Riverwalk - 889 East Market Street, San Antonio, TX 78205
Toll free (in the U.S. only): (800) 364-8064
Local: (210) 223-1000
COMPANY ENTERTAINMENT
Both GPA and GPSA subscribe to long-standing rules that are designed to promote the serious
purpose of the GPA Convention and to provide an equitable and competitive atmosphere in
which to conduct intercompany business. Please remember that private dinners or parties in
excess of 40 persons are not allowed.
CONVENTION ATTIRE
Dress at all events will be business casual.
Convention name badge is required for admission to all events.
Committee meetings and forums are open to all attendees; you are strongly encouraged to attend any of interest.
Coffee Service
Provided by Freese and Nichols
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Visit www.GPAconvention.org for specific paper titles, times and updated program information.
CONVENTION FRIENDS
LPG & NGL STORAGE SOLUTIONS
CONVENTION PARTNERS