TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2022

11:30 am – 7:00 pm | Registration Open

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm | SHALE INSIGHT® 2022 Welcome Reception

Welcome Reception
Sponsored by Antero Resources, Encino Energy, Pittsburgh Regional Alliance, VisitErie and Williams

Join SHALE INSIGHT® 2022 Conference attendees on the Bayfront Convention Center’s Sunset Terrace located on the water’s edge. Network with colleagues while enjoying a cocktail and hors d’oeuvres.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2022

7:30 am – 6:00 pm | Registration Open

8:30 am – 10:15 am | Breakfast, Welcome and General Session

Breakfast
Sponsored by Southwestern Energy

Welcome to SHALE INSIGHT® 2022

David Callahan
President, Marcellus Shale Coalition

General Session Keynote
Sponsored by Seneca Resources Company, LLC / National Fuel Gas Midstream Company, LLC

Answering the Call for Reliable, Affordable, Lower Carbon Energy
Sponsored by Chesapeake Energy Corporation

Brian Woodard | Introduction
Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs, Chesapeake Energy

Nick Dell’Osso
President and Chief Executive Officer, Chesapeake Energy

10:15 am – 11:00 am | Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

11:15 am – 12:30 pm | Breakout Sessions

APR Woes: Case Studies on E&S Permitting Hurdles when Encountering Acid Producing Rock
Sponsored by Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Industry experts in digital marketing will present case studies of recent well site and midstream / pipeline projects where individual E&S Permits were required due to anticipated impacts to coal or other acid producing rock (APR). Case studies will include projects with impacts to marketable coal, pipeline crossings of mapped coal outcrops, and surface sites on previously disturbed coal processing and refuse areas.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Ryan Dailey, PE
Project Manager, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Brian Dillemuth
Regulatory Advisor, Olympus Energy LLC

Methane Mitigation, Start with the Question!
Sponsored by ChampionX

Everyone seeks the silver bullet, a singular device capable of solving difficult problems. While methane mitigation is no easy feat, there are numerous providers who will suggest their widget is indeed the silver bullet. They claim the one and only technology will solve your methane problems. Unfortunately, that technology does not exist.
Satellites only see large leaks on clear days, OGI cameras require operators to visit the site making them cost prohibitive for catching leaks early. Continuous monitors can’t pinpoint the source. Although modest reductions are achievable with any device, maximizing the methane abated versus cost involves knowing how available tools fit together into a holistic methane reduction package.
This presentation will show existing detection options: planes, helicopters, drones, satellites, OGI cameras, and continuous monitoring and consider how to deploy these technologies in a way which achieves maximum benefit for the minimum cost. Finally, how can you construct a methane detection system that will answer your specific questions.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Stephen Conley, PhD
Chairman, Scientific Aviation

The Importance of S&G in ESG
Sponsored by Steptoe & Johnson PLLC

This session will provide an overview of ESG and discuss the importance of the S, social and G, governance and how the industry is working with local communities and all stakeholders during project proposal, development, and completion.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Michael E. Flowers, Esq. | Moderator
Member, Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Steptoe & Johnson PLLC

Donald Racey
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Engage Energy & Industrial Consulting

Edith Webster Naegele
Vice President, Membership and Strategic Development, American Gas Association

The Latest Hydrogen and CCS Developments and What They Mean for the Natural Gas Industry
Sponsored by Babst Calland

Hydrogen and carbon capture and sequestration have emerged as a potential solution to address unprecedented decarbonization demands from investors, customers and governments. The U.S. Department of Energy will soon be reviewing applications and awarding grants for regional Hydrogen Hubs, perhaps including one in Appalachia, while private industry continues to actively explore the generation of hydrogen and its use for industrial, transportation and other uses. Sequestering the carbon is a key component to the development and deployment of hydrogen as an energy source, particularly in our region. This session will provide the latest developments on the status of IIJA review and funding of hydrogen hubs, the generation of hydrogen and the market for off-takers, CO2 and hydrogen pipeline regulation and permitting, and primacy for UIC permitting of injection wells.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

James Curry, Esq.
Shareholder, Babst Calland

Kevin Garber, Esq.
Shareholder, Babst Calland

12:30 pm – 2:15 pm | Luncheon and General Sessions

Luncheon
Sponsored by Washington County Chamber of Commerce

Welcome Back

Jeff M. Kotula
President, Washington County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Promotion Agency

Unleash US LNG
Sponsored by EQT Corporation

John Bane | Introduction
Director of Government Affairs, EQT
MSC Chair

Toby Rice
President and Chief Executive Officer, EQT Corporation

Fireside Chat: Addressing Urgent Infrastructure Needs to Drive a Secure and Sustainable Energy Future
Sponsored by MPLX LP

Christopher Rimkus, Esq. | Introduction
Deputy General Counsel, MPLX LP

David Callahan
President, Marcellus Shale Coalition

Neil Chatterjee
Senior Advisor, Hogan Lovells
Former Commissioner and Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

Greg Floerke
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, MPLX LP

Closing Remarks and Networking Reception Invitation

Chris Romer
Chief Executive Officer, Project Canary

2:15 pm – 3:00 pm | Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

3:15 pm – 4:30 pm | Breakout Sessions

Carbon Sequestration and the Path to Commercialization
Sponsored by WSP Golder

Underground Injection Control (UIC) wells are designed to inject, dispose, and store injectates in the subsurface. Established methods to permit, design, operate, and monitor UIC wells have established a safe disposal and storage alternative for industry. To meet net-zero goals, these methods can be successfully implemented to insure the safe and secure long-term disposal through carbon capture and sequestration (CCS). The most successful projects will have to navigate and satisfy geologic feasibility, regulatory requirements, and commercial requisites. Geologic criteria include: (1) adequate upper confinement to protect the lowermost Underground Source of Drinking Water (USDW); (2) sufficient storage capacity to sequester the anticipated volume of CO2; and (3) identification and assessment of vertical migration pathways that could compromise permanent storage and potentially threaten the USDW. With geologic requirements satisfied, a stable regulatory framework can be established with advanced efforts to understand the local and state readiness along with early coordination with regulators and stakeholders. These pieces feed into the ever-evolving landscape of policy incentives and advancement of capture technology, making commercialization opportunities available for sustainable CCS programs.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Graciela Moore, PG
Director, Geologist, WSP

Coming to a Town Near You: Local Government and the Environmental Rights Amendment
Sponsored by Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP

This summer, Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court threw out Grant Township’s attempt to ban industry activity through the adoption of a Home Rule Charter. This program will provide an update on that case and other continuing efforts to restrict unconventional shale development throughout the Appalachian Basin through local government proceedings. In particular, the presentation will address attempts to use the Pennsylvania Environmental Rights Amendment at the local government level to limit and even ban industry activity. Come to this panel to hear from subject matter expert attorneys who are engaged in the Grant Township case, and other key participants, as they discuss these legal developments.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Todd D. Kantorczyk, Esq. | Moderator
Partner, Manko, Gold Katcher & Fox LLP

Thomas M. Duncan, Esq.
Partner, Manko, Gold Katcher & Fox LLP

Lisa McManus, Esq.
Vice President – Legal, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Pennsylvania General Energy Company, LLC

Diana A. Silva, Esq.
Partner, Manko, Gold Katcher & Fox LLP

Technology Showcase
Sponsored by Repsol Oil and Gas, LLC

The SHALE INSIGHT® 2022 annual Technology Showcase provides a premiere opportunity for developers of emerging technologies to introduce new innovations to the natural gas industry and its service providers. Selected from a competitive field of entries by the MSC Research Collaborative, the Technology Showcase will highlight the latest technologies coming to the industry.

Walter Hufford, PG | Keynote
North America Government and Regulatory Affairs, Institutional Relations, Repsol Oil and Gas, LLC

Presenting Companies
Click here to view each company’s technology.

AUMA Actuators
Matthew Thiel, President

Conspec Controls Inc
Ben Cope, Oil and Gas Business Development Manager

Effect Inc.
Jeff Schunk, President

Kathairos Solutions Inc.
Kelly Doody, Chief Marketing Officer

Scientific Aviation
Stephen Conley, PhD, Chairman

Seismos
Kinleigh Fatheree, Business Development Lead

Stryker Drilling
Isaac Haky, President

Transferred Emissions: New Pressures in the Energy Sector
Sponsored by Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.

Experts for the oil and gas industry and the energy transition, ESG investing, and turbulent commodity prices have pushed and pulled business strategy over the past 5 years. Early on, companies eager to meet the energy transition expectations of their shareholders used divestment as a tool to rapidly decarbonize their asset portfolio. More recently, this concept of M&A activity as a way to meet corporate climate targets has caught the attention of investors and ENGOs/NGOs. As it has become apparent that transferred emissions may hamper macro energy transition goals, companies’ strategies need to evolve. In this session, the concept of transferred emissions will be covered broadly and we will offer actionable ways to build effective and credible tools.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Rebecca Denney, PE
Senior ESG/Sustainability Professional, Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.

4:30 pm – 6:00 pm | Networking Reception in Exhibit Hall

Networking Reception
Sponsored by Project Canary

6:00 pm | Open Night

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022

7:30 am – 12:30 pm | Registration Open

8:30 am – 10:00 am | Breakfast and General Session

Breakfast

Welcome Back to SHALE INSIGHT® 2022 and University Research Showcase Highlights

David Callahan
President, Marcellus Shale Coalition

Jennifer Hoffman
Vice President, EHSR and Communications, Olympus Energy LLC

Natural Gas: A Catalyst Fuel, Not a Bridge Fuel
Sponsored by CNX Resources

Jeff Nobers | Introduction
Executive Director, Builders Guild of Western PA

Nicholas J. DeIuliis
President and Chief Executive Officer, CNX Resources

10:00 am – 10:45 am | Networking Break in Exhibit Hall

11:00 am – 12:15 pm | Breakout Sessions

Earning RSG Certification
Sponsored by Project Canary

Responsibly Sourced Gas” (or RSG) is a relatively new category of differentiated natural gas in the marketplace with a strong following. While third-party assessments are required to evaluate energy producers and provide certification, the right data plays a critical role in sustained differentiation. The steps operators take to certify their gas and understand what advantages certification provides in the natural gas marketplace.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Jessie Schiavone
Head of Utilities, Project Canary

Environmental Justice in Focus: Key Considerations for Shale Energy
Sponsored by Beveridge & Diamond PC

In recent years, environmental justice (EJ) has gained significant prominence among federal and state policymakers and regulators. It is a concept and movement that is not universally understood but is driving new regulation, policy, and permitting and enforcement decisions. Companies with shale-related infrastructure, including exploration, extraction, and pipelines, face various environmental justice risks. Seasoned environmental lawyers will discuss new legal and regulatory developments, emerging issues on the horizon, and risk mitigation strategies.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Julius M. Redd, Esq.
Principal, Beveridge & Diamond PC

Stacey Halliday, Esq.
Principal, Beveridge & Diamond PC

Pipeline Safety in the Biden Administration
Sponsored by Babst Calland

The Biden Administration has issued several significant pipeline safety rules since coming to office in January 2021, including new safety standards and reporting requirements for onshore gas gathering lines, as well as new valve installation and rupture detection standards for gas, hazardous liquid, and carbon dioxide pipelines. The Administration is also developing new rulemaking proposals to establish enhanced leak detection and repair requirements for gas pipelines and address other congressional mandates. These new rulemakings, along with the Administration’s focus on environmental issues, have impacted the regulatory landscape and policy priorities of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), the federal agency charged with administering the nation’s pipeline safety program. This session will cover recent developments in pipeline safety and discuss the potential challenges and opportunities that operators can expect during the Biden Administration.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Keith Coyle, Esq.
Shareholder, Babst Calland

Pump Theory Training: What Really Happens Inside a Pump Casing – A Systems Approach on Pumps and Pump Parts
Sponsored by Process Pump and Seal, Inc.

This session explores a “systems approach” to pumps, with the goals of obtaining cost savings, safety, and environmental improvements. The discussion will explore the latest technologies designed to ensure leak-free and longer run times, which include the implementation of engineered processes utilizing vibration analysis, thermography reporting of inconsistent and abnormal bearing temperature inclination, and reverse engineering utilizing the latest camera. From digitizing, to mesh, to model, to prints, to rapid prototyping or patterns, the “systems approach” target is to reduce repetitive failures of critical rotating equipment. Case studies will highlight a variety of different applications, including refineries, fossil and gas generation, clean water, wastewater, air force bases and the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The discussion also will provide insight on how this applies to oil and gas upstream, midstream, and downstream operations.

1.0 Professional Development Hour
1.0 Continuing Legal Education Hour

Dan Quenneville
President and Chief Executive Officer, Process Pump and Seal, Inc.

12:15 pm – 2:15 pm | Luncheon and General Session

Luncheon

The Opportunity for a Decarbonized Economy
Sponsored by Shell

Matt Mangum
Business Opportunity Manager, Carbon Capture and Storage, Shell

General Session Keynote
Sponsored by Range Resources

Luke Bernstein | Introduction
President, PA Chamber of Business and Industry

Pennsylvania Statewide Candidates
Sponsored by Equitrans Midstream Corporation

Michael Killion, Esq. | Introduction
Deputy General Counsel, Government Affairs, Equitrans Midstream Corporation

Pennsylvania Candidate for US Senate

Dr. Mehmet Oz
Candidate for U.S. Senate

Pennsylvania Candidate for Governor

Doug Mastriano
Candidate for Pennsylvania Governor

2:15 pm | Conference Close

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