Flow Measurement Fundamentals
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Certificate Programs: Basic Gas Measurement Technician
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory

This course focuses on flow measurement and its importance to the natural gas industry, the units of measurement used for flow measurement, how natural gas properties affect flow measurement, gas laws and equations used for gas measurement and devices used for flow measurement.

Introduction to the EU Methane Regulation, MRV & Preparing for a Global Regulatory Environment
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Subscriptions: All-Access
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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1 hour, 23 minutes

Topics: Commercial & Regulatory Strategy
Subtopics: Regulatory Compliance & Rates
Level: Introductory
Type: Recorded Webinar
Duration: 1+ hrs - 1.5 hrs
Course duration in minutes: 70 minutes

The new European Union Methane Regulation (EUMR) requires energy exporters to disclose their product’s upstream associated methane impacts beginning in 2025 with additional phased requirements, including methane intensity reporting and, ultimately, compliance with a to-be-determined methane intensity limit by 2030. The EUMR regulates emissions outside the EU border by requiring exporters to institute robust Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) programs to meet import contractual methane intensity disclosure and limit requirements…regardless of the U.S. regulations in place. As the requirements apply to the entire production value chain, they will impact U.S. natural gas producers whose product makes its way to LNG export facilities, as well as the midstream and transmission operators who treat and transport the gas. This course will address the regulation, its impacts to operators in various oil and gas industry seg-ments, and best practices in the field and in data management that can be implemented to prepare for this global regulatory environment.

Attendees will receive 1.5 Professional Development Hours (PDH) upon completion. Please submit your request for your PDH to learn@southerngas.org

Questions attendees will be able to answer

  • What is the European Methane Rule (EUMR), and how will it impact US opera-tors?
  • How does the EUMR compare to current applicable regulations? What additional requirements come into play?
  • How can companies start preparing for compliance with EUMR requirements?
  • How long do companies have to establish EUMR-compliant measurement, report-ing, and verification (MRV) programs?

Target Audience

  • Environmental Professionals and Manager
  • Corporate Decisionmakers
  • Sustainability Team

Instructor

Elizabeth McGurk
Managing Consultant, Sustainability and Climate Advisory
Montrose Environmental


Elizabeth is a highly experienced air quality program manager with expertise in the fields of greenhouse gas (GHG) quantification and mitigation, oil and gas sustainability framework implementation, regulatory analysis, and auditing. Her passion is in leveraging measurement-informed data to inform effective mitigation efforts, and she is proud to have supported OGMP 2.0 projects worldwide. Elizabeth has a strong background in delivering technical training and excels in distilling and presenting complex information, impacts, and solutions to various stakeholders. She leads diverse teams and has conducted complex environmental projects, both regulatorily and voluntarily driven, for clients in carbon-intensive industries. She specializes in assisting clients with Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 GHG emissions quantification and reporting and developing practical, real-world carbon reduction strategies.


Transforming Utilities with Generative AI
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Subscriptions: All-Access
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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1 hour, 20 minutes

Topics: Energy Future
Subtopics: Emerging Technology
Level: Advanced
Type: Recorded Webinar
Duration: 1+ hrs - 1.5 hrs
Course duration in minutes: 80 minutes

Explore how leading utility companies are leveraging the power of generative AI to enhance customer experiences, optimize infrastructure, and drive operational efficiency.

Are you ready to supercharge your utility operations and leave your competitors in the dark? Join us for an electrifying webinar that will illuminate the game-changing potential of generative AI in the power utility sector!

In just 90 minutes, you’ll discover:

  • How industry leaders are leveraging AI to slash costs and boost efficiency
  • Cutting-edge applications that are transforming customer engagement, predictive maintenance, and grid optimization
  • Strategies to implement generative AI seamlessly into your existing infrastructure
  • The future of utilities: AI-driven innovations that will shape the industry for years to come

Don’t miss this high-voltage opportunity to gain insider knowledge from industry experts and position your utility at the forefront of the AI revolution. Whether you’re a seasoned executive or a forward-thinking professional, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights to power up your operations.

Presented by Bob Price, multi-bestselling author, his latest AI book that debuted recently as a Number 1 New Release and a Number 1 Bestseller on Amazon. Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot now! Register today and take the first step towards a brighter, more efficient future for your utility.

Don’t let this opportunity slip through the grid – energize your career and your company by joining us for this transformative session!

Meet Your Instructor

Bob Price
Bestselling Author & CEO, Bluebridge-AI


Bob Price, a renowned multi-bestselling author, and an esteemed speaker in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). With a remarkable track record of success, including a Number 1 New Release in 2023, Bob is a leading authority on AI and its impact on various industries.

As the CEO of Bluebridge-AI, a pioneering AI company, Bob has spent decades developing cutting-edge technology products and innovations for both the Department of Defense and the commercial consumer market. His expertise and experience in AI have positioned him as a thought leader in the industry.

Bluebridge-AI stands at the forefront of AI advancements, having successfully merged the power of OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft AI solutions. This groundbreaking merger has led to remarkable breakthroughs in creating trainable AI that is specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of different companies and customers.


Basic Troubleshooting: Part I (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the end-goal of troubleshooting, the resources used to assist troubleshooting efforts, the seven-step and five-step troubleshooting philosophies for systematic troubleshooting and diagnosing faults using the divide-and-conquer troubleshooting method.
Basic Troubleshooting: Part II (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the action steps taken while utilizing the five-step troubleshooting method, the components of a logical troubleshooting flowchart, and construct a flowchart specific to equipment processes at your facility as well as the steps necessary to construct a cause and effect diagram.
Drawing Sets and Print Reading (WBT)
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Course rating: 5.0(1)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on the different types of drawings, drawing symbols, and their usage as well as the graphic styles used to create drawings and prints.
Safety in Gas Measurement (WBT)
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Course rating: 5.0(1)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Safety & Compliance
Subtopics: HSE (Health, Safety, Environment)
This course focuses on the need for safety in the natural gas industry, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), the personal protective equipment used and why, lockout/tagout and its purpose, safety regulations associated with the natural gas industry, natural gas leaks and hazards, signs to look for, and what to do if found.
Instrumentation Systems (WBT)
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Course rating: 4.0(1)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on why instrumentation is important to the natural gas pipeline industry, the different instrument loops and how they are used to monitor and control various parameters, the different system process variables, the different units of measure for each of the process variables and the different control loops and how they achieve process control.
Gas Quality Instrumentation (WBT)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on the purpose of oxygen analyzers and give examples, the purpose of water vapor dew point analyzers and give examples and the purpose of hydrogen sulfide analyzers and give examples.
Basics of Control Valves (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the function of a control valve, the different types of control valves, actuators, and positioners and the operation of the different types of control valves, actuators, and positioners.
Communication and Protocols II (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on network topology, the main types of networks and installation and troubleshooting skill sets, tools, and best practices.
Communication and Protocols I (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on data communications and applications, telemetry, its history, and its applications and the main types of network protocols.
Basics of Gas Chromatography I (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the history of gas chromatography, gas chromatography theory and natural gas applications of gas chromatographs.
Basics of Gas Chromatography II (WBT)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the principle elements of gas chromatography, the main factors affecting analysis and a typical gas chromatograph operation cycle.
Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals (WBT)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on fluid mechanics, different types of fluids, the driving force for flow, conservation laws of mass, momentum, and energy, equations involved in the study of fluid mechanics and the Bernoulli Principle as it relates to velocity, pressure, and flow.
Introduction to Gas Measurement (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on why accurate measurements are necessary and the components of a gas measurement system.
Industry Overview (WBT)
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Course rating: 5.0(3)
Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the history and evolution of the natural gas industry and the standards that govern the industry, the chemical makeup of natural gas, the chemical equation for gas combustion and the basic description of natural gas delivery from the wellhead to the customer.
Basics of Electronic Flow Measurement for Gas II
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
Level: Introductory
This course focuses on the history of gas flow computers, governing standard API 21.1, terms used with electronic flow measurement, different types of flow computers and communication data types used by flow computers.
Gas Properties I (WBT)
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Subscriptions: Campus
Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on the history of natural gas as an economic resource, the physical, thermal, and chemical properties of gas, the chemical composition of gas and gas applications and uses.
Gas Properties II (WBT)
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Formats: Gas Industry Topics
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Topics: Operations & Technical Execution
This course focuses on the three primary states of matter and unique properties of each, phase change, ideal gas concept and the various laws governing gas.