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  1. DOT Pipeline Compliance Workshop – August 17-18, 2005
  2. Need to update your Public Awareness Program?
  3. Pipeline Operator Public Awareness Program Final rule; correction
  4. Integrity Management Services
  5. Office of Pipeline Safety OPA-90 Rule; correction
  6. 2005 Offshore Hurricane Readiness and Recovery Conference
  7. RCP Services Spotlight – Underwater Inspection Procedures and Interval Risk Modeling
  8. B31Q Update
  9. O&M Manual Up-To-Date?
  10. Critical Energy Infrastructure Information
  11. Need to Update Your Current Operator Qualification Program?
  12. Use of Polyamide-11 Plastic Pipe in Gas Pipelines
  13. Integrity Management Plan Up-to-Date?
  14. Proposed Reissuance of NPDES Permit Number AKG280000
  15. Are Your Response Plans Current?
  16. New PHMSA Deputy Administrator
  17. Exclusion Zones for Marine LNG Spills: Reopening of comment period
  18. FERC Guidance on PIM Cost Treatment for Gas Pipelines
  19. Public Meeting on Applying, Interpreting, and Evaluating Data from ILI Devices

2005 Offshore Hurricane Readiness and Recovery Conference

The U.S. offshore oil and natural gas industry, in collaboration with its regulatory agencies, is hosting the Offshore Hurricane Readiness and Recovery Conference, July 26-27, 2005, at the InterContinental Houston Hotel [713-627-7600]. This conference is targeted to people in industry, government or other groups involved in Emergency Response; Design, Installation and Operation of Offshore, Shore-base Terminals; Drilling; and Offshore Oil and Gas Service and Supply. Industry experts, including representatives from the USCG and the MMS, will share their insights on:

  • Perspective of Regulators
  • Planning and Response Best Practices
  • Metocean: Hindcast, Historical Perspectives, and Forecasting
  • Performance of Drill Rigs, Production Facilities and Pipelines

On day 2, breakout sessions will delve deeper into the analysis of Hurricane Ivan and give participants the opportunity to discuss the performance and adequacy of design standards on Drilling Rigs, Production Facilities, and Pipelines. These discussions will influence the direction of future industry studies.

The conference cost is $600.00, discounted to $475 if registered by July 15, 2005 [government rates of $500 / $375]. Additional information and on-line registration is available here.