Waxy Crude Workshop
Duchesne County Event Center and Arena, 60 W 400 S Duchesne, Utah
April 14, 2016 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
The 7th Annual Waxy Crude Workshop will discuss how to enhance the position of black and yellow wax as a higher quality and safer alternative to Canadian crude oil, and how to better connect Uinta Basin waxy crude with Salt Lake City refiners and other markets.
Click here for the Waxy Crude Workshop Press Release.
Agenda
| 8:30 AM | Breakfast prepared by Barefoot Baker | Sponsored by DevonWay |
| 8:50 | Introduction | Andrew Sweeney, USTAR East Director |
| 8:55 | Human Performance and Safety Culture | DevonWay |
| 9:10 | UBOGC Update | John Baza & John Rogers, DOGM Presentation |
| 9:30 | Uinta Basin Oil Study | Kyle Slaughter, Rural Planning Group Presentation |
| 9:40 | Historical overview of waxy crude in the market | Rick Shafer, GBI Presentation |
| 9:55 | Networking break | Sponsored by Integrated Energy Companies |
| 10:15 | Cavitation Device | Brenner Adams, BGreen Energy |
| 10:30 | Environmental Infrastructure | Michael Roberts, 670 LLC Presentation |
| 10:50 | Importance of Pipeline | Kipper Overstreet, Azure Presentation |
| 11:10 | Oil Export Potential | Tim Stanley, Global One (PRT) Presentation |
| 11:30 | Upstream/Downstream Waxy Crude Report | Crescent Point Presentation Chevron Presentation |
| 11:50 | Lunch prepared by Grab N Growl | Sponsored by GOED |
| 12:30 PM | Utah Business Expansion and Retention Overview | Jake Hardman, GOED - Rural Division Presentation |
| 12:50 | Air Quality Update | Seth Lyman, Director BEERC Presentation |
| 1:10 | Legislative Update | Dr. Laura Nelson, Exec. Director OED |
| 1:30 | SCIC Initiatives | Sen. Ralph Okerlund |
| 1:50 | Questions | |
| 2:00 | Adjourn |
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OED Mission
To advance Utah’s diverse energy sector through planning, policy, and direct engagement with the private sector; and thereby to foster economic growth through energy development and conservation activities and through the provision of affordable, reliable energy.
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