Eastern Gas Compression Roundtable

The Eastern Gas Compression Roundtable (EGCR) is a non-profit organization providing the Natural Gas Industry with high quality, cost-effective education via targeted, industry-specific training programs for entry-level through advanced educational needs. These programs are presented at our annual training and technology conference and focus specifically on engine and compressor maintenance.

Our goal is to meet the needs of industry groups closely involved with Compressor Stations, Marcellus Shale, Utica Shale, Antrim and other associated areas. The conference is promoted by those directly involved in the oil and gas industry and is open to anyone involved in the industry.

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Class Topics

Auxiliary Equipment/Filtration
Compressor Maintenance
Electrical & Ignition Equipment
Environmental Health and Safety
Gas Processing
Integral Gas Engine Maintenance
Lubrication & Filtration
Maintenance Reliability
Performance Reliability
Pipeline Valve and Actuation Maintenance

Roundtable Discussions
Technical & Engineering
Introduction to Gas Compression
OEM CAT
OEM Solar Turbines
OEM Waukesha (INNIO)

Exhibit Hall
Keynote Speaker
P.E. PDHs
Golf Outing
Monday evening Welcome Reception
Tuesday evening get together

CH4 Facts: US Natural Gas Production by State

June 10, 2021

Could you explain more about where US natural gas comes from? Sure… we would be happy to. We've already talked about imports, so let’s look at production internally. The graphic below shows production by state. If you have a specific question, send us a … Read full article about CH4 Facts: US Natural Gas Production by State

Technical Tuesday: Dead Weight

June 8, 2021

Learning our vocabulary can be tricky. When a senior tech sends you to fetch the “dead weight” and you bring back a lazy co-worker; everyone will laugh. Well, almost everyone… A dead weight works like the scales in a doctors office to measure pressure. You add … Read full article about Technical Tuesday: Dead Weight

CH4 Facts: Power Generation Trends

June 3, 2021

After looking at the historical trends for power generation, are you curious about what the future holds? We are too, so let’s look. Coal consumption is expected to continue to fall with natural gas and renewable growth taking up most of the slack. If you have … Read full article about CH4 Facts: Power Generation Trends

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