R.B. Williamson Energy Advisors

R.B. Williamson Energy Advisors Jonathan (Jay) Beam, MS, CSP at the Oklahoma Gas Association (OGA) annual conference last week. Thank you for attending our sessions and connecting with the RBWEA team! https://lnkd.in/g9jN5m7p

The Oklahoma Gas Association (OGA) Annual Conference is this week! R.B. Williamson Energy Advisors Larry Alspaugh, Jonathan (Jay) Beam, MS, CSP and Alan Morton, PE know how to separate the theoretical from the practical, providing advice natural gas operators can put to use immediately. Join them at the Oklahoma Gas Association Conference to learn about: ·      Pigging equipment that can boost operational efficiency and improve pipeline integrity. ·      Pig selection and pigging program development and implementation tailored to pipeline conditions and operational requirements. ·      Emerging regulations for methane emissions, including compliance guidelines. Robert Bockmeulen, Jim Kay and Emily Williamson Perkins will be onsite as well to provide support. If you are in Norman this week, make sure to stop by one of our sessions and say hi!

An amazing day with an amazing friend! James Cross we can't wait until next time. https://lnkd.in/g8XYQpQS

Is your pigging program leaving pipeline reliability and integrity to chance? Do you understand how pipeline conditions and operational requirements affect pig selection? Would adjusting your pigging schedule improve maintenance effectiveness — but you don’t know how to determine the best frequency or timing? Join R.B. Williamson Energy Advisors Larry Alspaugh at the Oklahoma Gas Association (OGA) annual conference to learn how to build a successful pigging program. His session will include: ·      Pigging program development to improve throughput and pipeline efficiency. ·      Optimizing pigging program implementation ·      Pig selection for various purposes. Larry knows how to separate the theoretical from the practical, providing advice you can use immediately. Oklahoma Gas Association Conference August 26-28 Norman, Oklahoma Robert Bockmeulen Alan Morton, PE Jonathan (Jay) Beam, MS, CSP Jim Kay Darrin Turner James Sweat

Are your natural gas operations ready for new methane release regulations? Are you meeting the current standards? Join R.B. Williamson Energy Advisors Jonathan (Jay) Beam, MS, CSP at the Oklahoma Gas Association Conference to learn how the changing regulatory landscape, including stricter, more performance-based standards for methane emissions reduction, will affect your operations. In his session, Beam will review ·      How DOT - PHMSA and EPA regulations will affect the energy industry. ·      New emissions limits. ·      The role of pipeline integrity and leak detection in compliance. Jay knows how to separate the theoretical from the practical, providing advice you can use immediately. Oklahoma Gas Association Conference August 26-28 Norman, Oklahoma Alan Morton, PE Larry Alspaugh Robert Bockmeulen Jim Kay Darrin Turner

How successful are your current pigging operations? Are your launchers, receivers and closures performing reliably and without incidents and failures? Does your equipment meet relevant industry standards and regulations? Join R.B. Williamson Energy Advisors Alan Morton, PE and ONEOK Compliance Specialist Jack Crow at the Oklahoma Gas Association Conference to learn how pigging equipment can boost the efficiency and integrity of your pipeline system and avoid possible product loss. Over the course of two sessions, they’ll review: ·      Design features and considerations. ·      Code compliance. ·      How to evaluate the efficacy of your current equipment. Alan and Jack know how to separate the theoretical from the practical, providing advice you can use immediately. Register today: https://lnkd.in/gEdajtEx Oklahoma Gas Association Conference August 26-28 Norman, Oklahoma

The most common cause of third-party pipeline damage is equipment strikes during digging. Every year, thousands of underground lines are damaged because people don’t know where they are. Which means 811 Day, celebrated each year in early August, should be EVERY DAY. According to PHMSA, calling 811 or visiting www.call811.com, is the foremost preventive measure in excavation safety and damage prevention. Research has revealed that if someone calls 8-1-1 before they dig, they have a 99% chance of avoiding an incident, injury, harm to the environment and even death. 811 Day isn’t just for pipeline operators or heavy equipment operators. Even small projects like installing a mailbox or planting a tree can make an unwanted impact on underground pipelines. A good rule of thumb is this: Call 811 before you put a shovel into dirt. #safetyfirst #knowbeforeyoudig #undergroundawareness #publicsafety

Less than half of all engineers can say they’ve earned the Professional Engineer (PE) designation, which signifies a high level of competency, ethics and commitment to the field of engineering. Industry Advisor Alan Morton, PE is among that select group. Becoming a PE isn’t easy. Successful engineers have met educational standards, passed both a fundamentals and discipline-specific exam, be licensed by their state and completed continuing education course. In other words, PEs are at the top of their field, and dedicated to bringing the best of their knowledge and experience to the world. We’re proud of Alan’s accomplishments and thrilled to salute him on Professional Engineers Day, August 7.  Jonathan (Jay) Beam, MS, CSP Robert Bockmeulen Larry Alspaugh Jim Kay Darrin Turner

RBWEA advisor Larry Alspaugh sat down and had Coffee with Jim & James - check out what they had to say! https://lnkd.in/gyGYfZ7y

Before an aggressive form of pancreatic cancer took his life, Todd Perkins loved Oklahoma bass fishing. The late husband of Emily Williamson Perkins, business development manager and change management advisor, was considered one of the top anglers on Skiatook Lake. (Todd is shown here on the right, with his longtime fishing partner, son-in-law Jeremy Bersche.)   There’s no better way to honor Todd’s memory and carry on his legacy than with a bass fishing tournament on his favorite lake, organized by Bethany and Jeremy Bersche.   We invite you to join us for the Third Annual Todd Perkins Bass Fishing Tournament Saturday, July 27, 2024 Black Dog Park on Skiatook Lake   Check in at the ramp starting at 5 a.m. Fishing from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.   Entry fee $100. Payout is 100% of entries plus $1,000 added by RBWEA.   Additional sponsors: Bill Basore Trucking & Excavation Martin Outdoors & Tackle Destroyer Bait Company Big John’s Swamp Jigs LLC Stumpff-Skiatook Cremation & Funeral Home   Don’t fish? Join us for the weigh-in at 2 p.m. for barbeque and fish tales.   Pancreatic cancer has the highest mortality rate of all major cancers. In the U.S. for 2024, an estimated 51,750 people will die from the disease. Pancreatic cancer symptoms often appear in later stages, making early detection challenging. This is a significant factor contributing to its high mortality rate. To learn more: American Cancer Society: https://lnkd.in/eZB78Qrj National Cancer Institute: https://lnkd.in/dQua3HU Pancreatic Cancer Action Network: https://lnkd.in/g2D9q9W9    Robert Bockmeulen Alan Morton, PE Jim Kay Larry Alspaugh Darrin Turner Jonathan (Jay) Beam, MS, CSP