This session goes beyond detection. We’ll look at how operators are integrating emissions data from multiple sources to build a traceable, site or company-level emissions profile. Learn how this supports regulatory reporting, voluntary goals, and product-level emissions visibility, all without adding operational burden.

Operator strategies for enterprise-wide integration often focus on creating cohesive frameworks that align AI technologies with core business objectives, ensuring seamless integration across departments - while also balancing the trade-offs that the domain expertise and user experience isn't sacrificed along the way.

Learn from your peers that are accelerating AI adoption effectively and avoiding common pitfalls in scaling their early wins in GenAI.

This sand production mitigation roundtable will bring together industry leaders to discuss comprehensive approaches for reducing sand production in oil and gas wells, covering innovative solutions spanning from reservoir treatment design and consolidation chemistry to wellbore screens and separators, as well as surface monitoring and diagnostic technologies.

Participants will share insights from recent pilot programs demonstrating methods to prevent sand from entering wellbores, discuss equipment hardening strategies to manage sand that has already entered production systems, and align on next steps to progress current solutions while developing new approaches and tools for emerging challenges.

Discover the dynamic evolution of Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) and the innovative technologies driving its expansion across varied feedstocks and production methods. This session will spotlight breakthrough solutions designed to enhance the efficiency, scalability, and sustainability of RNG production.

Sharing insights on subsurface reservoir characterization and monitoring by leveraging RevoChem's innovative geochemical fingerprinting techniques, including practical applications, data analytics strategies, and recent case studies.

In this session, the Darcy team will explore how utilities are thinking about integrating DERs, which up until now have been siloed in customer programs and DSM groups, with utility operations bringing them into the control room and enabling localized grid-informed management.

Sharing applications of Physics Informed Neural Networks to accelerate reservoir simulation and scenario analysis, including use cases in field development, production planning, and beyond.

In this session, the Darcy research team will lead a technical forum focused on streamlining interconnection processes at both the transmission and distribution levels. The discussion will explore policy, planning, and technology solutions to reduce interconnection backlogs, an urgent need as DER and data center developers continue to run into grid capacity constraints.

Join us for an in-depth exploration of cutting-edge innovations in oxycombustion technology—a promising pathway to low-carbon power generation. This virtual event brings together industry leaders, researchers, and technology developers to showcase advancements in oxygen-based combustion systems that enable high-efficiency, low-emission energy production. Discover how oxycombustion can play a pivotal role in decarbonizing power and industrial sectors while paving the way for next-generation carbon capture solutions.

Layered data strategies, combining climate risk and grid fragility modeling, enable utilities to move beyond reliability metrics and invest more effectively in resilience.

This event features an innovator presenting a generative AI tool designed to revolutionize safety processes through conversational forms and intelligent documentation access, allowing field workers to speak into their phones to automatically pre-populate JSAs and safety reports rather than spending time on manual data entry. For operators, this technology delivers significant impact by reducing compliance costs through automated safety processes, lowering Total Recordable Incident Rates (TRIR), and providing real-time dashboards that track incidents and corrective actions to ensure compliance with safety goals.

Darcy Partners invites you to participate in a Gas Innovation Working Group. Join a cohort of leading national laboratory researchers for a focused workshop designed to advance collaborative research in California’s gas system. This event brings together experts from national labs and California utilities to explore research opportunities of mutual interest and determine actionable next steps for joint projects in gas system integrity, safety, decarbonization, and environmental solutions. This event is appropriate for national laboratory researchers & technical leads with expertise in gas system research, decarbonization technologies, environmental impact assessment, and related fields. Attendees should have an interest in collaborative projects with California utilities and agencies

In this session, the Darcy research team will host a panel discussion exploring how large loads can provide flexible demand-side services to the grid. As utilities face accelerated load growth from data center buildouts, industrial reshoring, and industrial electrification, demand flexibility is emerging as a promising strategy for fast-tracking interconnections, enhancing grid asset utilization, and ensuring grid reliability.

Join us for an exclusive opportunity to tour Petronas Canada’s state-of-the-art Carbon Capture Test facility in British Columbia, Canada. As part of this visit, members will gain firsthand insight into 4 commercial carbon capture demonstration units, including Petronas' new proprietary solution with potential low CAPEX modular design capable of producing CO₂ at pressures exceeding 500 kPa (5 bar).

After the field tour (in Fort St. John), we will go back to Calgary for a Shop tour of the fabrication shop where Petronas Canada is constructing their modular carbon capture system to show the inner workings of the unit followed by an operator-only Carbon Capture Roundtable.

Dates for this field tour, shop tour, and roundtable will be Sept 15th – 17th.

In a period where technology is evolving at such a rapid pace, reducing reliance on any one vendor is a prudent strategy. Oftentimes, switching costs and reliance on legacy solutions leaves operators stuck in an environment that doesn't evolve as quickly as the rest of the market. Hear from an operator that's taken a unique approach to their vendor strategy, and see if it could be the right one for you.

Join us for our In-Person Artificial Lift Innovation Forum, where a selection of Darcy’s high-graded innovators will share presentations, case studies from their field deployments, and participate in Q&A followed by an Operator-Only Discussion of learnings, challenges, and best practices from implementing these solutions as well as in-house developed tools.

This event is appropriate for leaders and senior level SMEs involved in deploying or evaluating production engineering, digital or physical artificial lift technologies.

The forum will include breakfast, lunch, and a happy hour at no cost. Please reach out to nick@darcypartners.com with any questions.

In this session, the Darcy research team will host a technical forum focused on how AI-powered tools, like voice-to-text, computer vision, and natural language interfaces, are transforming field data capture for utility operations and construction. The session will explore emerging solutions for automating asset documentation and reducing as-built delays.

With a growing mix of emerging and established solutions for methane detection, operators face tough decisions. This session will explore key trade-offs around detection vs. quantification, visual vs. non-visual, alerting, localization, and how to evaluate them across use cases. We’ll touch on third-party validations, operator feedback, and strategies to combine technologies for more complete coverage.

Covers drilling advancements in High-Pressure, High-Temperature (HPHT) gas reservoirs, like the Haynesville, Montney, and Deep Utica. These plays challenge tool limits, lateral reach, and well design and will discuss performance benchmarks from recent projects focused across drilling speed, lateral length, and cost efficiency.

In this session, the Darcy team will go over results from our benchmark study of North American managed charging programs. It will include a panel discussion from industry leaders on lessons learned and successful strategies for managed charging program implementation.

This event will explore geologic hydrogen projects, opportunities and challenges.

Overview of the latest deployments in the Shale EOR space. This event will feature a specialist’s presentation on the EOR landscape and an operator Case Study.

In this session, the Darcy research team will lead a technical forum focused on emerging technologies enabling industrial electrification beyond high-temperature heat pumps. As sectors look to decarbonize thermal processes and understanding alternative electric heating is critical for both industrial operators and utilities supporting them.

During this event, we will go through an overview of the current synfuel events currently on a pipeline. The Darcy team will shed a light into the main fuels currently being produced and which ones are moving past FID, and where.

This session will showcase a real-time safety monitoring platform that leverages predictive analytics and continuous job site surveillance through advanced sensors to monitor worker behavior and environmental conditions before safety incidents can occur. ) The innovator's system provides comprehensive real-time monitoring of safety conditions across job sites, utilizing various sensors and analytics to create early warning systems that can identify potential safety hazards and predict risks through behavioral and environmental pattern recognition. For operators, this technology delivers transformative impact by enabling proactive safety management through predictive insights that prevent incidents before they happen