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2019 EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUSAND 2018 SHOW REPORTJune 5-6, 2019Midland County Horseshoe Pavilion | Midland, TX

MIDSTREAMTexas.com

CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION | JUNE 5-6, 2019

The EIA projects Permian crude production to double over the next four years. Additionally, almost all natural gas in the region is associated production from crude oil wells, meaning an increase in natural gas and NGL production is also expected.

The MIDSTREAM Texas Conference & Exhibition attracts 600+ qualified professionals. Hart Energy reaches out to midstream and oil and gas operators with incentives designed to bring their most influential managers to the conference. This effort ensures exhibitors and sponsors they will be networking with influencers who make decisions about the technologies being presented.

Now in its fifth year, MIDSTREAM Texas is the most informative and networking-focused event for professionals engaged in midstream activity across the Lone Star State. The conference program explores key projects, challenges and opportunities facing producers, operators and service providers as they navigate a changing market. The exhibition attracts 50-75 exhibitors each year covering a range of specialties. Attendees include pipeline operators, E&P companies, financial and consulting firms, gas processing facilities, transportation companies, and service and supply companies.

Don’t miss this once-a-year opportunity to meet with midstream leaders, movers and financiers. Hear about growing production and takeaway capabilities, downstream changes that affect midstream operations and Texas’ evolving role as a global exporter.

MIDSTREAM Texas 2019 Where Business Meets Opportunity

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2018 STATISTICS

627Attendees

21Speakers

73Exhibitors

30Sponsors

Advertising – Programs are running in our leading publications, E&P Magazine and Oil and Gas Investor, to entice attendees.

E-newsletters – Daily email updates through our industry newsletters — Morning Rush, Daily Wrap-Up, Breaking News, Energy Pulse, Tech Direct, A&D Watch, E&P Buzz, Midstream Monitor and Shale Weekly

Online – Regular updates posted to HartEnergyConferences.com, search engine optimization and marketing on prominent websites via Google AdWords.

Public Relations – Releases on upcoming speakers and presentation topics.

Social Media – Engaging posts highlighting the agenda, upcoming speakers and additional conference features, including forums, workshops and celebrity book signings.


MIDSTREAM Texas 2019 WHO ATTENDS MIDSTREAM Texas?

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n E&P companiesn Pipeline operatorsn Financial firms

(investors, bankers, analysts, etc.)n Industry consulting firms

n Law firmsn Service/supply companiesn Government agencies

n Other professional service firms

Whether you’re promoting new technology or existing products and services — our audience wants to hear about it!

Hart Energy has already started its 2019 marketing for MIDSTREAM Texas, which includes:

The MIDSTREAM Texas conference and exhibition helps industry leaders stay current on emerging trends and markets. Conference attendees come from all sectors of the oil and gas value chain, including:

Some of the producers and operators that attended last year’s MIDSTREAM Texas:Acuren Pipeline Coastal Chemical Greylock Energy

Alerian Crestwood Equity Partners Kiewit Energy

Archrock Dominion Energy Magnum Oil Tools

Ascent Resources DTE Energy Marathon

Aspire Energy Eaton PESCO Energy

Bechtel Midstream Eclipse Resources PetroCloud

Centennial Energy Enbridge Shaw Pipeline

Chesapeake Corporation EnLink Midstream Shawcor

Cianbro Corporation EQT Corporation Statoil

CNX Resources Corp. Eureka Midstream Williams Companies

For more information about exhibiting at

MIDSTREAM Texas Conference & Exhibition contact:

(A-L)MARK IMMEKUS

P: 713.260.6492 [email protected]

(M-Z)CARLY SUTTERP: 713.260.4612

[email protected]


Showcase your brand in front of thousands of qualified oil and gas professionals!

MIDSTREAM Texas 2019

BENEFITS OF EXHIBITING

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ACF EnvironmentalAllied Powers, LLCAllStar Ecology, LLCAppellation Pre Fab, LLCBeaver Excavating CompanyBeitzel CorporationBilfinger WestconBuckeye B.O.PCDMG, Inc.Cenergy, LLCCORE LinepipeEatonE-Finity Distributed Generation, LLCEnvironmental Management SpecialistsEpcon Partners, IncExpress 4x4 Truck RentalE-Z Line Pipe Support Company, LLC

Flex EnergyFrederick Logan Company, Inc.GEA North AmericaGeoStabilization InternationalGlobecommGPA Midstream- Appalachian BasinGround Penetrating Radar SystemsHart EnergyLinde Engineering North AmericaMansfield Crane Service Corp.Matrix PDM EngineeringMaverick International, LtdMazzella CompaniesMintek ResourcesMISTRAS GroupMJ Painting Contractor CorpNational Energy Technology

LaboratoryNational Rubber CorpOiltizerONG MarketplaceOPW Engineered SystemsOtto Trading, IncPetroChoicePetroCloudPillar Innovations LLCPipeliners Local Union 798Pittsburgh PiratesPLH Group, Inc.Profire EnergyROCKGUARD (Industrial Fabrics)Rockwell AutomationSDI Gas, LLCShaleDirectories.comShawcor

Silt SaverSkyward AviationTeam Quality ServicesThrasher Group, TheTM FiltrationTorcSill Foundations LLCTotal SafetyTrimodal Terminal / Eastridge Commerce ParkTrumbull Energy Services , PJ Dick IndustrialUMH Properties Inc.Universal BlastcoWest Penn Energy Services, LLCWheeling & Lake Erie Railway CompanyWilliams Forestry & AssociatesWomen’s Energy NetworkZimmerman Steel & Supply Co

Cost to Exhibit – $30/sq. ft. and includes:n 10 ft. x 10 ft. exhibit space (100 sq. ft. minimum)n Listed on the MIDSTREAM Texas online exhibitor

floor plan with a link to your websiten Complimentary Exhibit Hall Only registrations for

two (2) employees per 100 sq. ft. of exhibit spacen Option to upgrade Exhibit Hall Only passes to

Full-Conference passes at a discounted raten Discount on additional Booth staff passesn Ability to invite qualified clients and prospects

to the exhibition hall at no charge through the Operator Pass Program

n Access to all networking breaks and receptionsn Option to add the following complimentary items per

100 sq. ft. of exhibit space:• One (1) 6 ft. table• Two (2) chairs• One (1) wastebasket• Pipe and drape with a company ID sign• Option to purchase additional Full-Conference

passes at a 30% discount

Last year’s MIDSTREAM Texas exhibitors included:



BENEFITS OF SPONSORING

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n Premier Level Sponsorn Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze Sponsorsn Opening Reception Sponsorn Speaker Dinner Sponsorn Late Night Networking Mixer Sponsorn Networking Breakfast Sponsorn Morning Refreshment Sponsorn Networking BBQ Luncheon Sponsorn Afternoon Energy Break Sponsorn Ice Breaker Sponsorn Registration Sponsorn Lanyard Sponsorn Floor Plan Sponsorn Exhibit Hall Sponsorn Follow Me to Registration Sponsorn Welcome Banner Sponsorn Host Hotel Key Card Sponsorn Conference Session Sponsorn Shoe Shine Station Sponsorn Speaker Gift Sponsor

n Exhibit Hall Water Bottle Sponsorn Food & Beverage Lounge Sponsorn Presentation Room Water Bottle Sponsorn Conference Bag Sponsorn Seat Caps Sponsorn Event Koozie Sponsorn Pen Sponsorn Pocket Guide Sponsorn Coffee Sponsorn Premier Bingo Sponsorn Bingo Square Sponsorn Charging Station Kiosk Sponsorn Operator Program Sponsorn Pocket Guide Full Page Adn Attendee Postcard (Direct Mail Piece)n Conference Bag Insertn Premier Event APP Sponsorn Event Website Page Peeln Post-Conference Presentation Email Sponsor

MIDSTREAM Texas sponsorships give companies high-level exposure to key decision makers in unconventional resources markets. Sponsors have the opportunity to increase brand awareness, obtain valuable leads and connect with thousands of potential clients - all in one venue!

Typical sponsorships include:

Sponsorship benefits include:n Unique access to a select group of industry executivesn New sales leads and opportunities to solidify customer

relationshipsn Increased brand awarenessn Ability to showcase new products/services to

a targeted audiencen Multiple reference listings for your

company, including:• On the Hart Energy Conferences

website and app

• In the MIDSTREAM Texas pocket guide


The best and brightest in the oil and gas industry

will gather at MIDSTREAM Texas 2019—


PAST ATTENDING COMPANIES

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3B Inspection, LLC.

A & M Equipment

AAA Technology & Specialties Co.

ABN AMRO Group

Absolute Noise Control/EZ Pipe Wraps

Adage Capital Management

Additive Direct Services LLC

Adler Tank Rentals

Aegion

Airgas Nitrogen Services

Airswift

Alchemy Tenacity, LLC

Alderton Consulting & Associates

Allan Edwards

Alliant Insurance Services

Altec Cranes

Amiad Corporation

AmSpec Group

Anadarko Petroleum Corp

Apache Corporation

Applied Consultants.com

Archrock

Ardua Strategies

Argus Machine

ARI Armaturen

Ariel Corporation

ARM Energy

Ashcor

AST Waterjet

Atlas Copco Rental

Audubon Engineering

Barker Hughes, A GE Company

Barrilleaux Inc.

Bauer Compressors

Bay Ltd.

BBVA Compass

BCCK Holding Company

BioUrja Trading

Black Bay Energy Capital

BLACKLINE Energy Services

Blueracer Midstream, LLC

Boan Contracting Company

BP L48 Onshore

Brazos Midstream

Buckeye Development & Logistics

Buffalo Gap I & E

Bureau Veritas North America

Cadence Bank

CAM Integrated Solutions

Camp Family Minerals

Carrizo Oil & Gas

CDI

Cena Fitting USA

Centripump Inc.

Century Graphics & Sign Inc.

Chaoda USA

Charbonneau Industires Inc.

ChemTreat Inc.

Chevron

Citadel LLC

Clean Harbors Environmental

Coastal Chemical Co.

Comel Energy Services

Concho Resources

Concord Energy

Consolidated Pipe & Supply Co.

Constellation

Contek Solutions LLC

Contract Land Staff

CORE Linepipe

Corrpro

Corval Builders & Erectors, Inc.

Cotton Logistics

CP Energy

CPower Energy Management

CPW America Co.

Crestmark

Crestwood Midstream Partners LP

CSI Compressco

CSL Capital Management, LLC

Danos

Delek US Holdings Inc.

DistributionNOW

Dos Rios Partners

Dura-Bar

Eagle Pipe

East West Bank

Eaton Corporation

EcoVapor

EDF Trading

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EIV Capital

Ekabel Corp.

Enagas USA, LLC

Enchanted Rock Ltd

Encompass Energy Services

Enduro Pipeline Services, Inc.

Energen Corporation

Energy Capital Partners

Energy Capital Solutions LLC

Energy Transfer

EnLink Midstream

Epic Permian

Expro Midstream

Exterran Corporation

E-Z Line Pipe Support Company

EZ Pipe Wraps

Fasken Oil and Ranch, Ltd.

Field Industries

Five Point Energy

FlexSteel Pipeline Technologies Inc.

FlexSteel Technologies Inc.

Forged Components Inc.

Formosa Plastics

Formosa Plastics Corporation

Fort Worth & Western Railroad

FourPoint Energy, LLC

Freese & Nichols

GAI Consultants, Inc.

GC Resources Ltd

GE Waukesha Gas Engines

General Fabricators Inc.

Gideon Asset Management

Globecomm

Golf Island Services LLC

Goodnight Midstream

GPT Services

GRAA Investments, LLC

Great Western Valve

GTC Vorro

Guggenheim Securities

Gulf Copper Harbor Island

Gulf Copper Manufacturing

Gulf Island Fabrication

H-2 Enterprises,LLC

Henry Resources LLC

Houston Pipe Benders

IBERIABANK

Industrial Tax Consulting

Infinity Financial Group

Integrity Solutions Ltd

International Society of Automation (ISA)

Island Operating

ITC Tax

Itochu International Inc.

J. Rollins Construction

JAG Energy Holdings LLC

Jasper Ventures Inc.

JDR CABLE SYSTEMS

Jetta Operating Company Inc.

JP Morgan

JP Services

JP3

K & K Inc.

Kennedy KC LLC

Kiewit Corporation

Kiewit Energy

Kimray

King’s Point Cove

Korn Ferry International

KSA Engineers Inc.

L.A. Turbine

Lauren Engineers & Constructors

Layne Water Midstream

Lazard

Lazy CK Hunting LLC

LegacyTexas

Linde Engineering North America Inc.

Lockton Global Energy & Marine

Lodestar Energy Group

Loenbro

LoMac Energy LLC

Luxe Energy

M&H Energy Services

Magellan Midstream

Magnolia River

Maloney Technical Products

Mammoth Carbon Products, LLC

Matrix PDM Engineering

Maverick International Ltd.

MCR Hotels

Medallion Pipeline Company

Merichem Company

MG Dyess

MidPoint MidStream

Mission Secure

Mission Secure Inc.

Mitsubishi International

Modular Chemical Systems

Morris P. Hebert Inc. (MPH)

Morrow Energy

Mueller Environmental Designs

Mustang Air Services

Mustang Air Setvices

Nashville Chemical

Natural Gas & Crude Oil Midstream Pipeline Consulting

Natural Gas Partners

Neoinsulation

Netherland, Sewell & Associates Inc.

Newpark Mats and Integrated Services

Nitrogen Services

Noble Energy Partners

Northern Pump

NOV

NTACT Operations, LLC

Occidental Petroleum Corp

Oil-Gastech Inc.

Omni Air and Nitrogen

Orltloff Engineers, Ltd.

Oryx Oilfield Services

Pacific Summit Energy

Parsley Energy

Parsons

Pason Systems USA Corp.

PCORE Exploration & Production II

Peerless

Percheron

Performance Chemical

Permian Basin Petroleum Association

Petro Guardian

Petroleum Museum

PetroSkills

Phoenix Construction

Pinnacle Midstream LLC

Pioneer Pipe

Pioneer Truck Lines

Pipe Market

Pipeline Equipment, Inc.

Pipeline Pressure Isolation Group, LLC

Pipelogic Services

PLS - Petroleum Listing Service Inc.

PLS Logistics Services

Port of Corpus Christi

Primexx Energy Partners

Primoris Services Corporation

Priority Power Management

Probity SWD






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Process & Safety Solutions

Pro-Gas Services LLC

Q2 Technologies

QPSE - a Quanta Services

Quanta Services Inc.

Rangeland Energy

Remote Operations Center LLC

Republic Group

Reset Energy

Resolute Engineering

RigUp

Rockford (division of Primors Services Corporation)

Rooney Engineering

ROSEN

Roswell-Chaves County EDC

Rotor-Tech Inc.

RRIG Water Solutions LLC

Ruhrpumpen Inc.

S&B Drilling LLC

S&B Infrastructure

S&P Global Platts

S2W Contracting

Saulbury Industries

Scala Energy

Schlumberger

Select Engineering

SemGroup Corporation

Sentinel Midstream

Sentry Technologies

Shawcor

Shearman & Sterling LLP

Shell

Siemens

SNC-Lavalin Oil and Gas

Sojitz Energy Venture Inc.

Solar Turbines Inc.

Solarcraft Inc.

Southcross Energy

Southern Brush

Southwest Pipe Services

Spooltech LLC

Sprint Energy Services

Stakeholder Midstream

Stifel Financial Corporation

Strategy Engineering & Consulting LLC

Strike USA

Stupp Corporation

Summit Engineering Services Inc.

Sun Coast Resources Inc.

Sunbelt Rentals

Sunland Construction Inc

Sunland Field Services

Superior Pipeline Company

Superior Tank Company Inc.

Supreme Crane and Rigging

Surveying and Mapping LLC

Swaggart Brothers/Wood

SWD LLC

Targa Resources, Inc.

Target Lodging

Taylor Forge Engineered Systems Inc.

TEAM Industrial Services

Team Quality Services

Tellurian Inc.

Ten10 Group

Tenaska

Terracon Consultants

Terrell Consulting

Texas Capital Bank, N.A.

Texas Cellnet, Inc

Texas Land & Petroleum Company

Tex-Isle Supply

The Navitas Organization

The Texian Group Inc.

TMK Ipsco

TNW Corporation

Tokio Marine - HCC

Topographic, Inc.

TorcSill Foundations LLC

Transglobal Services LLC

Travis Industries LLC

Trident Steel Corporation

Trinity Containers, LLC

True Chemical Solutions

Tubacero, S de RL de CV

Tudor Pickering Holt & Co.

TWC The Valve Company

TWG Land Resources

TXU Energy

Underground Solutions

United Steel Structures, Inc

Validere Technologies

VANEC Industrial Silencers

Vaquero Midstream LLC

Varec, Inc.

Vibration & Pulsation Services LLC

Viking Pump

Virginia Transformer

W&W Fiberglass Tank Co.

WadeCo Specialties, Inc.

Warburg Pincus LLC

WEG Global Oil & Gas

West Texas National Bank

Western Gas Partners LLC

Western Marketing, Inc. - a RelaDyne Company

Wink Engineering, LLC (A Brown & Root Company)

Winstead PC

Wolf Midstream Partners

Womble Company

Wood Mackenzie

Woodland Midstream, LLC

World Fuel Services

Wortham Insurance & Risk Management

WSP USA

Xedia Process Solutions

XstremeMD

XTO Energy Inc.


Hart Energy spoke with several leaders during the 2018 MIDSTREAM Texas conference in Midland about challenges facing the Permian Basin as well as the prolific Basin’s benefits.

Cindy Jaggi, senior VP of strategic process transformation at EnLink Midstream, said the biggest positive for the Permian is its rock. “It’s just a really prolific area,” Jaggi told Hart Energy. Another benefit is “that it is a very oil and gas friendly community and environment.”

Throughout the conference, concern over takeaway issues and how that might affect the market was a consistent theme, said Jim McTasney of Exterran Corp. “(It) is really valuable to hear and really dig into the details,” McTasney told Hart Energy. “There are definitely opportunities to step up and fill some of these gaps.”

Porter Bennett, co-founder and CEO of B3, believes water management is the bigger challenge. “Whether it’s right or wrong there’s an assumption that it’s a zero-sum game. If the oil and gas industry uses water here, it’s not available to grow crops,” Bennett said, adding that he expects this belief will be proven untrue. “Recycling, a lot of the reclamation work that the industry is developing, is going to produce the amount of freshwater needed,” he said.

SemGroup Corp. is seeing significant growth

from its transformation to serve the export markets as U.S. oil exports hit a new high, the company’s executive Blake Trahan said. U.S. oil exports have surged since a decades-long ban on them was lifted late in 2015. Trahan, vice president of SemGroup’s Houston Fuel Oil Terminal Co. (HFOTCO), described its transformation from a focus on fuel oil to crude oil. Despite its roots in fuel oil, the terminal’s current crude oil expansion will increase its overall tank storage capacity to 18.25 million barrels.

Meanwhile, panelists on a water management roundtable discussed where the opportunities are as the midstream water sector matures. John Durand, president and CEO WaterBridge Resources LLC, said as the segment evolves, the industry will see a difference between an oilfield services model and the midstream water model.

U.S. shale producer Apache Corp. is feeling the stress of insufficient infrastructure as it develops its Alpine High Field in the Permian’s Delaware Basin, said Robert Bourne, vice president of business development for the company’s midstream and marketing group. Apache had the good fortune of discovering Alpine High—one of the biggest new Texas plays — in September 2016. The find includes a dry gas play more than 1,000 highly economic locations and an even larger wet gas play with more than 3,500 highly economic locations.

SHOW REPORTMIDSTREAM Texas 2018 Conference Highlights


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SHOW REPORTMIDSTREAM Texas 2018 Conference Highlights

21SPEAKERS

621ATTENDEES

29SPONSORS 73

EXHIBITORS

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Attendees by Company Typen 36% Service/Supply Company n 21% Midstream Engineering/Pipeline/

Transportation/Transmission n 17% Engineering/Drilling Contractor/Integrated

Service Provider/Manufacturern 11% Consulting/Educational Institute/Government/

R&D/IT Services/Othern 8% Banking/Finance/Private Equity/Insurance

Providern 6% E&P Company - Public/Private/Independent Oil

& Gas Producer/National/State

Attendees by Job Function

n 49% Business Development Management /Salesn 37% Executive/General/Exploration Managementn 6% Administrative/Finance/Legal/Consulting/Othern 5% Engineering - Management/Technical/R&Dn 3% Geology & Geophysics/Field Professionals/

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Denver

Miami

Atlanta

Lawrence

Tulsa

New Orleans

Boston

Portland

St. Louis

Williston

Hackettstown

Hobbs

New York

Pittsburgh

Dallas

Houston

Ft. Worth

San Antonio

Austin

Midland

Lubbock

McAllen

Corpus Christi

Richmond

Milwaukee

Canton


SHOW REPORT2018 Attendees from Around the Nation

(A-L)MARK IMMEKUS

P: 713.260.6492 [email protected]

(M-Z)CARLY SUTTERP: 713.260.4612

[email protected]

For more information about exhibiting at the MIDSTREAM Texas Conference & Exhibition contact:

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