NGOC 2025

Natural Gas Odorization

CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

August 26-27, 2025 | Houston

his two-day technical conference will cover all aspects of gas system odorization, from the basics to new technologies, system monitoring and measurement, formulations, case studies, practical application, troubleshooting, regulatory compliance, and legal/liability aspects, in particular:

Chemical and Physical Properties of Odorants
Odorization Equipment & System Design
Operation & Maintenance of Odorization Stations
Monitoring Odor Intensity & Concentration
Pipeline Conditioning
Odor Stability & Olfactory Response
Odorization Audits

Updates on Odorization-Related Research
OQ requirements and practices
Project case studies from LDCs and transmission operators
Pickling procedures
Shale gas, Renewable Natural Gas and hydrogen odorization issues and experience
RNG, LNG, LPG & HYDROGEN odorization
Regulatory compliance issues and developments

Who Should attend

Management, technical and field staff from:

Natural gas distribution companies
Public utility companies
Suppliers of odorant systems and services
Government regulators
Gas piping fabricators and repair personnel

NGOC 2025 Organizing Committee

Mark Gunsalus, Northeast Gas Association/NYSEARCH

Wayne Ledbetter, City of Kings Mountain, NC

Paul Wehnert, Heath Consultants , Inc

Natural Gas Odorization

Who Should attend

NGOC 2025 Organizing Committee

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