Register now: Energy & Environment Symposium - April 16&17 2025

[Kirby Wynn (Garfield County)]

Will be sold out soon so don't miss out!

Dear John,  Register now for the 11th annual Energy & Environment Symposium: oil and gas education for local government. We hope to see you April 16-17, 2025. As most of the recipients of this email know first hand, we provide the premier oil and gas education and networking experience for Colorado's county and municipal officials, state agencies and industry. Our invited oil & gas experts in regulatory, planning, permitting, legal, environmental, economic and social issues will provide the latest information needed by local governments from oil & gas regions across Colorado. Registrations are a whopping 50% above last year! We may be sold out by the end of February! Click here to get registered. Registration is open for local government, state and federal agency and oil and gas employees at this time. Non-sponsor consultants and service providers to industry should contact us to discuss options to attend. Are you a local government in need a scholarship? We can help, Just ask! Send an email ASAP to Kirby Wynn at kw...@garfield-county.com or call (970) 987-2557 to discuss. Thank you to our longtime sponsors, speakers, partners, and attendees who have made our event Colorado's largest and most popular oil & gas education and networking event for local governments! This event was attended by 300 of your peers last year. Don't miss out! Register here to join us for the 11th Annual Energy & Environment Symposium April 16-17, 2025.  Our Program Topics Cumulative Impacts: What local and state agencies and operators are doing to understand and address cumulative impacts of oil & gas What to expect from recently completed ECMC and AQCC oil & gas rulemakings Environmental Justice and Disproportionately Impacted Communities: new state regulations are reshaping where oil and gas operations are permitted Keynote Presentations on Global and National Energy Security and Geopolitics and the nexus to Colorado's oil and gas production Colorado's headlong rush to electrify 'everything' including oil and gas operations: A sobering review of electric grid inability to keep up with state decarbonization policies Produced Water: What you need to know about rigorous new water recycling regs Energy Transition does not happen overnight: Global and National limiting factors Industry Leaders Fireside Chat: Leadership from large and small oil & gas operators discuss headwinds and tailwinds for successful Colorado operations Wildlife Mitigation Plans: How operators, CPW and ECMC collaborate to protect sensitive species Colorado legislative activity update Direct Methane monitoring: Why operators are voluntarily collecting this data and how the data inform best operational practices Midstream regulatory changes Global and Colorado energy market pricing, production and demand forecasts Piling on: Twelve years of Colorado piling on ever more oil and gas regulatory burdens: A tale of unintended negative consequences Federal oil and gas activity update Elections Have Consequences: A review of the monumental federal land, mineral, and environmental regulatory/policy landscape State agency alphabet soup: Executive Director updates and Q&A from ECMC, DOLA, CPW, CDPHE, APCD, DNR Ample informal networking opportunities to engage your local government colleagues, industry and regulators from across Colorado including the Steak Fry in the Gas Patch dinner event on a cattle ranch out in the gas patch. We look forward to seeing you April 16 & 17, 2025 in New Castle! Don't wait till it is to late to register here.   Sincerely,   Kirby Wynn, on behalf of Garfield County Commissioners Mike Samson, Perry Will and Tom Jankovsky and Colorado Mesa University

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