bakken flaring alternatives & gas capture 2014

REDUCING BAKKEN FLARING PERCENTAGES IN THE BAKKEN AND BEYOND

Reducing Flaring Percentages In The Bakken And Beyond

Cost Effective Solutions For Natural Gas Capture,Recovery And Use To Identify Strategies For Meeting Flaring Targets, Particularly In Line With NDIC RegulationsPractical Lessons From One Of North America’s Most Regulated Flaring Environments For Application In Shale Plays Across The Country

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December 9 - 10, 2014 | Denver, Colorado

Scott Bliss Landowner Relations- Rocky Mountain Business Unit Legacy Reserves Operating

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FLARE REDUCTION SOLUTIONS: Hearing Case Studies On How Power Generation Facilities Are Being Used To Reduce Flaring Percentages And Examining The Latest Gas Gathering Expansion Plans To Determine The Points At Which Gas Flaring Can Be Reduced Via Sales Lines

NORTH DAKOTA FLARING REGULATIONS: Hearing The Layout, Application Procedure And Administration Plans For NDIC Flaring Rules To Determine The Parameters That Need Met To Prevent Production Curtailment

TRANSFERABLE LESSONS: By Delivering Lessons From North America’s Most Regulated Flaring Environment, Operators From Other Shale Plays Can Draw From The Most Advanced Case Studies On How To Reduce Flaring Volumes

E&P AND THIRD PARTY GAS GATHERING INFRASTRUCTURE: Examining The Latest E&P Built Gas Gathering Expansion Plans To See How Self-Invested Gas Gathering Lines Are Being Used To Reduce Flaring Percentages In North Dakota

LAND OWNER RELATIONS & RIGHT OF WAY: Investigating The Potential For Collaboration Between E&Ps, Pipeline Operators And Regulators To Expedite The Provision Of Right Of Way And Improve Land Owner Relations

VAPOR RECOVERY UNITS: Identifying Methods For Designing And Implementing Vapor Recovery Systems To Cost-Effectively Recover Gas Vapors And Minimize Emissions

COMPRESSION & LIQUEFACTION: Evaluating The Criteria For Setting Up Compressor Stations To Optimize Processes When Sales Line Pressures Are Higher Than Expected And Scrutinizing The Viability Of Traditional Liquefaction Methods As Sustainable Capture Options For Enhancing Gas To Liquid Recovery And Reduce Flaring

Eric Norberg President Allete Clean Energy, ALLETE, Inc.

Chad Wocken Senior Research Manager Energy & Environmental Research Center

Tom Wheeler Vice Chairman Northwest Landowners Association

John Barber Facilities - PM Halcon Resources

David Scobel Chief Operating Officer Caliber Midstream

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Today, approximately 350 million cubic feet of natural gas is being flared in the Bakken everyday; equating to 30% of production and an astounding $100 million worth of burned gas each month. This is the result of the staggering monthly increase in gas production in the Bakken which continues to outpace infrastructure capacity.

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With NDIC’s regulations beginning to take effect as of July 1, 2014, calling for operators to reduce flaring rates to 26% by October 1, 2014, Bakken gas producers are being prompted to actively seek the most economical solutions for natural gas capture, recovery and use to distinguish effective methods for meeting flaring targets while generating new income streams. Furthermore, there is an increasing need to improve landowner relations and expedite the provision of right of way, calling for further collaboration between producers, gas gatherers and regulators.

In the wake of these new flaring regulations and the context of constrained gas gathering capacity, it is critical that E&Ps focus on identifying the latest alternative solutions for natural gas capture and recovery, as well as collaborating with gas gatherers and regulators to expedite gathering infrastructure expansion.

For this reason, the critically timed Bakken Flaring Alternatives & Gas Capture 2014 Initiative has been purposely designed to provide delegates and speakers with a chance to compare the most advanced case studies and deliver updates on:

• POWER GENERATION FACILITIES

• E&P AND THIRD PARTY GAS GATHERING INFRASTRUCTURE

• NORTH DAKOTA FLARING REGULATIONS

• LAND OWNER RELATIONS & RIGHT OF WAY

• VAPOR RECOVERY UNITS

• COMPRESSION & LIQUEFACTION

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WHY YOU SHOULD ATTENDThe Bakken Flaring Alternatives & Gas Capture 2014 Initiative has been designed with one mission, and that is to deliver practical lessons from one of North America’s most regulated flaring environments, for application in shale plays across the country. Below is a summary of what the congress will provide:

• THE FIRST OPERATOR LED BAKKEN-SPECIFIC FLARING CONGRESS

• RESULTS BASED CASE STUDIES

• DRAWING BEST PRACTICES FROM NORTH DAKOTA

• GAS CAPTURE & MONETIZATION FOCUSED

• GATHERING UPDATES

FLARING ALTERNATIVES, NDIC REGULATIONS, GAS GATHERING INFRASTRUCTURE & RIGHT OF WAYDay 1

Tuesday December 9, 2014

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

ALTERNATIVE GAS USESHEARING CASE STUDIES ON HOW POWER GENERATION FACILITIES

ARE BEING USED TO REDUCE FLARING PERCENTAGES AND EXAMINING THE LATEST GAS GATHERING EXPANSION PLANS TO

DETERMINE THE POINTS AT WHICH GAS FLARING CAN BE REDUCED VIA SALES LINES

KEYNOTE: GAS FOR POWER GENERATION

8.40 Showcasing How An Operator Justified The Economics And Executed The Setting Up Of Gas Powered Generators On Site To Draw Lessons On Integrating Infield Power Into A Flare Reduction Plan

•Comparingthecostofusinggas-generatedanddieselgeneratedpowertocalculatetheeconomicsofcapturinggasforpoweringotheroilfieldequipment

•Specifyingmeasurestohandlethepotentialoperationaldrawbacksofsitepowergenerationtodevelopastrategyformitigatinginterruptionstoelectricitysupply

•Determiningoptimalgeneratormotorsandenginetypestoensurecostsareoptimizedfromsetuptoexecution

•Detailingmeasuresoperatorsaretakingtooptimizepowergenerationfacilitiesinunfavorableweatherconditionsandpreventcomponentsfromfreezing

9.10 Question & Answer Session

KEYNOTE: GAS GATHERING CAPACITY

9.20 Showcasing Timings, Capacities And Locations Of The Latest Expansion Projects For Gas Gathering Infrastructure To Determine When Gas Can Be Taken To Market

•IdentifyingcompletiontimeframesforwhentotalvolumesofgascanbemovedfromproductionsitesindifferentareaswithinNorthDakota

•MappingthelocationsgasgatherersplantotargetfirsttodeterminewhichsaleslineswillbeabletohelpE&PcompaniesmeetNDICflaretargetsinthenearfuture200vs.100vs50pounds:Specifyingthetargetedoperatingpressureforupcominggatheringsystemstoenabletheaccuratedesignofcompressionatthewellhead

•OutliningthespreadbetweenexpectedandactualROIrecoveredfromthecollectionofgasandhowgatherersplantomakeupanyshortfall

•Understandinghowgatheringcompaniesarehandlingpro-rationingtoguaranteecapacitytoE&PcompaniesHearinggatherer’sviewsandrationalesontheeconomicprospectofdevelopinggasinfrastructurewithinremoteareastomapfuturedrillinglocations

•Evaluatingopportunitiesforworkingwithpipelineoperatorstoovercomegatheringconstraints,getgastomarketsandreduceflaring

Presentation 1 : Eric Norberg, President, Allete Clean Energy, ALLETE, Inc.Presentation 2 : David Scobel, Chief Operating Officer, Caliber Midstream10.20 Question & Answer Session

10.40 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

NORTH DAKOTA FLARING REGULATIONSOUTLINING CURRENT REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS TO

PROVIDE CLARIFICATION ON FLARING RULES FOR BAKKEN GAS PRODUCERS

Thisextendedbriefingwillsetthecontextforworkingwithinthedramaticallychangedregulatorylandscapeinwhichthissummittakesplace,bybreakingdownwhateveryE&PandgasgathererneedstoknowabouthownewtheNorthDakotaflaringregulationswillimpacttheeconomicsofproducingandmarketingBakkengas.Theensuingextendedquestionandanswerdiscussionhasbeenspecificallydesignedtoallowstakeholderstheopportunitytodebate,discussandunderstandthebasisandconcept,aswellasthepositiveandnegativeaspectsoftheregulationsandhowtheywillimpactproduction

FLARE REDUCTION TARGETS

11.10 Mapping The Layout, Application Procedure And Administration Plans For NDIC Flaring Rules To Determine The Parameters That Need Met To Prevent Production Curtailment

SpecifyingflarereductionpercentagestheNDICislookingforandhowquicklytherequirementsareset:•Volumevs.energybasisCompanyvs.individualwellbasis•EvaluatingtheNDIC’scontingencyplanforadjustingflaring

limitsintheeventwellscomeonlinehigherthanexpectedtopreventproducersfromincurringunforeseencosts

•ExamininghowtheNDICapportionflaringresponsibilitybetweentheE&Pandmidstreamcompanytodeterminelinesofaccountability

•OutliningpenaltiesthatwillbeadministratedforthosefailingtomeetflaringpercentagetargetsandidentifyingwaysproducerscanworkwiththeNDICtomeetthosetargets

•Specifyingwhetherthe14-dayexemptionstartsbeforeorafterwellsarefullycompletedtoavoidincurringavoidablepenalties

•ExploringtheneedandidentifyingopportunitiesfortheNDICandtheNDPCtoworktogethertoimplementsmartandpracticalsolutionsforeliminatingflaring

11.40 Extended Discussion & Question & Answer Session

E&P-BUILT GAS GATHERING INFRASTRUCTUREEXAMINING THE LATEST E&P-BUILT GAS GATHERING EXPANSION PLANS TO SEE HOW SELF-INVESTED LINES ARE BEING USED TO

REDUCE FLARING PERCENTAGES IN NORTH DAKOTA

WORKING WITH MIDSTREAM COMPANIES

12.10 Examining How Operators Can Work With Midstream Companies To Ensure Mutually Profitable Gathering Entities And Increase Gas Capture

•Identifyingpreliminarymeasuresbeingtakenonthewellpadtoeffectivelyreduceflaringonsite

•HearinghowaproducerisnegotiatingwiththeMidstreamCompaniestoincreaseGasCapture

•Hearingtherationaleforproducersto“laydown”rigsinordertoavoidproductionuntilthepipelineinfrastructureisinplace

•ExaminingthestrategyHalcónhasadoptedtodistinguishtechnologiesthateffectivevs.thosethatdonotworktoinforminvestmentdecisions

•Identifyingsolutionstoovercomeobstacleshinderingproducersandmidstreamcompaniestoasprofitableentities

John Barber, Facilities - PM, Halcon Resources12.40 Question & Answer Session

12.50 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

E&P-BUILT GAS GATHERING LINES

1.50 Comparing The Design And Construction Costs Of Building Gathering Infrastructure With The Added Revenue Streams Generated Through Sales To Determine Project Economics

•Exploringhowaproducerconceivedandimplementedin-fieldgasgatheringlinestomaximizegasvalueandeliminateholdupsingettingproducttomarkets

•Specifyingthestepstakenbytheproducertoworkwithlandownersandregulatorstoacquirerightofwayagreements

•Quantifyingtheextenttowhichflaringhasbeenreducedtomeasurehoweffectiveself-buildpipelinesareinmanagingNDICflaringlimitsintheabsenceofthirdpartygatheringinfrastructure

•DefiningtimeframesandlocationsforfutureE&Pbuiltinfrastructurebuildoutstoallowpipelinecompaniestostrategizeaccordingly

•QuantifyingthecapitalcostforsettingupnewpipelinestoestimatethetariffexpenditureE&Pswillhavetoabsorbtomoveproductontosaleslines


E&P OWNED VS THIRD PARTY PIPELINES

2.30 Comparing The Economics Of Building Pipelines Versus Converting Using Gas For On Site Until Third Party Infrastructure Is Built

•QuantifyingtheextrarevenuethatcanbegainedfromE&Pownedgasgatheringsystemsinthecontextoflimitedthirdpartytakeawaycapacity

•Identifyingthetypeofthirdpartygatheringsystemsproducersarewillingtocommittoandwhattheywouldbewillingtopayforit

•Assessingtheconstructioncosts,timescalesandcontractormanagementissuesassociatedwithself-buildpipelinestomeasurethebusinesscase

David Scobel, Chief Operating Officer, Caliber Midstream


3.10 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

RIGHT OF WAY & LAND OWNER RELATIONSINVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL FOR COLLABORATION BETWEEN E&PS, PIPELINE OPERATORS AND LAND OWNERS TO EXPEDITE

OF RIGHT OF WAY APPROVALS AND IMPROVE LAND OWNER RELATIONS

ACQUIRING RIGHT OF WAY

3.40 Hearing The Latest Updates And Solutions On Ways To Expedite Right Of Way Agreements And Parameters That Need Met To Enable The Build Out Of Pipeline Infrastructure

•Definingthecostperfootcompaniesneedtopaywhenbuildingpipelinestopredictthecostofrightofway

•Understandingtheroyaltystructuresbetweenoperators,governmentandlandownerstofactorpaymentsintoprojecteconomics

•HearinghowtheNDICplanstoworkwithlandownerstoacceleratesaleslinesandpreventroadblocks

•Hearingthegovernment’spositiononcompensationforflaringiftheyfailtoproviderightofway

Tom Wheeler, Vice Chairman, Northwest Landowners Association4.10 Question & Answer Session

MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PANEL: IMPROVING LAND OWNER RELATIONS

4.20 Hearing Steps Producers, Pipeline Operators And Landowners Are Taking To Develop A United, Collaborative Approach To Improving Land Owner Relations To Expedite Right Of Way

•E&PPerspective:Discussingsuccessstorieswhereproducershaveworkedwellwithlandownerstodrawlessonsoncommunication

•E&PPerspective:Identifyingwherekeyexpenditureisincurred,whatpartsoftheorganizationareinvolvedandwhomtheyareworkingwithtomanagelandownerrelations

•MidstreamPerspective:Discussingcasestudiesonhowrightofwayapprovalwasexpeditedduetopositiverelationshipswithlandowners

•MidstreamPerspective:Specifyingwhenagreementsareinitiatedandthestepstakenbeforerightofwayisacquired

•Debatingwhetherpipelinecompaniesshouldbehandedeminentdomaintoprotectpublicinterestwheninstallingpipestogatherflaredgas

E&P Speaker: Scott Bliss, Landowner Relations - Rocky Mountain Business Unit, Legacy Reserves OperatingMidstream Speaker: Eric Norberg, President, Allete Clean Energy, ALLETE, Inc.Landowner: Tom Wheeler, Vice Chairman, Northwest Landowners Association

OVERCOMING ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONSTRAINTSHEARING HOW ONSITE MICRO GRIDS ARE BEING USED TO ENABLE

THE FUELING OF DRILLING RIGS AND FRAC FLEETS

MICRO GRIDS

4.50 Evaluating Opportunities For Developing In-Field Micro Grids To Fuel Drilling Rigs And Frac Fleets While Overcoming Electricity Supply Constraints

•Hearingacasestudyonhowanoperatorhasimplementedgridsonamicrodistributednetworkwithinaspecificfieldtogeneratepower

•Quantifyingthecapitalcostsversuscostssavedviaelectricitygenerationtodeterminewhethermicrogriddevelopmentisacommerciallyviablealternativetogasflaring

•Understandingmeasuresforacquiringrightofwayforpowerpolesandpowerlinesandmethodsforaccuratelyconstructingmicrodistributednetworksystemstolocalco-opstandards

•Assessingthecapabilitiesofmicrogridstointerfaceandintegratewiththelocalco-opgridtoplanforadjustmentswhentheyarebuiltout


5.30 Chair’s Closing Remarks

5.40 - 6.40 Networking Drinks Reception In Exhibition Showcase Area


VAPOR RECOVERY UNITSIDENTIFYING METHODS FOR DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING

VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEMS TO COST-EFFECTIVELY RECOVER

GAS VAPORS AND MINIMIZE EMISSIONS

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

VAPOR RECOVERY UNITS

8.40 Hearing How An Operator Has Designed And Implemented Vapor Recovery Units To Cost Effectively Recover Natural Gas While Minimizing Carbon Emissions

•Outliningcriticalfacilityadjustmentsthatarerequiredtofaultlesslysetupvaporrecoverytowersbetweenprocessfacilitiesandtanks

•Evaluatingdifferentmethods,includinginsulatorsandheaters,topreventVRUsfromfreezingincoldconditions

•Providingdetailsontheflaringmoratoriumforallnewdrillingpadsputinplacewithvaporrecoverysystems:

•Timeline:Understandingthetimelineonthemoratoriumtoallowoperatorstocalculatewhentheyneedtostartfabricationofvaporrecoverysystems

•TaxCredits:Learningwhetheroperatorswillbeabletousetaxcreditsasimmunitytothemoratorium,enablingoperatorstostrategizegoingforward

Andy Smith, President & CEO, ABUTEC


REMOTE CAPTURE TECHNOLOGIES

9.20 Assessing Small Scale Remote Capture Technologies Applicable To Well Site Or Remote Locations To Improve Gas Utilization At The Well Head

•ScrutinizingbackgrounddetailsdescribingfactorscontributingtoflaringinNorthDakotaandhearingthelatestflaringstatisticsfromtheBakkentodefinethescaleofopportunityforsmallscalegasutilizationtechnology

•Characterizingthequalityandquantityofgasavailableforsmall-scaletechnologiesandassessingtheimpactofflowbackstrategyongasvolumestosupportselectingappropriatetechnologiesforparticularflaringlocations

•Overviewingtypesoftechnologiescapableofutilizingassociatedgasupstreamoftraditionalgas-gatheringinfrastructureandanevaluatingthestrengthsandchallengestocommercialimplementationtosupportE&P’sselectappropriatetechnology

Chad Wocken, Senior Research Manager, Energy & Environmental Research Center


ON LEASE CAPTURE UNITS

10.00 Assessing The Economics Of Running Mobile, On Lease Capture Units To Determine The Extent To Which They Can Be Used To Reduce Flare Percentages

•Economics:QuantifyingthenumberofgallonsofNGLsrecoveredrelativetocoststodeterminewhetherleasecaptureunitsareeconomical

•Reliability:Analyzingequipmentruntimestoanticipatefacilitiesdesignimprovementsthatwillneedaccommodatedfor

•CommitmentsOptions:Discussingwhethersuppliersarerequiringmonthlyoryearlycommitmentsforgascaptureunitstodirectfuturebudgetaryrequirements

Robert Zubrin, President, Pioneer Energy


10.40 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

REFRIGERATION & SKIDSEVALUATING AND COMPARING NGL RECOVERY METHODS TO

PINPOINT THE OPTION THAT HAS MAXIMIZED RECOVERY AT THE LOWEST COST

REFRIGERATION FOR NGL RECOVERY

11.10 Comparing The Effectiveness Of Different Refrigeration Units In Efficiently Recovering NGLs And Reduce Flaring Intensity

•Costvs.Capture:Specifyingcostpervolumeofgascapturedandliquefiedtojustifytheeconomicsofusingrefrigerationunits

•Yield:QuantifyingtheamountofNGLsrecoveredperprocesstogaugetheintensityoftheprocessstreamandanticipaterevenuegenerated

•Runtime:Showcasingresultsfromcontinuousruntimestreamstodeterminetheeffectivenessofrefrigerationunitsandtheircapabilityofachievinga95+optimumruntime

•Identifyingmeasurestomitigateoperationaldrawbacksduringwintermonthsandminimizeoperationalholdups

Michael Chiste, Vice President, Torrent Energy Services11.40 Question & Answer Session

REFRIGERATION VS. JT SKID MOUNTED SYSTEMS

11.50 Outlining The Flare Reduction Capability Of Refrigeration Units Relative To JT Skids To Determine Which Merits Investment

•Cost-Benefit:Comparingoperatingcostvs.revenuegeneratedforbothunitstoaccuratelypinpointoptionsdeliveringhigherROI

•AnalyzingflaringpercentagesforJTskidsandrefrigerationunitstoestablishtheidealoptionformeetingtheNDIC’sflaringtargets

•Sharingresultstosubstantiatewhetherrefrigerationunitsarecapableofgeneratingmorepowerforaminimaladdedcost


12.30 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

LIQUEFACTION

1.30 Scrutinizing The Cost, Availability And Applicability Of Liquefaction Methods As Sustainable Capture Options For GTL Recovery

•Cost-Benefit:Weighingupthecapitalandoperationalcostsversusthelong-termbenefitsofliquefactiontoinforminvestmentdecisions

•Recovery:Quantifyingthepercentageofliquidsactuallyrecovered

•GaugingtheavailabilityandapplicabilityofliquefactionunitsinNorthDakotatodeterminewhetherfacilitiesneedtransportedfromTexas

Mark Bragg, President, US Flare Management2.00 Question & Answer Session

COMPRESSIONEVALUATING CRITERIA FOR SETTING UP COMPRESSOR STATIONS

TO CONVERT NATURAL GAS TO CNG WHEN SALES LINE PRESSURES ARE HIGHER THAN EXPECTED

COMPRESSOR STATION SET UP

2.10 Illustrating How Operators Are Setting Up Compressor Stations To Cost Effectively Move Gas Into Pipelines In The Context Of Unexpectedly Limited Sales Line Capacity

•Gasvs.Electric:Quantifyingtheupfrontcapitalcostversusthelong-termbenefitsofusinggascompressorsrelativetoelectriccompressorstojustifyequipmentselectiondecisions

•Evaluatingtheeffectivenessofdifferentcompressorstypesforraisinggaspressuretomeetsaleslinepressurerequirements

•Assessingtheextenttowhichdifferentcompressortypescanhandlevaryinggaspressurestoaccuratelydetermineasustainablecompressionsolution


2.50 Afternoon Refreshment In The Exhibition Area

MOBILE COMPRESSION UNITS

3.20 Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Using Mobile Compression Units To Reduce Flaring Percentages In Compliance With NDIC Targets

•Cost-Benefit:EvaluatingthecapitalandoperationalcostofrunningmobilecompressionunitstocosteffectivelymanageoffsetpercentagessetbytheNorthDakotagovernment

•Interpretingactualmeasurementsofoffsetpercentagesatthewelltodeterminetheextenttowhichmobilecompressioncanreduceflaring

•Weighinguptheconsiderationsanoperatorisaccountingforbeforedeployingmobilecompressionunitstoguideequipmentselection


MEASURING & REPORTING FLARE VOLUMESEXAMINING STEPS FOR INCREASING THE ACCURACY OF FLARE

VOLUME MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

MEASURING AND REPORTING FLARE VOLUMES

4.00 Illustrating Flare Measurement And Reporting Best Practices That Have Proven To Facilitate The Accurate Measurement Of Gas Flared

•Comparingandcontrastingdifferentmeasurementmethodstoidentifywhichoptionprovidesthemostaccurateflaringnumbers

•Showingstepsthatcanbetakentoimprovemeasurementproceduresandrefinetheaccuracyofflarepercentagecalculations

•Exploringmethodstoaccuratelyquantifytheamountofcarbonemissionscomingoffofequipmentonlocationtostayincompliancewithcarbonemissionlimits

•Showingstepsthatcanbetakentoimprovemeasurementproceduresandrefinetheaccuracyofflarepercentagecalculations

•Determininghowtobestreportflaringvolumestoavoidaddingadditionalvolumestototalflares

Robert King, Environmental Staff Engineer, WPX Energy4.30 Question & Answer Session

4.40 Chair’s Closing Remarks

4.50 End Of Congress

Day 2Wednesday December 10, 2014

GAS CAPTURE, RECOVERY AND MEASUREMENT


The quality of speakers and expertise on subject matters was outstanding and I have taken a lot of great new ideas back to my company.

Production Engineer Hunt Oil Company

The conference was an excellent survey of AL technology & application in the Bakken and will hopefully lead to greater success in the region for the future

Facilities Engineer BP America

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