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Bridge E&P Corporation is a Denver, CO-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Koch Modular Process Systems is one of the leading companies in Energy and Utilities industry. Koch Modular Process Systems is based in Paramus, NJ. You can find more information on Koch Modular Process Systems at www.modularprocess.com
NRStor aims to accelerate the commercialization of energy storage technologies through the planning and development of energy storage solutions. Energy storage is the missing link between electricity demand and the development and growth of intermittent renewable energy sources. NRStor is focused on developing only the most reliable, cost-effective, and efficient energy storage technologies.
S&C Electric Company is a global provider of equipment and services for electric power systems. Founded in 1911, the Chicago-based company designs and manufactures switching and protection products for electric power transmission and distribution. S&C`s products help deliver electric power efficiently and reliably. Some are used to switch circuits. Others minimize damage to equipment in the event of a fault or reduce the area of an outage by automatically rerouting power flow; S&C`s sophisticated power-quality products can deliver uninterrupted power for an entire facility, for crucial process industries. In addition, S&C offers a wide range of engineering, laboratory, and testing services for electric utilities and commercial, industrial, and institutional power systems. S&C provides solutions for customers worldwide. The company has engineering offices and manufacturing facilities in Chicago, Illinois; Franklin, Wisconsin; Alameda, California; Duvall, Washington; and Orlando Florida. S&C subsidiaries operate in Toronto, Canada; Curitiba, Brazil; Mexico City and Aguascalientes, Mexico; Wales, United Kingdom; Melbourne, Australia; and Suzhou, China.
Eureka Midstream is an independent midstream energy company engaged in the gathering, transportation, and compression of natural gas. Our core business operations and strategic assets are located in the Appalachian basin, serving the prolific Marcellus and Utica shale plays. In 2003, Eureka Midstream, through Triad Energy, an oil and natural gas producer, purchased 182 miles of strategic rights of way in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The strategic right of ways enabled Eureka Midstream to plan, develop and build a high-quality gathering system, the maximum allowable operating pressure within a system at a fraction of the cost. In turn, we have been able to pass along much of the savings to our valued clients. With approximately 200 miles throughout the heart of the Marcellus and Utica natural gas shales, our advanced pipeline network is capable of transporting, lean or rich natural gas. This approach, a hybrid approach, is quite different from a typical midstream system. A typical midstream system runs on a dedicated drive, which transports only one form of hydrocarbon. The Eureka Midstream hybrid system provides today`s producer with increased flexibility at a reduced cost. While many operators are starting to develop and adopt a pipeline systems capable of transporting wet or dry natural gas, Eureka Midstream was among the first companies to standardize this approach. Innovation did not end with the introduction of the hybrid system. Eureka Midstream was also one of the first companies to introduce a system with multiple interconnects. The multi-interconnect system provides increased access to multiple gas processing options and interstate pipelines. This provides the producer with increased optionality, or the ability to identify and target better price points along the system.