Live & Online Conference 17 & 18 November 2026, Houston Tx.
Operator-Led Approaches That Work: Proving Fair Splits & Strengthening Audit-Proof Practices
17 & 18 November 2026, Houston
Operator-Led Approaches That Work: Proving Fair Splits & Strengthening Audit-Proof Practices
17 & 18 November 2026, Houston
In 2026, measurement in upstream oil and gas is no longer a background technical function. It has become a strategic control point for commercial outcomes, regulatory exposure, and partner trust.
Volumes, losses, and variances now sit directly behind approvals, audits, royalty positions, and emissions credibility. As shared infrastructure, commingling, and centralised processing become more common, weaknesses in measurement and allocation propagate quickly—from the field into accounting, partner reporting, emissions submissions, and regulatory filings. What begins as technical ambiguity increasingly re-emerges later as contractual dispute, audit finding, or regulatory challenge.
As one Head of Measurement at a large Permian operator put it:
“Often, the financial impact is in the small errors you can’t explain. As these can easily build up…”
— Head of Measurement, Mid-Cap Permian Operator
This conference exists to address that change in accountability by sharing best practices on how measurement, allocation, and reporting systems are designed, governed, and defended in real-world operations.
Attendees will examine:
Topics Include
By the end of the conference, attendees will be better positioned to:
This conference is designed for practitioners directly accountable for measurement-driven outcomes, including:
Day one provides strategic context while remaining practical—covering commingling governance, regulatory expectations, emissions and flare realities, and direct Q&A with regulators.
Day two focuses on applied follow-through: reconciliation workflows, flare measurement, allocation best practice, and peer benchmarking roundtables centred on execution and scalability.
