Img - Industry Measurement Group

The Industry Measurement Group (IMG) was formed in 1999 by individuals from four companies (Crestar, Gulf, Petro-Canada, and Gulf Midstream /Kenonic Controls). The group gathered to discuss common measurement issues at a plant operated by Gulf Midstream. When the measurement issues were addressed, the group suggested similar meetings might be beneficial to other measurement personnel in other companies. The response was positive and membership has grown to over 150 members, including producers, vendors, and government agencies. Today, the IMG is a part of a larger organization called the Canadian Institute of Hydrocarbon Measurement. The Canadian Institute also manages the annual Canadian School of Hydrocarbon Measurement in Calgary. The purpose of the IMG is to: • Identify areas of common concern relating to measurement in oil & gas industry. • Work towards resolving the areas of concern. • Increase awareness of measurement issues and foster relationships among those interested in hydrocarbon measurement in Canada. • Participate in the development and establishment of government regulations. • Participate in the development and establishment of industry accepted standards for measurement issues. in areas not sufficiently covered by other agencies or bodies. • Participate in industry educational opportunities. • Assist in educating industry in measurement and regulations that pertain to measurementThe IMG is recognized by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) as a formal voice for measurement. Industry Links: Alberta Energy Regulatorhttps://www. aer. ca /Measurement Canadahttps://www. ic. gc. ca /eic /site /mc-mc. nsf /eng /homeCanadian Crude Quality Technical Associationhttps://www. ccqta.com/ Canadian School of Hydrocarbon Measurement - White Papershttps://www. cshm. ca /program /proceedings /Email us: chair@industrymeasurementgroup. ca
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