Join us for our Q2 Luncheon

DATE: Thursday, June 26, 2026

TIME: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

LOCATION: Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop St. Denver, CO 80202

SPEAKERS: COGA – Lynn Granger (President & CEO) & Ryan Steadley (VP of Regulatory Affairs)

TOPIC: Understanding Future Gas Regulation Impacts with the 2026 Governor Race and the Expiration of O&G Moratorium in 2030

DESCRIPTION: Natural gas (NG) engines are a critical component of the energy sector, offering a cleaner alternative to traditional fuels. However, methane emissions remain a challenge. Methane slip from internal combustion engines is relatively high owing to its low reactivity relative to other hydrocarbon fuels. Methane leakage from compressor packing vents, blow-downs, and other sources are also problematic. The focus of this talk is on engine compressor sets and integral compressors, with an emphasis on lean burn engines. The sources of methane emissions are reviewed, followed by a discussion of mitigation approaches.

Pricing

• Members – $65
• Non-members – $75
• On-site registration on June 26th is available for $85 to everyone (members and non-members). On-site registrations are space dependent and are not guaranteed a seat or a meal.

Know Before You Go

PLEASE NOTE:

Lunch will be plated (Gluten-free or vegetarian options are available by pre-request. Contact support@gparmcmidstream.org for questions or concerns). Please make sure to register in advance, as the venue will bill us for every meal we ask them to prepare, so all luncheon tickets are non-refundable, even if you do not attend.

MEMBERS

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NON-MEMBERS

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About the Speakers:

Lynn Granger is the President and CEO of the Colorado Oil & Gas Association
(COGA), bringing more than two decades of energy policy and strategic communications leadership experience.

Prior to joining COGA, Granger served as Regional Director at the American Petroleum Institute (API) and Executive Director of API Colorado. She previously held the position of Chief Operating Officer at Colorado Concern, where she led
operational and strategic execution supporting statewide policy efforts.

Granger’s public sector experience includes serving as Communications Director for
the Colorado Department of Revenue during former Governor John Hickenlooper’s administration, where she was the department’s subject matter expert and primary media liaison.

Her career began with the U.S. Army, where she served for 12 years both in uniform
and as a civilian. As a 46R broadcast journalist, she hosted a morning radio show providing vital command information to troops near the DMZ in South Korea. Her military career culminated as a strategic communications adviser to the Commander of United States Army Europe.

Granger is committed to advancing fact-based discussions about Colorado’s energy
future, emphasizing that energy policy should transcend partisan lines. Under her
leadership, she prioritizes inclusive stakeholder engagement and building consensus
through bringing diverse perspectives together.

About the Speaker:

Ryan Steadley is Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at the Colorado Oil & Gas Association, where he leads engagement on state and federal energy policy from Denver, Colorado. Drawing on prior experience as a Senior Policy Advisor at the American Petroleum Institute and as Executive Director of State Review of Oil and Natural Gas Environmental Regulations (STRONGER), he contributes expert insights on emerging regulatory issues, helping industry and policymakers navigate
complex, evolving standards.