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Let’s take a look at how organizations can take the first few steps towards GDPR compliance.

Protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure is becoming much more difficult in the face of escalating cyber attacks as well as the increasing complexity of systems underlying our critical infrastructure.

Large scale projects typically involve many stakeholders, contractors and suppliers, which can lead to increased complexity and more challenging situations. Delivering such projects on time and within budget requires considerable coordination and management skills; traits that one US energy company needed in order to complete its most recent expansion project.

Most of the nation’s critical infrastructure is Internet-dependent and is the target of persistent cyber attacks. Learn what organizations can do to increase the security.

Find out what spear phishing is and how it can leave power utilities at risk.

February 28, 2018 – Sargent & Lundy is presenting at the Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG) Forum, taking place March 5-7 in Houston.  The 2018 agenda for the forum features presentations from around the world, presented by the world’s foremost experts on HRSG and related equipment.
Daniel Azukas of Sargent & Lundy is presenting Remaining Useful Life Assessment of

February 28, 2018 – Sargent & Lundy is presenting at the International Pressure Equipment Integrity Association (IPEIA) Conference, which takes place March 7-9, in Banff, Alberta, Canada.
Marc Lemmons of Sargent & Lundy will address the Alberta government rule mandating that power generation from coal-fired sources be eliminated by 2030, with the lost capacity replaced with that

February 27, 2018 – Sargent & Lundy is presenting a wide range of papers at the upcoming 2018 Energy, Utility & Environment Conference (EUEC). The conference takes place March 5-7 in San Diego, California. The papers will cover current energy and environmental topics:
Exploring Oxidation and SCR Catalyst on Gas Fired Units, presented by Emily Kunkel and co-authored by Raj Gaikwad

Network monitoring can provide key cybersecurity insights into an organization’s netflow activity and rapidly detect unusual behavior.

Corrosion monitoring, control and prevention is an ongoing battle in today’s power plants. Two of the strongest indicators of how well that battle is being waged is to monitor the corrosive salts of chloride and sulfate.