Proshare Services LLC

Excited to be selected as Chair of the Midstream Track
at the Energy Projects Conference & Exhibition next week!

I'm looking forward to connecting with industry leaders
and discussing the opportunities and challenges shaping
today's energy projects.

If you'll be attending and work in engineering, operations,
or project delivery, let's connect.

Join my session to explore how to move complex
energy projects forward with confidence.
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Energy Projects Conference & Exhibition

ProShare is looking forward to attending the Energy
Projects Conference & Exhibition next week.

Proud to have Danielle Baughman serving as Chair of
the Midstream Track and look forward to connecting with
industry leaders throughout the event.

The business evolved.

The brand finally caught up.

After six years of growth, I decided it was time for a brand that better reflects the work I love most: helping organizations align engineering, operations, and ex*****on to achieve meaningful results.

I shared the story behind the rebrand, the new flame logo, and the mission that continues to guide ProShare.

🔗 Read the full story: https://www.proshareservices.com/blog/the-business-evolved-the-brand-finally-caught-up

One of the biggest lessons I've learned working across engineering, operations, and project ex*****on is that projects rarely struggle because of bad engineering.

More often, problems emerge when the people responsible for operating and maintaining the system aren't included early enough in the process.

I've seen projects that looked great on paper create challenges after startup because operational realities weren't fully considered during planning and design.
In my latest article, I share some observations from working alongside engineering, operations, maintenance, and field teams across the energy industry.

What do you think is the biggest contributor to project ex*****on challenges?

https://www.proshareservices.com/blog

“You can’t work in renewables AND oil and gas.”
But, I can…try me! 😊

Months ago, I talked with someone from a solar
energy company, and they thought I was perfect for a job.

But, their boss didn’t.

“We don’t want to take a chance on someone who
hasn’t done a renewable project before.”

Sometimes, people think a renewable project is a
unique creature…completely different from an oil & gas project.

But, it’s not.
The biggest difference is in the vocabulary.

Sometimes, renewable companies look for
Owner's Engineering, but in oil & gas we’re called an EPC.

The name is different, but…
EPCs have years of experience.
They’ve done the same SOPs.
They can move fast.
They can ensure compliance.

Sure, there are some details unique to every job,
but they aren’t showstoppers…chemistry and
physics still work.

These artificial restrictions hold companies back.
So, it restricts them to a smaller set of solutions.
AND they miss out on exactly what they need.
AND for a much better price.

But here's what I know—skills are transferable.

The knowledge, experience, & skills I learned
working upstream in oil & gas are directly
applicable to an RNG plant taking natural gas
off a landfill or manure pile.

The work I do for a compressor station:
Permitting,
Environmental compliance,
Understanding technical specs
…is similar to what’s needed for a solar facility.

I deliver projects on-time & on-budget.
Renewable or oil and gas, it doesn't matter.

So, next time you Google for engineers for your
renewable project, make sure you include EPC’s too.

You may be pleasantly surprised with a solution that:
Saves costs.
Ensures safety.
Complies with all regulations.
AND is less expensive, too!

…Or, you can DM me and talk about it.

What if the solution you're looking for is already
within reach, but it's just labeled differently?

“You can’t work in renewables AND oil and gas.”
But, I can…try me! 😊

Months ago, I talked with someone from a solar
energy company, and they thought I was perfect for a job.

But, their boss didn’t.

“We don’t want to take a chance on someone
who hasn’t done a renewable project before.”

Sometimes, people think a renewable project is
a unique creature…completely different from an oil & gas project.

But, it’s not.
The biggest difference is in the vocabulary.

Sometimes, renewable companies look for
Owner's Engineering, but in oil & gas we’re called an EPC.

The name is different, but…
EPCs have years of experience.
They’ve done the same SOPs.
They can move fast.
They can ensure compliance.

Sure, there are some details unique to every job,
but they aren’t showstoppers…chemistry and
physics still work.

These artificial restrictions hold companies back.
So, it restricts them to a smaller set of solutions.
AND they miss out on exactly what they need.
AND for a much better price.

But here's what I know—skills are transferable.

The knowledge, experience, & skills I learned
working upstream in oil & gas are directly
applicable to an RNG plant taking natural gas
off a landfill or manure pile.

The work I do for a compressor station:
Permitting,
Environmental compliance,
Understanding technical specs
…is similar to what’s needed for a solar facility.

I deliver projects on-time & on-budget.
Renewable or oil and gas, it doesn't matter.

So, next time you Google for engineers for your
renewable project, make sure you include EPC’s too.

You may be pleasantly surprised with a solution that:
Saves costs.
Ensures safety.
Complies with all regulations.
AND is less expensive, too!

…Or, you can DM me and talk about it.

What if the solution you're looking for is already
within reach, but it's just labeled differently?