2nd American EPC Projects Forum Oct 26 – 27, 2026 by ALJ Group
2nd AMERICAN EPC PROJECTS FORUM is coming to Houston!
Join us on October 26–27, 2026, for two days of high-level discussions, valuable networking, and business opportunities with the companies shaping the future of EPC and major energy & industrial projects across the U.S.
The forum brings together project owners, EPC contractors, engineering companies, technology providers, suppliers, and industry experts to connect, exchange insights, and explore the projects and opportunities driving the American market.
Key 2nd American EPC Projects Forum Topics
From navigating the complexities of EPC contracts and project management to exploring industry trends shaping the future of engineering, procurement, and construction, the 2nd American EPC Projects Forum will address the most pressing challenges facing the EPC industry in 2026.
This premier EPC conference in Houston will delve into the evolving landscape of EPC companies, EPC contracting, contract types, pricing strategies, and the future of global EPC project management and infrastructure development.
1. Hydrogen, Ammonia & Low-Carbon Fuels – EPC Perspectives
Exploring EPC strategies for scaling hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol projects, including technology choices, CAPEX/OPEX trade-offs, and lessons learned from global low-carbon initiatives.
2. LNG Market Volatility & Project Delivery
How shifting LNG prices, geopolitical risks, and contracting models impact EPC strategies, project timelines, and investment decisions in a volatile global market.
3. EPC Finance, Risk Allocation & Policy Drivers
Balancing risk across developers, EPCs, and financiers through contracting models, financing mechanisms, tax incentives, carbon credits, and ESG-linked strategies.
4. CCUS Deployment in EPC Projects
Integrating carbon capture, utilization, and storage into LNG, hydrogen, and industrial projects, covering engineering challenges, CAPEX/OPEX drivers, and financing models.
5. Supply Chain & Procurement Resilience
Addressing supply chain disruptions, tariffs, and trade restrictions through diversification strategies, international procurement, and logistics optimization.
6. Modularization, Execution & Workforce
Optimizing modular fabrication, inland and remote project execution, and workforce development to ensure schedule efficiency, quality, and cost control in large-scale EPC projects.
