CoreWorks showcases cryogenic equipment at GPA Midstream convention

CoreWorks exhibited at the 2026 GPA Midstream Convention in San Antonio from Sept. 20-23, meeting with operators, engineers and suppliers while supporting new guidance for brazed aluminum plate-fin heat exchangers. The event gave the Waller, Texas manufacturer a forum to discuss equipment reliability, capacity planning and technical standards across the midstream sector.

Why it matters: - CoreWorks used the GPA Midstream Convention to connect its cryogenic equipment business with midstream operators, engineers and suppliers. - The convention also advanced technical guidance for brazed aluminum plate-fin heat exchangers, which are used in cryogenic processing assets. - The event gave project teams a place to discuss equipment selection, maintenance, process integration and standards that affect facility reliability and execution.

What happened: - CoreWorks, LLC exhibited at the 2026 GPA Midstream Convention, held Sept. 20-23 at the Marriott Rivercenter in San Antonio. - The Waller, Texas company staffed Booth #20 with Kurt Breiling, general manager; Mike Rogne, technical sales; and Matt Johnson, vice president. - CoreWorks connected with midstream professionals during the annual GPA Midstream gathering.

The details: - CoreWorks is an ASME-certified manufacturer of cryogenic heat-transfer equipment headquartered in Waller. - The company designs, fabricates and services brazed aluminum heat exchangers, cold-box assemblies, plate-fin kettle units and engineered process skids. - CoreWorks equipment is used in natural-gas processing, LNG, industrial-gas and petrochemical applications. - GPA Midstream describes its annual convention as a gathering of more than 1,800 midstream professionals from operating companies, suppliers, service providers and manufacturers. - According to GPA Midstream event information, nearly 20% of attendees hold senior executive positions and more than 20% hold engineering titles. - The 2026 program included technical, commercial, safety and advocacy sessions. - The convention also included meetings for the Facility Design, Operations and Maintenance; Pipeline Design, Operation and Maintenance; and Midstream Industry Asset and Mechanical Integrity communities. - Programming also covered LNG, natural-gas storage, treating, process research, environmental matters and the link between natural-gas infrastructure and growing power and data-center demand. - CoreWorks has supported the GPA Midstream Convention for more than two decades. - As a member of the Gas Processors Suppliers Association, CoreWorks participates in the GPA Midstream Industry Asset and Mechanical Integrity Committee. - During the 2026 convention, the committee finalized and approved the WG92 Technical Guidelines for Brazed Aluminum Plate Fin Heat Exchangers. - CoreWorks will continue its involvement through the newly formed Task Group for Brazed Aluminum Heat Exchangers. - CoreWorks said its manufacturing and service experience will contribute alongside operators, engineering organizations and suppliers focused on equipment integrity and operating guidance. - CoreWorks also manufactures and services equipment for engineered cryogenic hydrocarbon-processing and industrial-gas applications. - CoreWorks is National Board-registered. - CoreWorks’ website is coreworks-usa.com. - CoreWorks’ LinkedIn page is LinkedIn.

Between the lines: - The convention positioned CoreWorks near the technical forums that shape how cryogenic equipment is specified and maintained. - The committee work suggests midstream suppliers are still tightening shared guidance around brazed aluminum plate-fin heat exchangers. - CoreWorks’ long-standing GPA Midstream participation signals a strategy built around standards work as much as sales outreach.

What's next: - CoreWorks will remain active in the new Task Group for Brazed Aluminum Heat Exchangers. - The company will likely use future GPA Midstream forums to stay engaged with operators and engineering teams shaping cryogenic equipment practices.

The bottom line: - CoreWorks is pairing equipment marketing with standards participation to stay visible in the midstream cryogenic market.