DNV's Pipeline Day 2026, Amsterdam
We are pleased to invite you to the Pipeline Day 2026, taking place on 5 May 2026 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The Pipeline Day takes place the day before PSIG begins in Amsterdam, making it easy to combine both events while you’re already in the city. PSIG is hosting their 56th annual conference in Europe in 2026.
Sessions will cover some of the most practical and forward-looking topics in pipeline simulation today. Expect insightful sessions, hands-on demonstrations, and valuable networking opportunities with industry experts.
We will provide lunch, high tea in the late afternoon, and will join you at the PSIG registration session at 18:00.
We hope you can join us in Amsterdam for PSIG 2026 and the Pipeline Day where you will learn more about:
- Guided parametric studies and how they accelerate analysis
- A first look at the new-generation Synergi Hydraulics simulation software
- Time-dependent gas quality tracking in blended pipeline systems
- Python scripting applications in network modeling
- Automating the analysis and cleansing of raw SCADA data
- Real-world use cases for AI in pipeline modeling
You will also be able to meet our experts, arrange 1-1 meetings, see latest product demos and spend time with your Synergi peers.
PSIG returns to Europe in 2026!
The Pipeline Simulation Interest Group (PSIG) was formed in 1969. Its purpose is to facilitate the interchange of information and to advance the state of the art in modeling, simulation, optimization, steady-state and transient flows, single and multiphase flows, and related subjects as applied to fluid pipeline systems.
PSIG is an independent group, and is not affiliated with any other organization. It is administered by an executive council and operates in an unstructured, informal manner.
An annual meeting is held each year in spring at various locations around the country. This two and one-half day meeting is attended by about 170 people who represent major gas companies, major oil companies, specialized consultants, and universities in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Papers of a high calibre are presented in a relaxed atmosphere where informality is the key. Strong emphasis is placed on discussion of the presented material.