Operations, End to End
A single system spanning pricing, scheduling, billing, and customer care — built to reflect how gas actually moves, not how software vendors imagine it does.
2026 SGA Advance Partner
nGenue. The Energy Behind the Industry.
nGenue was built inside a natural gas company in the 1990s to solve a problem the industry knew from the inside — connecting the wellhead to the pipeline to the city gate to the meter in one system. As a 2026 SGA Advance Partner, that same operator-first thinking is now partof how SGA develops what's next: a four-part AI series exploring where automation and data are taking natural gas operations, running September through December.
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Natural gas is an industry built on experience, but its future will depend on how effectively we combine that experience with better technology, better data, and smarter ways of operating. At nGenue, we believe the best innovation starts with a deep understanding of the work itself. Our partnership with SGA gives us the opportunity to share what we’ve learned, learn from the operators shaping the industry every day, and help move natural gas operations forward together.
Kenneth Hall — CEO, nGenue
Built From Inside the Industry
Software Built by Natural Gas People, for Natural Gas People
nGenue didn't start as outside technology brought in to fix the industry — it started inside one. Over more than two decades, that origin has shaped a platform used by marketers, producers, distributors, pipelines, and utilities to manage operations from wellhead to meter, across both regulated and deregulated markets.
Built for LDCs and Utilities
Purpose-built for the operational realities of local distribution companies and utilities, with automated connectivity that removes manual, error-prone handoffs.
Where Data Meets the Field
Two decades of operations data have shaped how nGenue thinks about automation — the foundation for the AI series it's building with SGA this year.
The Advance Partnership
What It Means to Be Built Into the Work
SGA's Advance Partnership is not a sponsorship tier. It is a governance model that embeds partner knowledge directly into the training systems, committees, and learning infrastructure that operators depend on year-round.
01 — Share
Embedded in SGA's Learning Ecosystem
nGenue’s AI series is part of SGA’s learning pipeline — not a one-time webinar, but content built to stay in SGA’s knowledge base.
02 — Grow
Recognized as Faculty, Not a Sponsor
Advance Partners present as contributors to operator knowledge, not vendors. nGenue’s team is in the room because of what two decades inside the industry taught them.
03 — Advance
A Commitment That Runs Year-Round
Minimum three measurable deliverables annually, with content that outlasts a single conference season.
2026 Contributions
What nGenue Is Building With SGA This Year
The measure of an Advance Partnership is what gets produced. Here is where things stand for nGenueheading into the back half of 2026.
Training
From Operational Excellence to Market Leadership
This four-part executive education series is designed to help natural gas leaders examine the connection between operational discipline, financial performance, data strategy, intelligent automation, and long-term organizational competitiveness.
Learn About The SeriesSeptember–December
Editorial
The LINK Feature Article
An article on nGenue’s origin inside a natural gas company and what that means for how the industry’s data and automation needs get solved.
Upcoming
Profile
SGA Advance Partner Profile
This page — built to go live alongside the AI series launch and The LINK feature.
Delivered
Virtual Instructor-Led Training
From Operational Excellence to Market Leadership
Natural gas organizations are operating in an environment shaped by increasing demand, market volatility, workforce transition, rapidly evolving technology, growing data requirements, and continued pressure to improve financial and operational performance. Rather than focusing on a particular technology or software solution, the series examines the leadership decisions, organizational capabilities, business processes, and data foundations required to operate effectively in an increasingly complex and technology-enabled industry.
nGenue’s origin inside a natural gas company gives them a perspective most software partners don’t have — that’s exactly the kind of forward-looking thinking we want in front of our members.
Suzanne Ogle — President & CEO, SGA Natural Gas Association
Four Sessions. One Conversation About Where the Industry Is Headed.
Registration is open for all four sessions of the AI series, running September through December 2026.
