Emissions Monitoring

Oil and gas companies that flare excess gasses must visually monitor and manage the frequency and length of time at which flares occur.

Case study: Oil and gas operator implements a new vision to automate and control gas flaring

Technology such as the Flare Monitoring Solution can deliver actionable data and efficient, automated responses to relentlessly reduce the release of greenhouse gases to the minimum...

Sept. 13, 2024

New technologies for CEMS monitoring

July 23, 2024

Paired with the expertise of their subject matter experts, oil and gas companies can leverage advanced analytics applications to gain new visibility into their process data, helping minimize emissions with little to no capital investment

Applying advanced analytics to minimize emissions in the oil and gas sector

Dec. 7, 2022

About 90 percent or more of fugitive emissions come from the flanges, pressure relief devices, valves and pumps that proliferate across upstream wells and downstream facilities

Moving on emissions: A new approach to gas leaks

Nov. 8, 2022

qOGI systems empower organizations to both visualize and accurately measure detected fugitive gas emissions in real time — all from a safe distance.

How optical gas imaging can help meet the challenge of corporate environmental responsibility

Aug. 27, 2021

Meeting new methane emission standards profitably

Dec. 3, 2020

Figure 1. Schematic flow diagram of a straight-through, 3 reactor (converter), Claus sulfur recovery unit. All images courtesy of TrendMiner

Reduce emissions by improving sulfur recovery unit performance with self-service industrial analytics

May 5, 2020

Pennsylvania proposes new methane regulations

Jan. 21, 2016

EPA proposes new methane emissions standards for oil & gas industry

Aug. 24, 2015