Emissions and Energy: An Interview with Lewis Black, Almonty Industries
Many industries have seen their ups and downs over the last few years, and will likely continue to do so while conversation regarding energy transitions, changing U.S. policies, and the push towards more sustainable infrastructure, are prevalent.
New Mexico Environment Department Ozone Precursor Rule: Natural Gas Processing Plants LDAR Implications
Environmental regulations are becoming increasingly stringent at both the state and federal levels. The oil & gas sector and fugitive emissions are arguably under the biggest regulatory spotlight in 2022. As required monitoring frequencies are increased, alternative monitoring methods become more cost effective than traditional ones.
Joseph Witherspoon, Chief Technology Officer: Efficient, Environmentally-Conscious Energy
Is there a way to produce energy in a more green, environmentally-friendly way, while still prioritizing efficiency and output? This is a key question circulating throughout the natural gas industry, and cutting edge research at Frontier Applied Sciences might just hold an answer.
Reducing Methane Emissions in Canada An Interview with Jan Gorski, Director of Oil &...
Methane is emitted from energy industries, agriculture, waste management activities, and personal activity. Fugitive Emissions Journal was pleased to speak with Jan Gorski, Director of Oil & Gas at the Pembina Institute, to learn about methane policy initiatives in Canada.
A Missions to Reduce Emissions: The Generational Impact of Bray
Fugitive Emissions Journal had the pleasure of speaking with Brindesh Dhruva, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing & Technology Officer, John Ellis, Global Marketing Director, and Mitch Anderson, Technical Director of Ball Valves & Triple Offset Valves.