Valves

Fugitive Emissions Summit Americas is returning to Pasadena, TX, on April 15th & 16th, 2026!

Fugitive emissions, which refer to the unintentional release of gases or liquids from pressurised systems, pose a significant challenge in industrial settings, especially within the oil and gas, chemical, and power generation industries.

As a globally recognized event, The Valve World Mexico Conference invites speakers from diverse corners of the world to share their expertise and insights. In light of our host country, we kindly request that all presentations be conducted in Spanish to ensure inclusivity and effective knowledge transfer among our attendees.

CFT-Green is a novel valve stem spring loaded seal developed by Celeros Flow Technology, consisting of a metal spring along with a sealing element.

The inherent reactiveness of gases and liquids such as oxygen, ozone, or chlorine, mean they rank among the most hazardous applications for valves.

Investors have infused $5 million into a Rhode Island company to help globalize its cutting-edge industrial valve technology that helps stop methane leaks in oil and gas infrastructure.Clarke Valve, founded in 2011, is based at Quonset Business Park in North Kingstown.

Operators are under increasing focus on reducing fugitive emissions for both onshore and offshore assets, to reduce harmful emission to achieve their core imperatives of safe operations and minimum downtime.Fugitive emissions is a hot topic that will only become more critical in the environmentally conscious world we now live in.

Power management company Eaton announced its Vehicle Group has secured a $2.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop new technologies to reduce emissions from agricultural equipment.

Reducing fugitive emissions is a top priority in the battle against climate change. That is why Dutch company Mokveld Valves BV is introducing a unique zero emission innovation - the world’s first valve without dynamic seals to the atmosphere.Mokveld has incorporated an electric actuator inside its new valve, eliminating the stem seal to atmosphere entirely.

Dutch company Mokveld Valves BV has introduced a unique zero emission innovation - the world’s first valve without dynamic seals to the atmosphere.Mokveld has incorporated an electric actuator inside its new valve, eliminating the stem seal to atmosphere entirely.