What Are Fugitive Methane Emissions? Methane is one of the most potent greenhouse gases, with a global warming potential over 80 times greater than carbon dioxide over a 20-year period. Reducing methane emissions is critical to meeting global climate targets — yet not all emissions are easy to track or prevent. A significant portion comes […]
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How to Detect Fugitive Emissions In the oil and gas sector, fugitive emissions represent a major source of greenhouse gas releases—especially methane, which is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide over a 20-year period. Detecting these unintentional leaks is critical not only for safety and compliance, but also for achieving measurable results under
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LDAR for OGMP 2.0 As the oil and gas industry faces mounting pressure to reduce methane emissions, LDAR (Leak Detection and Repair) programs are under the spotlight—especially in the context of OGMP 2.0 and new EU methane regulations. In this article, we explore how LDAR fits into the OGMP framework, what compliance means in the
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What is a Methane Emissions Baseline? As oil and gas companies work to meet new methane regulations and climate goals, one foundational step becomes essential: establishing a methane emissions baseline. This baseline provides a benchmark for evaluating progress, identifying high-emitting assets, and measuring the impact of mitigation strategies over time. A well-documented methane emissions baseline
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What is OGMP 2.0? Reducing methane emissions is one of the most effective ways to slow the pace of global warming. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, with over 80 times the warming potential of CO₂ over a 20-year period. Recognizing this, oil and gas companies worldwide are under increasing pressure to quantify, monitor, and
Vented Emissions Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a top priority in the oil and gas sector, and the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP) 2.0 framework places significant emphasis on capturing all forms of methane emissions—including those that are intentional. While fugitive emissions are accidental, another major contributor is vented emissions, which are deliberately released
The Challenge of Harsh Environments Gas emissions detection in harsh environments is one of the most difficult challenges in industrial safety and environmental compliance—especially in oil and gas operations. Sites are often exposed to extreme temperature changes, intense humidity, powerful winds, sand, dust, and corrosive atmospheres. These conditions not only make it more likely for
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The Importance of Early Detection in Preventing Battery Thermal Runaway In industries where battery technology is integral to operations, preventing thermal runaway is crucial for ensuring both safety and operational efficiency. Traditional methods of detecting battery issues, like hydrogen detection, are often too late, occurring only once the battery is already in critical condition. This
Propane: A Sustainable and Efficient Alternative in Refrigeration and HVAC Systems Refrigerants play a critical role in industries such as HVAC, refrigeration, and heat pumps, where they are used to transfer heat and maintain temperatures in controlled environments. Over time, the demand for more efficient, eco-friendly, and safe refrigerants has grown, driven by concerns about
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A Shift in the Energy Landscape As Europe and others are making a shift towards cleaner energy, hydrogen is quickly emerging as a viable alternative to natural gas. Hydrogen’s potential to decarbonize heavy industries like steel manufacturing, cement production, and power generation makes it an essential part of the region’s sustainability strategy. National Gas, a
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