Determining the total amount of low-pressure hydrocarbon vapor can be a challenge, and is important for permitting processes, reporting potential emissions, and for sizing surface equipment such as Vapor Recovery Towers (VRT) and compressor skids (VRU). We cover the most commonly used methods to estimate vapor volumes, and provide our recommendation for optimizing both operational…
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DENVER, CO (September 16, 2021) – EcoVapor Recovery Systems, a leader in flaring and emissions reduction solutions, today announced that Chief Executive Officer Jason Roe is scheduled to speak at the North Dakota Petroleum Council’s (NDPC) Annual Meeting being held on September 21-23, 2021. The event will be held at the Rough Rider Center in…
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DENVER, CO (September 15, 2021) – EcoVapor Recovery Systems, a leader in flaring and emissions reduction solutions, today announced that Chief Operating Officer, Hans Mueller, is scheduled to speak at the eighth edition of the Onshore Wellsite Facilities Conference being held on September 21 through 23, 2021. The conference will be at The Westin Galleria…
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Texas producers have worked with EcoVapor to obtain the 100% PTE offsets available under the “capture credit” plan, since the company’s technology allows for control and monitoring of tank pressures as well as treating for gas contaminants such as oxygen. In several instances, the lower PTE allowed higher production on a well pad while still…
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This real-world before-and-after scenario illustrates the core of what EcoVapor does for our industry to improve environmental performance, reduce emissions and increase sustainability. We frequently receive odd looks from people when we tell them we can “put out the flare” on their well site or facility. Their understandable skepticism, however, evaporates once they see our…
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Several states have implemented programs to help operators address flaring and venting issues and accelerate the adoption of sustainable technologies. One such example is North Dakota. The routine flaring of natural gas at production sites is both an environmental issue and a waste of natural resources. As oil and gas producers come under increasing pressure…
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As an innovator of environmental technology, we are continuously improving our technology and developing new solutions to customer needs. The new E100 ZerO2 unit is our latest innovation and trial of the initial product began in July. Responding to Customer Demand for a Life-of-Well Solution We developed the E100 concept after receiving numerous requests for…
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A Potentially Lethal Hazard Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is a poisonous contaminant found in some crude oil and natural gas that must be removed before the produced hydrocarbons reach the market. Concentrations as low as 4 parts per million (ppm) classify the gas as “sour” and requiring treatment to remove the H2S. The permissible exposure limit…
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We regularly say that recovered gas volumes increase sharply when all the low-pressure vapor at a site is captured using the ZerO2 solution. Capturing and selling all the site vapor eliminates routine flaring, dramatically reduces emissions, and leads to increased revenue. A DJ Basin operator had been recovering vapor directly from their tank battery,…
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EcoVapor is proud of the contribution our innovative technology makes to emissions reduction. We help our clients increase gas capture and reduce the emissions from routine flaring and venting. As we reach mid-year, we’re taking a moment to pause and celebrate that contribution. Based on the volume of vapor that has flowed through our fleet…
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