Success in reducing oil and gas sector methane emissions is contingent on understanding
the sources driving emissions, associated options for mitigation, and the effectiveness of …

Mitigation actions and regulations to meet critical 2030 methane reduction targets under the
Global Methane Pledge are hampered by uncertainty in true levels of emissions and source …

Successful reduction of oil and gas sector methane emissions to meet near-zero intensity
targets requires the identification and mitigation of all possible sources. One potentially …

Pollutant emissions from gas flares in the upstream oil and gas (UOG) industry can be
exacerbated by aerosols of coproduced liquid hydrocarbons and formation water that …

Gas flaring is an environmental problem of local, regional and global concerns. Gas flares
emit pollutants and greenhouse gases, yet knowledge about the source strength is limited …

In this study, we present a novel method for measuring unburned methane (CH 4) emissions
in laboratory flames using mid-infrared hyperspectral imaging. Given the environmental …

Methane has over 80 times the greenhouse gas warming potential of carbon dioxide in the
short term (ie, 20-year timeframe). As a consequence, reducing methane emissions can …

Carbon monoxide is often produced during the incomplete combustion of volatile organic
carbon compounds in industry. In the combustion chamber for oxidizing carbon monoxide …

Gas flaring is used as an alternative to venting when waste gases cannot be captured from
industrial processes such as oil and natural gas production, chemical processing, and waste …

In recent years, quantifying flare emissions has assumed new significance due to their
impact on climate change and human health. Imaging Fourier transform spectrometers …