This report examines small-scale technologies designed to utilize associated gas, which is often flared or vented during oil production. It evaluates various solutions, including gas-to-power, gas-to-liquids, and compressed natural gas (CNG) systems, focusing on their technical feasibility, economic viability, and environmental benefits. The study aims to provide oil and gas operators with insights into implementing these technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance resource efficiency.
Small scale technologies for using associated gas
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Region
Global
Published
2021
Resource Type
Technical report
Category
Detection and quantification technologies
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Sub-Category
Technology deployment
Segment
Upstream
Equipment
Flares
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