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…mitigating methane leaks and by building our more midstream infrastructure to reduce flaring, where as much as 8% of the methane may slip through the flares uncombusted. (10) Midstream companies…
We have constructed a simple model to estimate the CO2 emissions of commercialising an oil resource, as a function of a dozen input variables: such as flaring, methane leakage, gravity,…
…different industrial sub-segments (pages 18-20). (8) Geopolitical flashpoints are going to flare up around climate policies (pages 21-22). (9) Non-obvious opportunities in the Energy Transition are most exciting, hence we…
…1 ton/ton), which should open up access to $1/kg of 45V incentives under the IRA. Future formulations derived from gas that would otherwise have been flared, landfill gas or biogas…
…and blowers. It could work well in petroleum basins with stranded gas that might otherwise be flared. Another advantage that is cited in the patents is that the oxygen plant…
…rig count to run on gas would only absorb c100mmcfd: not much of a dent in c1bcfd of flaring, as 2020 gas bottlenecks bite. This model shows all our workings….
…CO2 price, and leading companies are identified based on reviewing 1,500 Western patents on pages 6-9. The opportunity to eliminate flaring fully from the US with a CO2 price below…
…of US oil and gas producers is aggregated by basin, by producer and by acreage position here. Another large source of methane leaks is flaring, covered in our note here….
…methane leaks, flaring, et al; based on real-world data. A CO2 curve can also be derived from the data, ranking c2.5Mbpd of production across Alberta, in order to compare different…
…is despite many OPEC countries – Iraq, Nigeria, Venezuela – having much higher levels of flaring, methane leaks and CO2 emissions than US producers (data below). https://thundersaidenergy.com/downloads/oil-industry-co2-per-barrel/ (3) Another of…