flares News

The gas sensors market for gas flow meters and gas flow sensors is experiencing considerable changes over the past few years. The major reasons for the continuous fluctuations in the gas sensors market are technological developments, and economic crisis. This market is now expected to witness versatile growth in the coming years due to advancement ...

Integrated Medical Industries Limited (IMIL), a Nigerian medical equipment maker, has contracted with Clarke Energy to install a captive power plant on the front line of the battle against malaria and aids. Double first: The manufacturing plant is the first World Health Organization (WHO) Performance Quality Safety (PQS) pre-qualified plant in ...

The gas sensors market for gas flow meters and gas flow sensors is experiencing considerable changes over the past few years. The major reasons for the continuous fluctuations in the gas sensors market are technological developments, and economic crisis. This market is now expected to witness versatile growth in the coming years due to advancement ...

The United States has settled with the Goodrich Corporation requiring the company to investigate and clean up contaminated groundwater and soil at the B.F. Goodrich Superfund Site in Rialto, Calif. Today’s settlements, along with previous settlements, will result in a comprehensive cleanup of the site which may total as much as $100 million. ...

At last years’ NOGTech, Wale Raphael-Yusuff from Clarke Energy delivered a presentation on the benefits of using gas engines for embedded power using flare gas (associated petroleum gas) as a fuel source. Following the success of this presentation Clarke Energy will be exhibiting at Nigeria Oil and Gas Technology 2013. Come talk to us ...

Continental Resources, Inc., the largest oil producers in North Dakota’s Bakken region, has committed to reduce natural gas flaring from its operated well sites to “as close to zero percent flaring as possible.” This goal announced in Continental’s annual 10-K report follows a shareholder resolution filed by Mercy Investment Services requesting ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Justice announced that Countrymark Refining and Logistics, LLC has agreed to pay a $167,000 civil penalty, perform environmental projects totaling more than $180,000, and spend $18 million on new pollution controls to resolve Clean Air Act (CAA) violations at its refinery, ...

In recognition and appreciation of five years as an enthusiastic participant of the Committee D03. For outstanding leadership as D03.03 Subcommittee Chairman and commitment to the development of multiple test methods critical to the Gaseous Fuels industry. The Committee D03 membership expresses its heartfelt appreciation for the dedication and ...

The rapid growth in domestic oil production has set the United States on track to become the world’s top oil producer by 2015, but investors are wary of the environmentally damaging practices associated with that growth, specifically the burning off – or flaring – of natural gas that is produced as a byproduct from oil wells. In ...