Orphan wells—the forgotten relics of the oil and gas industry—are a major environmental threat. Many emit methane (a potent greenhouse gas; primary component of natural gas) at an alarming rate,

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill (BIL) was passed back in November of 2021, including $4.7 billion invested in plugging orphaned wells, site remediation and restoration nationwide. This initiative aimed to address the

In a recent article by Highwood Emissions, the publication’s president, Thomas Fox, emphasizes quantification’s important role in regulating methane emissions.  Fox states that quantification is critical for a variety of

The House of Representatives passed the Abandoned Well Remediation Research and Development Act (AWRRDA) 333 to 75 on April 30. The bipartisan bill is now moving to the Senate, where

VentMEDIC successfully launched its technology at the Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC) Methane Leadership Summit 2024 in Banff, Alberta, showcasing the company’s ambition to revolutionize methane emissions management. VentMEDIC Founder

Canada is continuing to amplify efforts to combat methane emissions, and while oil and gas wells have the most unmeasured emissions, landfills are another major source that emit the potent

Natural gas garnered a reputation for being a cleaner fuel alternative to other fossil fuel energy sources. However, according to recent research, the methane within natural gas is up to

In previous news, the launch of the newly developed technology MethaneSAT was released into orbit. With the ability to pinpoint individual sources of methane emissions and cover nearly 80 percent

VentMEDIC’s prototype technology is set to be presented at the Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC) Methane Leadership Summit 2024 in Banff, Alberta, April 17-18.  This cutting-edge technology aims to address