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Running an in-house compliance reporting program means the operator stays accountable for the reporting boundary, the accepted fuel value, the calculation method the rule allows, and the submission. A workbook, a...
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Consider a compressor station closing its April emissions inventory. The April fuel-gas export arrives on the second working day of May. It...
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The flyover file for the compressor station arrives with a site-level measurement: a rate for a few hours in the afternoon. The...
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Venting and flaring emissions rarely arrive ready to enter an emissions inventory. A flare meter may record the volume of gas sent to a...
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In the same week, the corporate sustainability team asks for the company's GHG inventory, while an environmental lead at a compressor...
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Reported emissions have already been calculated and approved. Now someone else needs to review the work behind them. They may be an...
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Leadership asks what happens to emissions if the drilling program adds a rig, a vapor-recovery project slips into next year, or a...
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An optical gas imaging (OGI) camera shows methane at a pressure relief valve. The leak detection and repair (LDAR) crew tags the leak. But...
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The flyover file lands before lunch. Operations recognizes the pad. LDAR already has an open tag on a nearby valve. The methane inventory...
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When a production environmental manager sits down to build a Subpart W report, the last click in e-GGRT is rarely the hard part. The hard...
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