UPSTREAM GREENING
Green Oilfield &
Associated
Gas Recovery
Reduce emissions from oilfield production and improve the recovery and utilization of Associated Gas.
U P S T R E A M
Green Oilfields and Associated-Gas Recovery
Address two challenges identified in traditional oilfield operations.
CHALLENGE 01
Energy-intensive equipment
Traditional production equipment may consume significant energy and generate associated carbon emissions.
CHALLENGE 02
Associated Gas flaring or venting
Large volumes of Associated Gas are wasted through flaring or venting.
CORE OBJECTIVE
Greener energy assets
EnerSyn plans to reduce emissions, improve the
recovery and utilization of Associated Gas, and support
the transition of traditional operations into greener
energy assets.
U P S T R E A M
Green Oilfields
Address two challenges identified in traditional oilfield operations.
Use electrified equipment and Renewable Power Integration to replace high-carbon energy equipment and reduce carbon emissions from oil-field operations.
Electrified Field Operations
Electric drilling rigs; Electric pumping; Solar-powered Artificial Lift
Renewable Power & Energy Storage:
On-site Solar PV; Wind; BESS; Microgrid
Carbon Capture & Utilization
CCUS; COâ‚‚-EOR; Geological Storage
U P S T R E A M
Associated Gas Recovery
01
Gas Recovery
Monitor, meter and recover associated gas generated during oilfield production
KEY PROCESSES
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LDAR & methane monitoring
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Wellhead gathering
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VRU (Vapour Recovery Unit)
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Online flow & composition metering
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02
Gas Processing & Upgrading
Treat recovered gas to meet power-generation, pipeline or product specifications
KEY PROCESSES
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Hâ‚‚S removal
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COâ‚‚ removal
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Dehydration
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Heavy-ends removal
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NGL / C₃+ recovery
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Compression / mini-liquefaction
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03
Gas Utilization & Monetization
Convert recovered gas into usable energy and highervalue products
APPLICATIONS
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On-site gas-fired power
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Pipeline gas / CNG / LNG
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Feedstock for upgrading and Fischer–Tropsch
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Reinjection / EOR
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Verified emissions reduction and carbon credits