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As global awareness and regulatory pressures around environmental sustainability intensify, industries across the board are facing an unprecedented focus on reducing their emissions. This surge in accountability has propelled emission monitoring from a regulatory compliance tool to a critical element of strategic business planning.

In today’s world, understanding and controlling methane emissions is more than just a technical challenge; it’s a necessary step towards a healthier planet. It’s a journey that requires precision, innovation, and collaboration. This is the path that GASTRAQ and TP Europe have chosen to walk together.

TP Europe and Dome Group have teamed up in the United Arab Emirates since 2016, marking a significant stride towards environmental improvement in the oil and gas industry. This collaboration brings together TP’s technical expertise with Dome’s strong regional presence, focusing on transferring knowledge and technology throughout the local and regional markets

TP-Europe is proud to of the release of its ATLAS emission management software. In the era of environmental awareness, businesses across the globe are striving to minimize their carbon footprint and enhance their sustainability practices. The release of ATLAS, the newest emission management software by TP-Europe, marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of these goals.

Methane emissions are a critical yet often underestimated component of global warming. As the world grapples with the escalating crisis of climate change, understanding the role of methane—second only to carbon dioxide (CO2) in its contribution to atmospheric warming—is paramount.

Lekverliezen zijn onderdeel van de diffuse emissies en betreffen lekkages bij afdichtingen van apparaten. De methode om lekverliezen te meten en te bereken is vastgelegd in de Europese norm NEN-EN 15446:2008. De kern van de methode is samengevat in het Handboek emissieberekening.

Gas flaring is a practice widely used at hydrocarbon production sites to dispose of natural gas in situations where the gas is not captured for sale or used locally and would otherwise be vented directly to the atmosphere or for reasons of safety.

On October 20, 2020, the European Commission announced a pivotal initiative in the fight against climate change: the adoption of a new “Methane Strategy.” This move is a significant advancement towards the commitments outlined in the European Green Deal and the Paris Agreement.

Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is a groundbreaking technology revolutionizing the way we detect and manage gas emissions, particularly in the oil and gas sector. This advanced technique is pivotal for identifying methane and other hydrocarbon emissions, which are major contributors to environmental pollution and climate change.

Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) is an integral process within the oil and gas industry, serving a pivotal role in environmental protection and sustainability efforts. This process is specifically designed to detect and repair unintentional atmospheric methane leaks, a task of increasing importance in the current era of environmental consciousness.