With 28–34 times the greenhouse effect of CO2 over a 100-year period, methane is
regarded as the second largest contributor to global warming. Reducing methane emissions …

Today, managing energy consumption in industries has become a necessity. Flaring the
combustible gases is the main source of wasting energy in the oil and gas explorations …

The massive utilization of fossil resources to produce synthetic chemicals/products is
resulting in several environmental issues. A circular sustainable bioeconomy model can …

Recovery of flared gas for electricity production via the use of a hybrid system combining a
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) system and gas turbine (GT) technology was explored as a …

One of the most important sources of carbon dioxide emissions is gas flaring from oil wells.
In addition to having an adverse effect on the environment, burning gases with a high …

In Canadian remote oil sites, natural gas extracted with the bitumen is flared or vented,
impacting on the environment. Providing a pipeline network to recover the gas is …

Due to their improved functionality and increased efficiency, hybrid flare and flue gas
recovery methods have drawn attention. Applying these methods removes flare gas in the oil …

The gas flaring network is an inseparable constituent commonly present in most of the oil
and gas refineries and petrochemical facilities conferring reliable operational parameters …

Burning associated gas has been a prevailing problem across the world for decades. This
practice consumes billions of (US) dollars' worth of valuable natural gas, contributes billions …

The current work investigated emerging fields for generating and consuming hydrogen and
synthetic Fischer-Tropsch (FT) fuels, especially from detrimental greenhouse gases, CO2 …