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motor driven glycol pump next to natural gas driven pumps
U.S. EPA Bans Natural Gas-Driven Pumps
A new EPA rule, published December 2, 2023, covering new and existing oil and gas operations, requires the use of zero-emissions pumps instead of natural gas-driven pumps, with very few exceptions. It also restricts other natural gas-driven equipment, limits fugitive emissions and calls for reduced flaring of associated gas
Triethylene Glycol
motor driven glycol pump next to natural gas driven pumps
U.S. EPA Bans Natural Gas-Driven Pumps
A new EPA rule, published December 2, 2023, covering new and existing oil and gas operations, requires the use of zero-emissions pumps instead of natural gas-driven pumps, with very few exceptions. It also restricts other natural gas-driven equipment, limits fugitive emissions and calls for reduced flaring of associated gas
Glycols