"In both cases you're probably going to have to burn about 10% to 20% onsite to generate the power to run the compressors."
Isn't burning it in-place better environmentally than just venting it to the atmosphere?
All oil refineries and drilling operations have a flare system that burns off such gas - if not beneficial, why do that besides that it looks cool from a distance at night?
Isn't burning it in-place better environmentally than just venting it to the atmosphere?
All oil refineries and drilling operations have a flare system that burns off such gas - if not beneficial, why do that besides that it looks cool from a distance at night?