Emissions ManagementServices

West Country Energy Services has recently added Emissions Management Services to our suite of services available to our clients. This includes Fugitive Emission and Electrical Surveys.

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Fugitive Emission Surveys

Unintentional equipment leaks in oil and gas facilities, regarded as fugitive emissions, account for nearly 10% of the overall inventory of methane releases in the country. As of January 1, 2020, government implemented regulations compel duty holders to inspect, report, repair and take action to reduce their fugitive emission inventory on applicable facilities.

A partnership with West Country ensures that our clients will:

Recover Fugitive Product: 80% of fugitive emissions can be remedied by our proactive approach and the repair of large volume emitters.
Data Management: A strong and secure Data Management System is the core of a successful Fugitive Emissions Management Program (FEMP). West Country partners with industry leading web-based providers to assist clients in managing data that includes inventory loss, loss projections, and repair confirmations.

Maintain Compliance: West Country partners with our clients to ensure they meet Federal and Provincial Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) requirements.
Industry Best Technicians & Technology: West Country utilizes certified technicians, quality assurance / competency programs and regulator approved technology like FLIR’s Optical Gas Imaging cameras and accompanying gas flow measurement tools.

We are adamant that the road through compliance is paved with industry awareness, integrity and strong partnerships with our clients. Our dedicated staff is focused on ensuring our valued clients maintain compliance and secure their lost product.

More Information on these regulations can be found at the following links:

Federal (ECCC)

Regulations Respecting Reduction in the Release of Methane and Certain Volatile Organic Compounds (Upstream Oil and Gas Sector)

Alberta (AER)

Directive 60: Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating, and Venting

Directive 84: Requirements for Hydrocarbon Emission Controls and Gas Conservation in the Peace River Area

Manual 15: Estimating Methane Emissions

Manual 16: Developing a Fugitive Emissions Management Program

Saskatchewan

PNG017: Measurement Requirements for Oil and Gas Operations in Saskatchewan

PNG035: Estimating Venting and Fugitive Emissions

BC (BC OGC)

Fugitive Emissions Management Guideline

Electrical Inspections

On any given facility or location there can be hundreds, if not thousands, of electrical components all transmitting vast amounts of energy from one point to another. Our Emissions Management Inspectors can assist our clients by:

Limiting Downtime: West Country can perform electrical inspections while the facility is in operation, allowing our clients to be fully prepared to remedy any anomalies located ahead of a planned shutdown.
Verifying Safety: Our Infrared Cameras can highlight minute differences in surface temperatures; differences that could reveal defective components before disaster strikes.
Saving Money: Preventative maintenance is believed to be 1/7 the the cost of a catastrophic failure. A partnership with West Country saves our clients money by avoiding unnecessary downtime and loss of production.

Serving all of Alberta and Saskatchewan with offices in
Edmonton, Drayton Valley, Red Deer, Medicine Hat, Swift Current & Halbrite

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Your entire team this year has been accommodating and from what I hear from the field, all people are doing a great job with the constant changes in location, weather, client requests and getting work done in remote areas.
Mark MillerMGM Land Services