This new technology offers both an economic incentive to producers, and also reduces the impact of oil and gas waste on the environment, the company said.
Douglas Lemon, director of Energy Dynamics Laboratory, said: ”The strategic partnership that EDL has entered into with Purestream Technology has already made significant progress in creating the world’s first comprehensive and environmentally responsible oil and gas well head solution – the Trilogy System.
”USURF is recognized throughout the world as a leader in thermal management technologies for space-based and terrestrial applications and we’ll use some of those technologies to help provide oil and gas well owners with an affordable way to comply with current environmental regulations and potential future legislation that will affect their industry.”
The key components of the Trilogy system are: ZAP (Zero Air Shed Potential), scrubbing and evaporation, combined heat and power generation.
Chris Jahn says, “The Trilogy System, developed by Purestream, is one of those rare oil and gas technologies that improves process efficiency, increases profitability and benefits our global environment – all in one state-of-the-art system.”
The Trilogy system offers an onsite solution, restoring oil or gas production waste water to better than drinking water standards (268ppm v 350ppm), reducing VOCs by 99% and providing Hepa quality air filtration.
In addition, Purestream said that it has engineered a process to convert recycled power into a clean, commercially viable product. The power can be loaded onto a power grid for sale on the wholesale market, or it can be utilized to power various environmentally conscious initiatives or activities.
