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This episode is sponsored by Ranch Office—Texas style co-working in Houston. Life is better at the Ranch.
In this conversation, our host, Joe Batir, speaks with Cody Johnson, CEO of SCS Technologies. They discuss methane vapor recovery and its importance in the energy transition. He explains the role of LACT units in measuring the quantity and quality of oil, and how SCS Technologies has expanded to focus on fugitive gas recovery and molecule measurement. Cody emphasizes the significance of methane as a greenhouse gas and the need to capture and mitigate its emissions. He also discusses the EPA\’s regulations on methane emissions and the response from oil and gas producers. Cody shares the work of SCS Technologies in designing and installing vapor recovery units (VRUs) for large integrated majors and mid-size producers. He highlights the importance of modularity and ease of maintenance in VRU design.
Cody’s Book Recommendation:
The Prize by Daniel Yergin
Takeaways
Keywords
methane vapor recovery, energy transition, fugitive gas recovery, molecule measurement, greenhouse gas, EPA regulations, vapor recovery units, modularity, decarbonization
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Permission
00:45 Background of SCS Technologies and Lacked Units
07:14 EPA Regulations on Methane Emissions
09:34 SCS Technologies: Designing and Installing VRUs
35:21 Advancements Needed in Carbon Accounting, Finance, and Carbon Sequestration
41:47 Individual Actions for a Better World
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This episode is sponsored by Ranch Office—Texas style co-working in Houston. Life is better at the Ranch.
In this conversation, our host, Joe Batir, speaks with Cody Johnson, CEO of SCS Technologies. They discuss methane vapor recovery and its importance in the energy transition. He explains the role of LACT units in measuring the quantity and quality of oil, and how SCS Technologies has expanded to focus on fugitive gas recovery and molecule measurement. Cody emphasizes the significance of methane as a greenhouse gas and the need to capture and mitigate its emissions. He also discusses the EPA\’s regulations on methane emissions and the response from oil and gas producers. Cody shares the work of SCS Technologies in designing and installing vapor recovery units (VRUs) for large integrated majors and mid-size producers. He highlights the importance of modularity and ease of maintenance in VRU design.
Cody’s Book Recommendation:
The Prize by Daniel Yergin
Takeaways
Keywords
methane vapor recovery, energy transition, fugitive gas recovery, molecule measurement, greenhouse gas, EPA regulations, vapor recovery units, modularity, decarbonization
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Permission
00:45 Background of SCS Technologies and Lacked Units
07:14 EPA Regulations on Methane Emissions
09:34 SCS Technologies: Designing and Installing VRUs
35:21 Advancements Needed in Carbon Accounting, Finance, and Carbon Sequestration
41:47 Individual Actions for a Better World
These show notes contain affiliate links. Show your support by using them!
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