Getting to carbon net-zero will require using fossil fuels until technology can make renewables cost-effective. The biggest negative to oil and gas is the methane leaks from the storage tanks and the tank batteries. What if there was a solution that could take the methane from any sized tank in the United States, and turn it into a low-cost revenue stream by ESG Bitcoin mining?
And what if the same technology could provide a fire suppression system for those same tanks that would save lives and the environment? Sound too good to be true, well we talk with Paul Gibbs, Owner/Inventor/ Managing Partner at Xtreme Tank Technologies, and discovered it is a patented system and ready to install. Every oil company with a tank needs to talk with Paul. (That would be all of them)
Listen to the podcast, watch the YouTube Video, and connect with Paul on his LinkedIn to get more information about the technology that could impact reducing methane in the United States in the most cost-effective method.
Extreme Tank Technologies website: xtremetanktechnologies.com
When the gas molecule rises it condenses. Your pressure transmitter is reading something that is condensing because most are on the tank’s roof. (Condensing is an object becoming smaller, in this case dropping pressure). Vapor Recovery hasn’t changed since it was invented in the 40’s. We have made the responsible change at Xtreme Ta n k Technologies and solved capturing the gas molecules that flash. (All the gas molecules) We are taking many risks away and making the storage tanks much safer operations. We will lower your insurance premiums significantly.
If it flashes, we remove it, every gas molecule leaves the tank through the Freedom Tool from XTT. We don’t allow the molecule to rise up in the tank and hit the tank’s roof or wall condensing back to a liquid again. This molecule even though condensed is a VOC. It is looking to flash again. Its partners show up and build in volume and will flash over-pressuring the tank and making the tank leak through the tank’s thief hatch even with vapor recovery being performed on the tanks. This leaking of vapors through the thief hatch is the number one cause of tank fires. Static electricity will be produced at the thief hatch and catch the leaking gas on fire. We stop this risk and stabilize the tank’s liquids.
