Akashic Technologies / Sustainability

Recover gas.
Make resources count.

A practical approach to resource recovery: capture suitable gas, create useful products and assess environmental performance across the complete project.

A project-specific assessmentFeed gas, recovery performance, energy demand, methane management and delivery arrangements shape the environmental outcome.

Recovering value

A useful destination
for recoverable gas.

Where gas cannot readily reach a market, flaring and venting can become losses of a useful resource. Akashic focuses on recovering suitable gas streams and producing liquefied natural gas (LNG) and mixed natural gas liquids, with processing configured around the source and intended products.

At appropriate sites, recovery can reduce reliance on routine flaring and venting while creating a route to product use. The opportunity depends on gas availability, feed composition, treatment requirements and a viable destination for the recovered products.

Gas flaring at an industrial site
Gas recovery begins with assessing the source and the opportunity to use its products.

The complete picture

Look beyond
the point of recovery.

LNG is not emissions-free. Methane management, processing and liquefaction energy, transport and final use all influence a project’s environmental result. A comparison at the point of combustion does not describe the complete supply chain.

Meaningful assessment starts with a defined baseline and a consistent boundary. Recovery rates, operating assumptions and measured performance should support the environmental claims made for each project.

At the source

Assess the gas stream, existing practices and recoverable volumes. Establish what the project would change.

Through the process

Account for energy use, methane handling and the operating requirements of the selected configuration.

To final use

Include delivery distance, storage, regasification where required, and the equipment using the recovered fuel.

Responsible deployment

A compact fuel.
A considered system.

Liquefying natural gas makes it more compact for storage and transport. It also introduces cryogenic operating conditions: LNG requires purpose-designed storage, transport and handling equipment.

The deployment must bring these elements together. Site conditions, receiving equipment, operational controls and trained personnel form part of the project, alongside processing and product delivery.

Akashic’s approach is to explore suitable applications with these requirements in view. Project economics and environmental benefits should be assessed together, using assumptions that can be explained and performance that can be checked.

LNG energy imagery

Explore the opportunity at your site.

Discuss your gas source, existing operating practices and project objectives with Akashic.

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General context: PHMSA · LNG overview  ·  IEA · LNG supply-chain emissions. These references describe general principles, not Akashic performance.