LDAR or more specifically Leak Detection and Quantification (LDAR) is a program that identifies unintended or fugitive VOC and methane emissions from equipment in an oil and gas, chemical, or petrochemical installation. LDAR drives maintenance activities to reduce emissions to the atmosphere effectively.
Once the initial preparation phase is done, every potential leaking source is examined on site by technical specialists with best available techniques (FID / PID, OGI cameras, High Flow Sampling etc.). All emission data is then processed and put in a compliant report.
With the recent launch of the new EU Methane Regulation, LDAR has become much more complex.
New requirements of the EU Methane Regulation include:
- emission measurements from venting and incomplete combustion. Measuring fugitive emissions is only part of the puzzle.
- specific deadlines to hit
- different measurement frequencies for different asset types
- faster repair of leaks and defined repair thresholds
Intero - The Sniffers is specialized in managing emissions and has over 30 years of experience. Rely on accurate and high-quality LDAR measurements and advisory so you can minimize product loss and save costs.
The new EU Methane Regulation is here
The Regulation has launched and enters into force on August 4, 2024. LDAR surveys have now become much more complex. We guide you through this new regulatory framework.
TotalEnergies Belgium
What does 20 years of LDAR for TotalEnergies in the Port of Antwerp tell us?
Gasunie
Gasunie has realized significant results over the years with our LDAR program and emission quantification.
Genel Energy
Genel Energy in Iraq contacted us to perform LDAR in their new Sarta facility in Kurdistan.
Shell Deutschland GmbH
According to Shell Deutschland GmbH, LDAR is more than just holding a camera. Why did they reach out to us?
Regulations, standards, and protocols we comply with
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