Kathairos has emerged as the leading North American solution for methane elimination from pneumatics, with more than 1,000 systems in operation across North America and over 40 major oil and gas producer partners.
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CALGARY, September 6, 2024 — Kathairos Solutions is proud to showcase the immense speed, scale and reach of its nitrogen-powered methane mitigation system through never-before-seen footage of its exclusive partnership with cryogenic equipment manufacturer Chart Industries.
The campaign offers an extraordinary glimpse into the technology’s journey from inception to installation, beginning at Chart's Ball Ground, Georgia manufacturing facility and ending at thousands of oil and gas well sites across the US and Canada.
The Kathairos-Chart decarbonization system stores liquid nitrogen in a standalone tank and vaporizes it into clean, dry, inert nitrogen gas to power well site controls. It has no moving parts and requires no maintenance or outside power, rendering it the ideal solution for eliminating methane emissions at remote facilities.
In line with Kathairos and Chart’s shared commitment to supporting the energy industry in quickly and effectively addressing methane emissions, each unit is built and delivered within eight weeks or less. Upon arrival at the customer's site, the cryogenic tank is tied in at a single connection point, nitrogen replaces methane as a fuel source for the pneumatic control systems, and vented emissions are immediately brought to zero.
“Methane venting is the most pressing emissions issue facing the oil and gas industry,” said Dick Brown, President and CEO of Kathairos. “As the need to decarbonize upstream and midstream operations amplifies and regulatory compliance tightens, the need for a scalable, economical solution is paramount.”
Chart’s unmatched production capacity and expertise, combined with Kathairos’ proprietary application and North American nitrogen distribution network, offer a proven path to eliminating methane emissions at oil and gas facilities of every size, design and location in basins across the United States and Canada.
Together, the cleantech leaders are answering the call for a simple, reliable and cost-effective way to address more than 400,000 US and Canadian oil and gas facilities currently venting methane in their routine operations.
To learn more about the prolific adoption of the innovative Kathairos-Chart technology, visit kathairos.com/chart.
For more information, please contact:
Kathairos Solutions Inc.
Kelly Doody, Chief Marketing Officer kdoody@kathairos.com
(855) 285-2010
Chart Industries, Inc.
Alison Snyder, Director of Sustainability and Marketing alison.snyder@chartindustries.com
(610) 763-9851
ABOUT KATHAIROS SOLUTIONS INC. Kathairos was founded in 2020 and its name means 'clean air.' The company is committed to championing imperative emission reduction solutions that support today's evolving energy industry, and to providing oil and gas producers and operators with critical decarbonization technologies that are simple, reliable and affordable. Kathairos leverages the power of liquid nitrogen – a clean and inert gas – to drive many of its solutions, supported by a best-in-class liquid nitrogen distribution network, oil field logistics services, and data-driven emissions mitigation insights. Learn more at https://www.kathairos.com.
ABOUT CHART INDUSTRIES Chart Industries was founded in 1992 and publicly traded on the NYSE, and is a leading independent global leader in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of process technologies and equipment for gas and liquid molecule. Chart has ~12,000 employees globally (~4,500 of them in the U.S.), 64 global manufacturing sites, and over 50 service and repair centers across 50 countries. Chart’s products are installed in 169 countries globally. Chart specializes in the manufacture of cryogenic products and is a leading provider of technology, equipment and services related to liquefied natural gas, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, biogas and CO2 capture, amongst other applications. Chart is committed to operational sustainability, with corporate targets to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity by 50% by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Learn more at https://www.chartindustries.com.
