Proven Results

Capture More Product. Release Fewer Emissions.

August 4, 2026

The Challenge

Meeting production, cost, and environmental compliance targets requires operators to reduce emissions while maintaining profitability.

Key challenges included:

  • Achieving compliance with current and future provincial and federal MSAPR regulations
  • Reducing NOx emissions from existing operations
  • Lowering carbon tax exposure and carbon liability
  • Minimizing fuel gas consumption and associated operating costs
  • Capturing value from hydrocarbons that would otherwise be vented to atmosphere
  • Delivering compliance improvements with a clear return on investment
The Solution

The Solution

SlipStream® is a proprietary, patented vent capture technology that collects vented hydrocarbons and uses them as a supplementary fuel source for natural gas engines and burners.

  • Captures hydrocarbons from sources such as compressor packing vents, glycol dehydrators, and pneumatic instruments
  • Routes collected gas streams to engines or burners for productive use
  • Converts previously lost emissions into usable fuel
  • Supports reductions in emissions and carbon-related liabilities
  • Integrates into both new and existing installations
  • Maintains safe, reliable, and efficient operation

The Value

SlipStream® delivers environmental, operational, and financial benefits by converting vented hydrocarbons into a productive fuel source.

Key outcomes include:

  • Significant reductions in vented emissions
  • Reduced CO₂e and VOC emissions
  • Support for compliance with North American vented emissions regulations
  • Lower carbon tax exposure and carbon liability
  • Reduced fuel gas consumption through supplemental fuel use
  • Improved engine and burner efficiency
  • Safe, reliable, and efficient operation
  • Straightforward integration into existing and new facilities

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