What’s A Sustainable Approach to Oil and Gas Operations? MIQrotech has the answer

By Nima Olumi Nima Olumi has been verified by Muck Rack's editorial team
Published on May 9, 2023

The oil and gas industry is under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact and minimize harmful emissions. As a result, companies are turning to advanced technologies like MIQrotech’s sensor systems for leak detection and prediction. Oil and gas companies can now significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and leaked product waste, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future for all.

 

MIQrotech’s approach to pipeline leak detection involves monitoring key factors affecting pipeline longevity such as corrosion, vibration, temperature, geopositioning, acoustics, and more. This data is wirelessly transmitted to the MIQrotech cloud, where it is analyzed using a combination of classical mathematics and cutting-edge artificial intelligence models to predict leaks before they occur. This proactive leak prediction allows operators to take preventive measures and enhance the safety and integrity of their pipeline infrastructure.

 

According to Meade Lewis, CEO of MIQrotech, “We are committed to providing the oil and gas industry with the tools they need to minimize environmental impacts and improve overall safety. Our advanced sensor systems and predictive analytics enable operators to address leaks and potential hazards before they escalate, resulting in a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a 70% decrease in leaked product waste.”

 

As the industry increasingly turns to artificial intelligence for solutions, it is essential to address challenges related to data availability and usefulness for AI models. MIQrotech’s focus on proactive leak prediction, rather than reactive leak detection, aims to overcome these challenges by collecting billions of measurements across various metrics. This comprehensive data collection not only enables the detection of a wider range of leaks but also aids in identifying their causes, providing operators with the necessary information for informed decision-making and hazard mitigation.

 

“The primary cause of pipeline leaks and damages in the United States is corrosion,” explains Lewis. “Over 60% of pipeline leaks result from corrosion, which is not surprising given the average age of the country’s 2.8 million miles of pipeline exceeds 50 years. Our technology helps operators identify and address corrosion-related issues before they lead to catastrophic leaks, protecting both the environment and their bottom line.”

 

In conclusion, MIQrotech’s advanced sensors and predictive analytics offer a promising solution for reducing the environmental impact of the oil and gas industry. Through early leak detection and prediction, companies can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and leaked product waste while enhancing the safety and integrity of their pipeline infrastructure. As Meade Lewis states, “Our goal at MIQrotech is to ensure a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable future for the oil and gas industry, and ultimately, for our planet.”

By Nima Olumi Nima Olumi has been verified by Muck Rack's editorial team

Nima Olumi is a News Columnist at Grit Daily. He is a mentor for Inner City youth in Boston at Squash Busters.

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