EPA Oil & Gas Regulations: LongPath Technologies Approved
Streamline Compliance with LongPath Technologies
LongPath Technologies is an approved solution for EPA OOOOa, OOOOb, and OOOOc methane regulations. We offer oil and gas operators a seamless way to fully replace traditional AVO (Audio-Visual-Olfactory) and OGI (Optical Gas Imaging) inspections.
Why Operators Choose LongPath Technologies
Simplify Regulatory Compliance: Replace complex inspection requirements under OOOOa, OOOOb, and OOOOc with LongPath monitoring.
- Save Time and Costs: Minimize leak duration, boost operational efficiency, and reduce safety risks with automated monitoring.
- Proven Leadership: As the first approved technology for replacing OGI and AVO requirements, LongPath is a leader in innovative methane management.
Seamless Monitoring and Reporting
Integrated Compliance Reporting
LongPath’s approval includes periodic screening of fugitive emissions components, closed vent systems, and control devices under §60.5398b(b). Our system ensures operators stay compliant without additional applications or burdensome reporting.
Site-Specific Emissions Alarms
Operators benefit from customizable screening frequencies and alerting thresholds tailored to their site type:
Compressor Station Quarterly Monthly Larger Production & Compressor Facility Work Practice
LongPath’s system offers alerting thresholds tailored to both smaller production facilities and larger compressor sites. Operators receive recommendations on which screening frequency and thresholds best suit their needs.
A Seamless Solution for Compliance
Immediate Deployment
LongPath Technologies is ready to use immediately after notifying the EPA in the first annual report. No additional applications are required, making transitioning to LongPath’s alternative monitoring solution simple.
Effortless Integration
The LongPath system automatically pivots into periodic screening mode while continuing real-time emissions monitoring. Data collection is seamless and does not impact normal operations.
- Screening Results: Automatically generated after 3.5 hours of monitoring, typically over 4-7 days.
- Alert Response: Operators are notified of any emissions exceeding thresholds, allowing for targeted OGI or Method 21 scans.