Simplify compliance: LONGPATH TECHNOLOGIES AUTHORIZED TO replace ALL NEW MEXICO OGI & AVO REQUIREMENTS

Part 50 & PART 27 NMAC

LongPath Technologies is the first approved solution to fully replace all AVO (Audio-Visual-Olfactory) and OGI (Optical Gas Imaging) requirements under New Mexico oil and gas regulations.

Why This Matters for NEw MEXICO Operators:

Part 50 OGI & AVO Replacement: Enhance safety and minimize windshield time by replacing (up to) monthly OGI and AVO  requirements with LongPath.
Part 27 AVO Replacement: Enhance operational efficiency by combining the requirements of both Part 50 and Part 27 AVO into a single, seamless system.
Part 27 ALARM Program: Stay compliant while earning credits. LongPath Technologies is also authorized under New Mexico's Part 27 Gas Capture Rule.

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WORK PRACTICE

Replace Confusing and Overlapping Regulatory Work Practices with One Approved Solution:

LongPath Technologies offers two approaches to meet your compliance needs:

  • Site-Specific Emissions Alarms: Get alerts for emissions over 10 kg/hr above site-specific baselines.
  • EPA OOOOb/c Continuous Monitoring: Optionally, EPA’s continuous monitoring work practices can be used.

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PART 50 & PART 27

PART 50 OGI & AVO PROGRAM

The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) approved LongPath Technologies on November 20, 2024, with AVO & OGI replacement effective immediately. No additional applications are needed—operators simply need to notify NMED at least 15 days before using LongPath’s system to replace your current AVO and OGI requirements.

PART 27 AVO PROGRAM

On January 22, 2025 EMNRD (Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department) OCD (Oil and Gas Conservation Division) approved LongPath Technologies to replace all AVO requirements with operator approval. The OCD requires operators to obtain approval for LongPath Technologies use on specified assets. OCD's pre-approval review combined with LongPath-provided submission documents makes this process fast and easy.

PART 27 ALARM PROGRAM

LongPath Technologies was approved as an ALARM (Advanced Leak and Repair Monitoring) monitoring technology for detecting natural gas leaks or releases under New Mexico’s Part 27 Gas Capture Rule on July 22, 2022. Division-approved technologies used to detect leaks allow operators to earn credits against reported volumes of lost natural gas pursuant to Part 27 requirements.

Why Choose LongPath for Your New Mexico Operations?

  • Keep Product in the Pipe: Prevent unnecessary gas loss while staying ahead of regulations.
  • Comprehensive Compliance: Meet EPA, state, and federal standards with a single solution.
  • Operational Excellence: Lower risks, reduce costs, and maximize ROI with a cutting-edge methane management system.
  • Forever Compliant: Stay ahead of evolving standards with proven technology you can trust.

Start simplifying your compliance, saving time, and boosting efficiency today with LongPath Technologies.

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