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A Look at Different Types of Oil and Gas Facilities

When most consumers think of oil and gas, they think of the immediate availability that our industry efforts bring to the masses.

While it can seem like oil and gas delivery is a simple process, the truth is that before essential products make their way into consumers’ homes, several oil and gas facilities put in a lot of hard work to ensure product availability.

Here’s a look at some of the most important facilities in our industry and how they push production forward for oil and gas products.

Well Sites

Crude oil and natural gas well sites are where the production process starts! At these sites, workers drill oil and produce natural gas.

Although there are usually several well sites within the same vicinity, the entire lot of the sites owned by one company is known as the facility.

Central Tank Batteries

Once mined oil is sent down the pipeline from well sites, the product makes its way to central tank battery facilities.

These sites are where crude oil is received, measured, and tested before it makes its way through the rest of the pipeline system. Here, oil and gas are stored in tanks until they are ready for transportation to another site or sent down the pipeline.

Oil Refineries & Tank Farms

As we’ve mentioned before, crude oil is only the starting material for the petroleum and gas products consumers use on a daily basis. Oil refineries break crude oil down into its separate components and treat it to become ready for consumer use.

Once refineries treat oil, the different blends of petroleum products are temporarily stored on a tank farm, another facility that can hold more than 300,000 barrels of oil at any time. Once the oil is stored on a tank farm it is planned for final distribution to consumers or other storage facilities.

Natural Gas Plants

Natural gas plants welcome the gas stream from pipelines and extract natural gas liquids via a cryogenic process. These facilities are to natural gas as oil refineries are to crude oil. They essentially take raw resources and extract, compress, and sweeten natural gas before it is passed to consumers through the pipeline.

What Do All Oil and Gas Facilities Have in Common?

While each oil and gas facility may have its own purpose in the production process, the one thing they all have in common is the need for quality equipment that keeps manufacturing reliable.

Some of the most important equipment like NGL storage tanks, gas conditioners, and gas treatment packages help bring consumers the industry products that keep their world in motion.

At Pro-Gas, LLC, we specialize in providing the best facility equipment to our clients that maximize productivity and encourage safe practices throughout any site.

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If you manage an oil and gas facility or drill site and are ready to add the best industry equipment to your organization, let the nation’s most trusted suppliers help! At Pro-Gas, LLC, we push the industry forward with our products and services.

Biden Administration Reopens Federal Land for Oil Drilling

No matter who you are, it’s inevitable that you or someone you know has experienced financial dread when filling up your vehicle at the pump. On Friday, April, 15, the Biden administration began the first major steps toward a long-term solution that they hope will curb oil costs and make it widely more affordable.

The latest move to reopen federal land to oil and gas drilling contracts is a massive turnaround after the President suspended new leasing projects around his first week in office.

Let’s take a look at why the administration made this new decision, the details of new drilling leases, and if there are any downsides to reopening some public land for oil and gas mining.

Why Has President Biden Changed His Mind On Drilling?

Originally, President Biden halted federal drilling contracts with a greener mindset for the future of the oil and gas industry. However, as the demand for oil rose, combined with sanctions placed on Russia after the nation attacked neighboring Ukraine, gas prices eventually began to spiral out of control.

Some states like California witnessed gas prices higher than 5 dollars per gallon.

Former Promises May Not Be Enough

Last month, the President vowed to dig into the nation’s oil storage reserves and release 1 million barrels per day to ease the financial burden the average person faces at the pump.

However, national reserves are limited resources that will eventually have to be replenished. So, the President has opted to open a limited amount of federal land for future oil and gas drilling sites.

What Are the Leasing Details?

The leases in the discussion are for 225 square miles of federal land across 9 states. Although these new leases are a step forward, they are still 80 percent less than what the industry proposed as a solution to increased oil and gas prices.

Starting in June, auctions for federal land are opening up to oil and gas companies within the following states:

Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Alabama
Nevada
Oklahoma
North Dakota

Are There Any Potential Pitfalls to New Drilling Opportunities?

Although more drilling could definitely be a way to reduce crude oil prices and put the US back in its position as a crude oil producer, some believe that the addition of drilling opportunities could cost billions of dollars worth of climate damage.

Even some oil and gas companies are hesitant as the new leases come with higher royalty rates than the nation has seen in nearly a century. The new rates will increase from 12.5% to 18.75%.

While there are definitely concerns about the decision from either side of the political aisle, one thing is clear, new leases could see our nation producing ample oil into 2030, and that could be a great start towards recovering from the current state of our industry’s prices.

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Recently Proposed Bills That Could Lower Energy Costs

It seems like since the beginning of the new year, the nation has been a buzz about hiking gas prices and what we can do to reduce the financial squeeze at the pump.

Although geopolitical actions that are out of our control are the key reasons behind expensive oil and gas (O&G), there are still some members of Congress who are willing to step up and try to help our nation become oil strong once again.

March was a big month for two GOP congressmen, as they each introduced an act that should get local O&G prices against the ropes.

What exactly are the plans and how effective could they be? Let’s drill a little deeper for the facts.

What is the “Restore Onshore Energy Production Act”

Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont. Introduced a bill on 03/30 that would essentially roll back current moratoriums in place on O&G leasing on Federal lands.

This act would prevent the ban of these types of leases via Executive Order and would push for the government to approve at least 4 leases per year in each of the 7 states where O&G is a powerhouse.

This act is backed by 19 other members of Congress and is one of 6 similar bills that were presented to Congress today.

Sen. Ted Cruz Introduces the Energy Freedom Act

Earlier this month, Texas Senator Ted Cruz introduced the Energy Freedom Act which has the goal of once again, making America an energy-independent nation.

According to Cruz, recent policies have put billions of dollars into foreign sources that have in turn committed acts against our nation and its allies. If passed, Cruz says the new bill wouldn’t “cost taxpayers a dime” and will bring billions in revenue through further leasing, the creation of safe, new pipelines, expedited project permitting, increased exports, and more regulatory action in our industry.

Many of the key points of this act like prohibiting leasing bans on Federal lands and the reduction of foreign dependence on O&G are all present in any of the related proposed acts we’ve seen presented in congress this month. There is a clear goal in mind, let’s see where it could take us!

Could These Help Reduce Gas Prices?

The truth is that there are thousands of unused leases on Federal lands, and yes, if these and other acts passed, they would open the floodgates and allow for the expansion of essential O&G projects and services.

We’re not saying that gas prices would change overnight, but as we would have to rely on less and less gas from exporting nations, eventually the costs for general consumers would begin to show a downturn.

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We understand that everyone from facility managers to the average person filling up their vehicle is concerned about the direction gas prices are headed. While our primary goal at Pro-Gas, LLC is to provide facilities and mining sites with premier gas conditioners, mobile equipment, and more, we also take pride in the news we provide to the general public regarding our industry.

When Will Gas Prices Start to Go Down?

Unless you’re a mogul or haven’t grabbed gas at the pumps over the last month, then you’ve quickly realized that gas prices have vastly increased from the lower prices we’ve seen since the beginning of 2020.

Regardless of where you stand on geopolitical issues, no one likes to overpay at the pump. Fueling up vehicles is a necessity, and too high prices for too long could lead to larger economic troubles.

Let’s examine why we’re experiencing nationally high gas prices, the likes of which many members of our society have never seen, and more importantly when prices will reduce.

Why Did Gas Prices Recently Skyrocket?

It seems like gas prices shot to astronomical prices overnight. With the national average above 4 dollars a gallon, it’s obvious that consumers are eager to understand why they’re suddenly paying substantially more at the pump.

Reduced Oil Production

During the height of the pandemic, the demand for gasoline plummeted, as did national gas prices. When this happened, OPEC and other nations that provided oil to the United States cut production to avoid an expensive surplus at that time.

As people began to travel again, oil providers were slow to ramp up enough production to properly fulfill global demand. Combined with the reason below for increased gas prices, even with local production increasing, it could be quite some time before enough gasoline spreads out through the market and levels out prices.

Until then, limited supply and geopolitical tensions will keep gas prices at high levels with the risk of further increases.

U.S. Sanctions on Russian Oil

After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the United States took measures to damage Russia’s economic output through sanctions against the country; which included a national ban against Russian oil imports.

Although the United States only collects 10 percent of its total oil products from Russia, the sanctions we’ve imposed have impacted the global market to an extent that gas prices seem to have spiked overnight. When even the smallest sanctions are made, they create a ripple effect that influences total prices across the global market.
Also, as demand for local fuel rises due to sanctions, production costs increase and facilities go into overdrive to meet consumer demand, further increasing prices at the pump.

How High Can Gas Prices Go?

Unfortunately, we feel like consumers haven’t reached the total height of the gas price hike. In California, consumers are already paying over 5 dollars per gallon, and unless major political moves are made either through changes in Russia or with another foreign importer, we could be looking at further gas price increases in the near future.

When Will Gas Prices Go Down in Texas?

Once again, the potential for lower gas prices lies in how quickly the Russia/Ukraine conflict can end, the results of the conflict, and whether or not the United States can strike affordable deals with foreign importers like Venezuela, to help reduce local gas costs.

Even when a resolution occurs, it could take a matter of months for tensions to quell and overall prices to go down.

As much as we’d love to tell you when gas prices will decrease, we can’t. However, we can do our part to help increase local oil & gas production that could eventually start lightening the financial load at local pumps.

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At Pro-Gas, LLC, we not only provide oil and gas facilities and drilling sites with premier industry equipment, but we also provide our customers with the expertise they need to navigate the constant changes in our industry.

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How Are Current Events Impacting Oil and Gas Prices?

While Pro-Gas, LLC isn’t in the business of interfering with global politics, there has been recent geopolitical power plays that we know could have a significant impact on the oil and gas prices at international and domestic levels.

While prices have already gone through a rollercoaster ride over the last couple of years, current events between Russia and Ukraine put the industry on course for further market turbulence.

Let’s take a look at how often geopolitical events impact our industry, what the latest actions mean for our oil and gas supply, and why we think the United States could mitigate a cost crunch in the coming months.

Geopolitical Situations Commonly Affect Oil and Gas

Keep in mind that the biggest influencer of oil and gas prices is supply and demand. Therefore, when geopolitical situations arise and sanctions begin to cut off supplies to certain parts of the world, supply and demand can drastically fluctuate.

Unfortunately, geopolitical tensions are common throughout the world and their impact can eventually lead to increased prices at the local gas pump.

What the Russia, Ukraine Incident Means for Global Prices

Just this week, tensions between Russia and Ukraine came to a head and some of the first shots of the latest geopolitical incident were fired.

Since the world has been buzzing about these rising tensions throughout the month of February, oil prices and the costs of other precious imports have begun to increase.

After the first round of attacks during the Russia, Ukraine conflict, oil prices have already risen to $105 dollars per barrel. Not only do these increased prices create a natural rise in energy costs, but nations like those in the UK that heavily rely on Russian oil could experience a severe supply crisis if drastic sanctions are put in place.

Will Russia’s Actions Influence Prices in the United States?

Although Russia accounts for 1 in 10 barrels of oil distributed around the world, the United States is still a massive global player in the oil and gas industry.

According to industry reports, in 2020, Russian oil only accounted for 7 percent of the United State’s consumption.

In fact, much of our oil comes from domestic sources and our neighbors to the North, Canada. So, while the potential increase of $105 per barrel may seem like a looming figure, the cost crunch could really only sting a bit, rather than cripple our access to oil for general consumption.

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If you are the manager of an oil and gas production facility, you want to be up-to-date on the latest news as well as the latest equipment in the industry.

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Reach out to us today to learn more about our current product availability and how our quality equipment can help your production facility improve domestic production during tense times.

Where Does The United States Get Its Oil From?

While names like OPEC are regularly thrown around in the media and worries about gas prices due to international embargoes, it’s no surprise that most people naturally believe that a healthy amount of our nation’s oil is imported from the Middle East.

Yes, a percentage of our nation’s oil does come from Africa and the Persian Gulf, but we think most Americans would be surprised at how self-sufficient our nation is with its oil needs.

Let’s take a closer look at who our main importing partners are and how much oil we produce and use for ourselves in the United States.

The Decline of Two Faithful Imports Leads to an Unlikely Import Partner

As we mentioned earlier, the United States still does rely on some foreign entities when it comes to importing the oil we use. However, over the last couple of years, imports have hit the lowest numbers since before 2020.

To be specific, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, in 2020, the United States only imported roughly 11% of its total petroleum from OPEC and 10% from the Persian Gulf.

However, this decline in traditional oil shares was mirrored by a massive increase in Canadian oil, which was 52% of our total petroleum imports.

There’s Still No Place Like Home…

Since 2018, the United States has poised itself to be one of the largest crude oil producers in the world. With roughly 11 million barrels of crude oil produced per day, it’s no surprise that we are the top crude oil producer in the world, providing 15% of the world’s crude oil in 2020.

The United States produces crude oil in 32 states and surrounding waters. However, most of the nation’s production came from 5 states on their own:

Texas – 43%
North Dakota – 10.4%
New Mexico – 9.2%
Oklahoma – 4.1%
Colorado – 4%

When examining the mass amounts of crude oil we produce alone and our partnership with Canada, a nation that is both stable and willing to provide large quantities of oil to our country, it’s no surprise that imports from countries farther away from the states have drastically reduced over the years.

How Much Do We Benefit From Locally Sourced Crude Oil?

Locally sourced oil isn’t just something that the United States exports to foreign nations for a profit. As we’ve mentioned in former posts, locally sourced oil has massive benefits on our society as a whole:

The crude oil industry creates millions of jobs for the United State’s workforce
Domestic oil drastically lowers the annual trade deficit
Lower energy costs
Greater economic growth

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If knowing that the United States is one of the biggest oil producers in the world makes working in the oil industry a point of pride, Pro-Gas is right there with you to celebrate.

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4 Direct Economic Benefits of the Oil and Gas Industry

We all know that the oil and gas industry literally helps power our daily lives. While we see the physical benefits of using oil and gas, there are several economic benefits that help keep the nation as financially stable as possible.

Here’s a closer look at 4 of the key economic drivers of oil and gas and how our industry helps finance projects that benefit everyday citizens.

Oil and Gas Provides Extensive Revenue for Public Services

Public services like schools, hospitals, and infrastructure require money to provide services to their communities. While the average person’s tax dollars definitely help make these programs successful, a large portion of revenue that public services benefit from comes from oil and gas.

According to the Department of Energy, the oil and gas industry is projected to provide 1.6 trillion dollars in federal and state tax revenue between 2012 and 2025. A healthy portion of those funds will go towards public programs that directly benefit communities and those that rely on them.

National Oil Production Saves Americans Money Every Year

The United States is one of the leading producers of oil and gas around the world. Having the luxury of local production means that oil and gas are accessible and affordable for mass distribution.

While this may not seem like it directly impacts the average oil and gas consumer, the truth is that it does in a massive way. Every year, an American family of four saves around $2,500 as a direct result of oil and gas accessibility.

Affordable Oil Creates New Jobs in Several Industries

Not only does affordable oil and gas make a difference in the household, but it also helps create several openings in the national job market. In 2020 alone, the oil and gas industry was responsible for providing jobs to over 12 million Americans.

However, the oil and gas industry isn’t the only industry that production helps out. In fact, as locally produced oil and gas becomes more accessible, industries like manufacturing have the ability to broaden their community outreach and increase the opportunities for jobs within their individual industries.

Recent Oil and Gas Numbers Show Trade Deficit Savings

Every year, domestic oil and gas production helps the nation save billions of dollars on essential industry products.

According to the Department of Energy, the United States trade deficit was $305 billion lower than it would have been if the nation relied solely on foreign oil and gas production.

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If you are a facility manager in the oil and gas industry, it’s important to keep your daily operations flowing in order to do your part for the economy. Pro-Gas, LLC is proud to provide top-tier oil and gas equipment that helps your team fulfill its everyday responsibilities.

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Do Natural Gas Appliances Work in a Power Outage?

Last winter, Texas faced an unprecedented power outage that left millions without electricity. While electricity may have been out of the question, many people were left asking themselves if they were still able to use their natural gas-powered appliances to meet some basic needs.

Although we hope that another power outage like last year won’t affect us in 2022, the team at Pro-Gas, LLC always believes that it’s best to be prepared.

Here’s a look at household appliances that will or will not work during a power outage and how you can safely use them if the electricity goes out.

Do Appliances That Require Gas Work During a Power Outage?

The answer really depends on the type of appliance that you’re working with. Keep in mind, though, that appliances that do work without electricity must be approached and used with caution.

Let’s review some of the gas appliance’s do’s and don’ts that you should always consider during a prolonged power outage.

Hot Water Heater

Even when the power is out, people still want to have a hot shower or bath to get through the day. Fortunately, if your hot water heater is a traditional, vented water heater that relies on natural gas, you’re in luck. These standard models usually have standing pilots that remain functional even without electricity.

However, if your water heater has power vents or is a tankless system, you’ll need electricity to receive hot water and, unless your tankless system generates electricity from water flow, you’re out of luck.

Gas Stoves

Gas stoves are extremely valuable appliances during a power outage. They allow you to heat up water and continue cooking throughout the situation. Keep in mind that while older gas stoves will work without electricity, if it’s powered by an electric ignition system, that aspect of the appliance will fail during an outage.

Before attempting to override your appliance, consult your appliance’s manual to ensure that it can be overridden. If an override is possible, follow the manual’s safety precautions in order to light your stove without causing a dangerous reaction.

Fire Place

Most gas fireplaces can easily be used to keep your family warm without electricity. Older model gas fireplaces are powered by a pilot that won’t go out during an electrical outage. If you know that this is the case with your appliance, then you’re in luck!

However, even if your fireplace needs electricity to ignite there are a couple of routes you can take to get your house warm again:

Manually light your fireplace’s standing pilot via suggested safety precautions in your owner’s manual.
Stay prepared and purchase an electric battery-powered ignitor that serves as a reliable and safe backup plan for when the power goes out.

Furnace

Unfortunately, without electricity, even a gas-powered furnace will not work during an outage. Circuit boards, blower motors, and other aspects of your appliance all require electricity to get the heat flowing.

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Oil and Gas Industry Predictions for 2022

The oil and gas or O&G industry has experienced dynamic moves from 2020 and into 2021. This year, the industry saw oil prices rise from the lowest numbers in decades. There was a steady increase in demand as production tried to keep up. As 2022 comes around, oil production facilities are looking to a brighter future. Learn more about O&G predictions right now with a look at the top 5 outlooks.

1. Global Oil Inventories Will Increase in 2022

During the early months of the pandemic, oil and gas industry facilities shut down altogether. As lockdowns ended and vaccines arrived, more people returned to work and produced those oil barrels. There’s no indication that global lockdowns will become the norm again, which means that business can resume as normal.

A key prediction for 2022 is ample inventory. OPEC countries are producing oil at a rapid pace now. Demand for oil is easing just a bit too. This balancing act allows both oil and natural gas production facilities to keep up with inventory. Countries must work together in order to make this balance possible.

2. Higher Oil Prices can Benefit the Transition to Greener Practices

A fascinating industry alternative comes out of high oil prices. When O&G industries have ample funds from high prices, they can invest in greener practices. These options, such as carbon capture, utilization, and storage or CCUS, may not be explored otherwise without the high oil prices. They’re seen as riskier investments in more uncertain times. Companies use the extra funds in order to build up alternative options that can become the norm in the near future.

With oil prices set to stay above $60 per barrel in 2022, funds will definitely be available for greener practices and exploring measures.

3. ESG Goals Will Play a Larger Role in O&G M&A

The world is a different place than it was 20 years ago. Corporations are looking to improve their ESG or environmental, social, and governance images. Investing exclusively in oil has its controversies even today. As a solution, the O&G industry must look at mergers and acquisitions in a new light.

The changing landscape offers an eclectic array of opportunities, such as mixing green practices with traditional oil business. Corporate executives will think outside of the box in order to move companies ahead. Partnering for a greener tomorrow will only improve the quality of life across the globe as more people demand energy from various sources.

4. Gas Prices Could Double

Gasoline prices are always a concern in the O&G industry. They’re directly impacted by barrel pricing. Current predictions show that gas prices will rise through 2022 and 2023. There are multiple factors that impact this cost too. OPEC countries are constantly shifting production and spare-oil supplies, for example. Shipping across the globe continues to expand, which leads to higher demand for fuel and higher prices.

5. Greener Approaches will Create More Industry Jobs All-Around

It’s true that the 2020 downturn impacted the human side of the O&G industry. Employees were laid off, and not everyone has returned. Although there are certain jobs available, people remain wary about this industry.

As greener approaches arise with higher oil prices, these potential employees have a chance at joining the workforce again. However, they have even more opportunities in this ever-changing industry. They aren’t just working for the oil and gas industry. Employees can learn new skills that apply to those greener approaches. Overall, the industry can expand and grow as more people rely on these jobs for their livelihoods.

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Oil production facilities thrive with a combination of modern technology, clever employees, and optimistic outlooks. 2022 will undoubtedly be a busy time as demand and production rise to meet the challenges. Trust in oil and gas equipment from Pro-Gas Services, LLC because we can help you achieve those environmental and production goals.

5 Natural Gas Saving Tips to Follow During the Holidays

Although Pro-Gas typically focuses on helping natural gas facilities improve their output, we figured since it was the season of giving, we’d do our part and help the facilities we work with spread energy-saving tips to the average consumer.

No matter how many people come through for the holidays, they are a busy time of the year and can leave homeowners with a hefty energy bill once the season is over.

Let us help you save a little cash this holiday season. Follow our 5 tips for saving natural gas while still enjoying this special time with your family and friends.

Wash Heavy Loads On Cold

The holidays often leave many of us opening our homes to traveling guests. This is usually a great time to be had, but also means that several loads of laundry are bound to get washed during a lengthy visit.

One of the most common uses of natural gas is to heat up water heaters for showers, dishwashing, and laundry. In order to save some energy this season, wash all of your major loads in cold water. It won’t hurt the average piece of clothing and is even beneficial for getting out those tough stains that may have accumulated during your holiday feast.

Bake Several Dishes at Once

If you’re hosting the holiday dinner, save some time and money with a little oven planning and schedule your temperature use around several dishes at once. This is not only a great way to save money, but also helps keep your busy kitchen in order and gets more food to the table, faster.

Host a Potluck Holiday

Another food preparation tip that could reduce your gas bill is to let your guests know that your holidays are going to be a potluck event.

This gives your oven a break and also allows your friends and family to showcase their favorite dishes at your dinner. Trust us when we say, this is a win-win for everyone involved.

Take Advantage of Your Fireplace

Although many homes have functional fireplaces, most homeowners prefer to turn up the thermostat to heat up a house. A traditional fire can be a great way to create an intimate holiday setting without breaking the bank.

Even if the fire is mainly used for looks, it will effectively heat up your home and put your family in the holiday spirit.

Plan a Holiday Lights Outing

If you are trying to save money on energy this holiday season, you may not have a house that’s decorated like the Griswolds. However, there are usually several areas throughout a community that purposely go all out to showcase their home decorations to the public.

Whether you bundle up and walk through these neighborhoods or pick up some cocoa and slowly drive through and enjoy the lights, this is a great way to save money on energy without sacrificing one of the favorite traditions of the season.

Pro-Gas, LLC Wishes Your Community a Safe and Happy Holiday Season

At Pro-Gas, we want everyone in the communities we serve to enjoy a happy holiday season. We are a Texas-based company that supplies essential site products like fuel conditioners and storage to collection sites and facilities across the country.

If you are a facility owner or manager in the oil and gas industry, reach out to us today to learn more about our current product offerings and how we can help improve your sites for less.