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Maze Environmental applies rigorous data driven approaches to eliminate emissions from methane flaring, which simultaneously optimize well production.
From the beginning of each project, our team works together to establish a specific strategy for each unique scope.
This provides an unmatched, full suite of decarbonization products in the upstream and midstream sectors.
We have successfully managed hundreds of locations and executed projects on-time and on-budget for some of the world’s largest producers.
Maze Environmental has perfected and patented a new oil stabilizing process. Our technology reduces your emissions and can eliminate the need for flaring, while swelling your oil. You can see results in as little as 8 hours from implementation.
Through our technology, oil “shrink” is decreased, which increases the quantity of oil our clients are able to sell, netting you a higher ROI than a traditional system. It also results in a reduced overall system pressure which increases the equipment’s lifespan and improves worker safety on-site.
Maze Environmental is the only company with this solution.
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Emissions reduction for this facility using Maze Environmental’s process
We took a real operational facility in the field and retrofitted it with Maze Environmental’s proprietary process. Our technology allowed us to remote monitor the SCADA system in real time from anywhere.
We monitored this system over an 11-month period.
Our process can be implemented in any traditional operating system.
Maze Environmental focuses on custom tailored and flexible solutions to work with your existing or new operational systems. We offer a full range of services to execute your engineering projects. From our roots as a fabricator, we now operate as a vertically integrated EPCM to deliver cost-effective solutions on budget, and on time.
Day 2 at #ADIPEC2024 wrapping up! It was great to run into our #MENA partners. Maze Environmental has a simple solution to achieve #netzero for building a #sustainable future. #ADIPEC ... See MoreSee Less
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Maze is excited to see everyone at #ADIPEC2024 to discuss how we can end flaring. Come see us in Hall 14 "The Chevron Hall" in booth 14371 . ... See MoreSee Less
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Take a look at some of MAZE's technology being prepared for a client to reduce their emissions. Hear our presentation on our patented process that can end flaring, prepared for the Texas Oil Gas Association's 2024 Energy Elevated Technology Showcase where MAZE was awarded Most Innovative by Greg Hundt of Halliburton Labs. ... See MoreSee Less
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Behind-the-scenes of our CEO and founder Brooks Pearce during the production of this Saturday's upcoming episode of Advancements. Maze eliminates #flaring and #emissions from #upstream #oil production sites. Watch on #Bloomberg Saturday August 10th @ 8PM ET ... See MoreSee Less
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Exciting update!!!! MAZE Environmental’s Patented #Oil & #Gas #Flare Elimination Technology to be Featured on Advancements TV Series Saturday August 10th, 2024 @ 8PM ET on #Bloomberg readmore: buff.ly/3ytl4ta #netzero #gasflaring ... See MoreSee Less
MAZE Environmental’s Patented Oil & Gas Flare Elimination Technology to be Featured on Advancements TV Series
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Global efforts have intensified to end flaring by 2030, and MAZE stands as a simple solution ready to eliminate greenhouse gases that are emitted during upstream oil and gas production. MAZE is thrill...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Reminder: Maze gets rid of your flare. Recent data published by #EDF estimates leaks, #flaring & #venting of #methane at US #onshore #oil & #gas operations is enough wasted gas to meet the annual energy needs of more than half of American homes. ... See MoreSee Less
US emissions of planet-warming gas far exceed estimates, study finds
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Fossil fuel extractors emit enough methane to meet the annual energy needs of more than half of American homes0 CommentsComment on Facebook