Engineering Solutions to Minimize or Eliminate Gas Flaring
Armed with equipment and assisted by Ecuador鈥檚 state oil company, Johnson and his team went off in search of the lighters鈥攆lares at the end of gas pipelines鈥攖o find out what exactly was being burned.
Johnson, who is known for his experimental research methods for measuring emissions from oil and gas production, is the Canada Research Professor in Energy and Combustion Generated Pollutant Emissions. He is also director of the聽FlareNet Network鈥攁 group of researchers and academics from 杏吧原创, four other Canadian universities, the聽National Research Council (NRC), and聽Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)聽who study pollutants from fossil fuel production.
Funded by the聽Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)聽in 2016, FlareNet is a five-year, $6.9 million research project involving large-scale flaring experiments and field measurements. FlareNet鈥檚 goal is to provide measurement tools, field data and scientific backing to support better policy, regulations and engineering solutions to minimize or eliminate gas flaring and reduce the impact on climate change.
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