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This document discusses replacing gas-assisted glycol pumps with electric pumps in natural gas dehydration systems. Gas-assisted pumps use high-pressure natural gas to circulate triethylene glycol, which leads to methane emissions. Replacing them with electric pumps can reduce methane emissions by up to 1,000 cubic feet per million cubic feet of gas treated. For a typical 10 million cubic feet per day dehydrator, this replacement could save up to 3,000 cubic feet of natural gas per year, worth $21,000. The
- Author
- Amji Shah
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- EN