Industry CEMS
Oil & Gas emissions monitoring
Terminals, flares and process heaters with continuous oversight.
Why oil & gas needs a live record
Terminals, process heaters and flares are incident-prone and hard to reconstruct after the fact. GOCEMS watches flare performance and heater stacks continuously, attaches the operating state to each reading, and keeps an incident-ready record for EPA permit conditions at Ghana's coastal and inland facilities.
- Flare and heater stacks on a continuous, validated series
- Alerts with facility, source and averaging period attached
- A signed pack that can travel with an incident file
Monitoring focus
GOCEMS templates for oil & gas set the measurement points, thresholds and report shape for this sector.
- Flare monitoring
- Process heaters
- Terminal operations
- Incident records
What the periodic test misses
- Flares that look compliant in a test and anything but during an upset
- Terminal operations spread across heaters, tanks and loading
- Incident records that have to match the series, not a later narrative
Related GOCEMS solutions
Stack measurement, fence-line conditions and the audit trail are configured together for this sector.
Continuous Emissions Monitoring
Stack-level measurement, validation and reporting.
Continuous Emissions MonitoringEnvironmental Monitoring
Ambient air and site-boundary conditions.
Environmental MonitoringCompliance Monitoring
Thresholds, exceedances and audit-ready records.
Compliance Monitoring
Questions operators ask
Plain answers on how GOCEMS works for plants, environmental teams and the EPA.
Does GOCEMS cover flares as well as process heaters?
Yes. Oil and gas templates include flare monitoring, process heaters and terminal operations, each with its own limits and record.
How are incidents documented?
The live series, exceedance history and instrument state stay together. The signed record is what operations saw, timestamped — not a reconstruction written after the event.
Bring your own stacks, limits and reporting calendar.
A walkthrough maps your site onto GOCEMS — instruments, averaging periods, who gets the alert, and what the signed report looks like.