In the first part of a podcast recorded by Steve Probst, Founder & CEO of 4C Marketplace and Conference, Opgal’s Ram Hashmonay (Chief Innovation Scientist)
This week Opgal is launching the new EyeCGas Mini, its first uncooled Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) camera designed to detect medium to large leaks. Available
Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is currently the preferred technology for detecting leaks and fugitive emissions of hydrocarbon compounds worldwide. This thermal camera-based technology uses an
Observing this series of photos taken every 30 seconds by OPGAL’s OGI camera (EyeCGas 2.0), shows a significant volatile organic compounds emission (VOCs) event,
A new Hexane and VOC leak detection technique using Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is gaining favor among oilseed producers worldwide. This technique uses passive infrared
Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is a proven technology for locating hydrogen leaks in nuclear and conventional power plants. OGI can improve plant safety during routine
“In Israel, the Haifa regulatory officials needed to know whether the local gas stations’ vapor recovery units were performing correctly. If so, they would be
Natural gas companies like Summit Midstream are using Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) technology to monitor and reduce emissions across operations, making it their mission to
Opgal EyeCGas® product line features four different types of optical gas imaging cameras, each with its own set of unique features and capabilities that are
In early 2016, the US Environmental Protection Association (EPA) published the QuadOa (OOOOa) regulations, designed to reduce the level of greenhouse gases (GHG) released into
