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Having a Tank Emissions Software that encompasses emissions from your facility's specific tank types and tank events is an underestimated advantage for environmental reporting. It makes performing AP-42 calculations infinitely easier. Having tank emissions software also helps you to standardize ...

For nearly 3 decades, ERA has been a thought leader in how any oil & gas facility can design, develop, and implement a system for managing and improving compliance tasks. The critical factors in developing oil and gas compliance management are knowing when your events are due and who to assign ...

Improving your environmental audits is an essential aspect of operations for manufacturers and other industries. There are various ways that you can achieve the ultimate audit. In this blog, ERA would like to show you a few environmental audit best practices and how you can use them to build a ...

ERA Environmental's petrochemical specialists were at the Oil & Gas Environmental Conference. We gave two talks: one about evaluating your Tank Emission Software and another about data management and planning for the oil & gas industry.

The ECHA (European Chemical Association) regulation known as REACH is designed to prohibit the presence of chemicals known to harm human health and the environment in products manufactured in or imported into the EU.

The European Union chemical regulation known as REACH (Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) is keeping many exporters to the EU on their toes. REACH prohibits certain chemicals known as Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) from being present in finished ...

REACH (Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) is a regulation enacted to protect human health and the environment from chemicals contained in manufactured goods that are either produced in the European Union or imported to the EU.

The foundation of REACH (Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) is knowing which chemicals are present in your facility and in your final products.

Quad O – otherwise known as CFR 40 part 60 Subpart OOOO — is one of the most broad-reaching regulations in the Oil & Gas industry, covering storage tanks, compressors, sweetening units, leak detection and repair (LDAR) and many other common VOC sources used in onshore production.