Solar-electric chemical injection that replaces gas-driven pneumatic pumps at the wellsite. One controller runs up to four heads. Designed, built and tested in Nisku, Alberta.
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A gas-driven pneumatic pump exhausts every stroke to atmosphere. On many well pads that makes the chemical pump the single largest vent source on site, running all day, every day, with no one watching it. The fix isn't a better pneumatic. It's taking gas out of the loop.
Supply gas drives the diaphragm, then exhausts. Rate drifts with supply pressure, cold weather freezes regulators, and every pump on the pad is a line item on your vent inventory.
A 24 VDC motor drives the same plunger heads you already trust. The controller holds rate to the litre, logs every stroke, and runs off a solar array and battery bank sized for a northern Alberta December.
No supply gas, no exhaust port. Remove the pneumatic and that source comes off your inventory.
Off-grid on its own array, or tie into site power where you have it. Five days of battery autonomy as standard.
Methanol, corrosion inhibitor, scale, paraffin. Up to four chemicals, four rates, one box to maintain.
Put in your pump count and your measured vent rate. You'll get gas vented, tonnes of methane, and the CO₂e number your regulatory team will ask about. The formula is printed underneath. No email required.
Estimate for planning. Not a compliance calculation. Quantification for reporting should follow your jurisdiction's approved methods and measured data.
# your current inputs gas_m3 = pumps × rate × hours = 8 × 0.25 × 8,760 = 17,520 m³ ch4_t = gas_m3 × CH₄_fraction × 0.668 kg/m³ ÷ 1000 = 17,520 × 0.90 × 0.668 ÷ 1000 = 10.53 t co2e_t = ch4_t × GWP = 10.53 × 28 = 294.9 t
Density. 0.668 kg/m³ is methane at standard conditions (15 °C, 101.325 kPa). Your measured rate should be corrected to the same basis.
Fuel gas. All vented supply gas is counted, not just its methane share. That's the gas you stop paying to throw away.
What it ignores. Pneumatic controllers, intermittent bleed devices, and any rate change with supply pressure or temperature. Measure if you can; it's the only number that holds up.
Every model uses the same controller, the same plunger heads and the same parts list. Pick by how many chemicals you inject on the pad. We size the array and battery to your latitude and duty.
One chemical, one point. The straight swap for a single pneumatic on a remote wellhead.
Methanol plus inhibitor on one skid. The common pad configuration in the Deep Basin and Montney.
Four heads, four rates, one controller. Replaces up to four pneumatics on a multi-well pad.
All models: Modbus RTU / dry-contact alarms for SCADA, local HMI, stroke-level logging, 316 SS wetted parts. High-pressure 3,000 psi heads available on BZ-4 by request.
We keep an install log because operators ask for one. Numbers below are fleet totals since our first production unit shipped in 2019.
| Date | Area | Replaced | Unit | Hours | m³/h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-24 | Montney, BC | 4 pneumatic | BZ-4 | 6.0 | 0.00 |
| 2026-09-17 | Deep Basin, AB | 2 pneumatic | BZ-2 | 4.5 | 0.00 |
| 2026-09-11 | Swan Hills, AB | 2 pneumatic | BZ-2 | 5.0 | 0.00 |
| 2026-09-03 | Lloydminster, SK | 1 pneumatic | BZ-1 | 3.5 | 0.00 |
| 2026-08-27 | Duvernay, AB | 4 pneumatic | BZ-4 | 7.0 | 0.00 |
"We pulled eleven pneumatics across four pads in one week. The methanol rate hasn't moved since, and nobody's driving out to thaw a regulator in January."
Production Foreman · Montney operator
"What sold me was the stroke log. When the regulator asks what changed on that pad, I have a timestamped answer instead of an estimate."
Facilities Engineer · Central Alberta gas producer
Our crews install and commission. Your operators get a 30-minute walk-through and a phone number that rings in Nisku, not a call centre.
We take your pump list, chemistry, injection pressures and photos of the pad. You get a fixed quote, array sizing for your latitude, and a single-line drawing.
Skid set, heads plumbed into your existing injection points, pneumatic supply capped. Chemical injection is down for less than an hour.
Rates verified against a calibration cylinder, SCADA alarms tested, and a retrofit record issued for your emissions files: before and after, device by device.
Fixed-price retrofit quotes in five business days. The more you tell us here, the fewer questions we'll come back with.
An application engineer in Nisku will review your pad details.