Environmental Services

Our global network of laboratories and Total Quality Assurance experts, alongside decades of knowledge and experience, are fundamental to providing your business with first-line technical support, timely, reliable results and a full range of exploration and production services.

Delivering guidance on environmental compliance for the oil and gas industry, we provide valued advice on minimizing negative environmental impact.
Guaranteeing environmental compliance for the oil and gas industry is an increasingly important issue in a sector that thrives on exploration, but requires innovation to move forwards.

Environmental compliance is one of the fundamental aspects of oil and gas project development and production operations, particularly given the increasing pressures on regulators to demonstrate effective intervention.

As well as protecting the environment that yields vital natural resources, awareness boosts businesses’ understanding of their legal obligations and the guidelines that apply to their operations.

In short, the need to ensure that oil and gas policies and processes have minimal impact on the natural landscape has never been greater.

Providing leading guidance on environmental compliance for the oil and gas industry, our comprehensive technical services and environmental consultancy enable project developers and asset operators to ensure that permits are in place and they adhere to regulations.

Our services are geared to help operators quantify their emissions, whether planned, or unplanned.

Utilizing our purpose-built, state-of-the-art laboratories, we can measure the pollutants being discharged into the environment and ensure that you are complying with local legislation.

Examples of the services we can provide to ensure environmental compliance for the oil and gas industry include:

Gas analysis for EU Emissions Trading Scheme purposes (fuel)
Gas analysis for EU Emissions Trading Scheme purposes (flare)
Preparation, delivery and analysis of biannual DECC analysis kits
Mercury in gas or liquids
Produced water discharge, including measurement of oil content, plus:

Correlation to ISO9377-2-MOD standard
Standard preparation
Calibration graphs
Oil-in-water logbook
Interpretation of guidelines and advice and clarification on environmental issues

Services for our clients

Zestzing Oil and Gas Limited, delivers engineering and environmental services to oil and gas companies as they operate in an evolving and challenging world. We provide innovative solutions for:

1.    Upstream exploration and production
2.    Midstream transportation and storage
3.    Downstream refining and distribution

We work with our clients through the full life-cycle of projects. Whether permitting, planning, and reclamation for oil sands, design and early works for onshore and offshore projects, or decommissioning and demolition of downstream assets. We provide technically sound, business-aligned solutions in a safe work environment.

Looking to the future, we continue to support oil and gas companies with reducing Environment risks, improving disclosures, and ultimately working to achieve both sustainability and carbon reduction goals..

Zestzing Oil and Gas has a highly experienced team of pipeline and facility design engineers ready to provide solutions at all stages, from pre-development concepts to detailed design, construction, operations support, and decommissioning.

WE CAN SUPPORT YOU WITH:

Detailed engineering and design Facility / station engineering
Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) studies Trench-less feasibility and design (HDD)
Pipeline integrity management Ports, terminals, and marine
Environmental risk reduction and KPI improvement plans.

Clients rely on our decades of environmental planning and permitting experience on midstream projects, because we possess the local resource knowledge and solid regulatory relationships that are essential to minimizing risk and maximizing project success.

WE CAN SUPPORT YOU WITH:

Planning, routing, and terrain mapping Baseline studies
Environmental permitting Environmental assessments
Social management Water management
Low-carbon road-maps Sustainability reporting

Clients rely on our decades of environmental planning and permitting experience on midstream projects, because we possess the local resource knowledge and solid regulatory relationships that are essential to minimizing risk and maximizing project success.

WE CAN SUPPORT YOU WITH:
Planning, routing, and terrain mapping Baseline studies
Environmental permitting Environmental assessments
Social management Water management
Low-carbon road-maps Sustainability reporting

Oil Spill Equipment

Inflatable oil containment boom

Inflatable oil booms are typically used onboard response vessels where a foam filled boom would be too bulky. The reduced volume of an inflatable boom is an asset when boom has to be transported, possibly by air, to the spill site. They are typically used in open waters where the higher buoyancy to weight ratio assists the performance of the boom in waves.

There are two types of inflatable booms – self-inflating and pressure inflated. Self-inflating booms rely on springs or coils that are compressed in storage, when deployed the springs open drawing in air via one way air valves.

we have Inflatable oil containment booms available in all sizes from 24 inches / 600mm all the way up to 138″ / 3500mm, although the most common offshore booms are normally in the 1500 to 2200mm range. The size of the boom needed depends on the sea conditions. Our inflatable oil spill boom is typically manufactured from synthetic rubber / neoprene with nylon or polyester plies, or polyurethane fabric. PVC fabric is not normally used as it does not hold air well.

Oil Containment boom

Our foam filled booms are lightweight and inexpensive. They are typically used for inland and sheltered waters sometimes referred to as “contractor or response boom”. They are made in PVC or Urethane with round or flat floats. Booms with rectangular floats allow the boom to be wound onto a reel allowing for rapid deployment.

Booms with rectangular floats are referred to as fence boom, whereas booms with cylindrical floats are called curtain booms. Curtain booms will have a higher buoyancy to weight ratio that fence booms which offers better response to waves and towing. Fence boom is not generally approved for towing or sweeping at sea. Curtain booms are more bulky to store and transport.

These booms are usually offered in overall sizes ranging from 18 inches / 450mm to 36 inches / 900mm. Recommended buoyancy to weight ratios and sizes according to sea conditions can be found in ASTM standard F1523

A choice of connectors are available for, details of which can be found in ASTM standards F962 & F2438. They are generally referred to as ASTM Slide or Quick ( Z) type connectors.