Streamline Innovations’ CTO Dr. Peter Photos to Speak at 73^rd Laurence Reid Natural Gas Conditioning Conference 2023

SAN ANTONIO, TX (January 17, 2023) – Dr. Peter Photos, Chief Technical Officer with Streamline Innovations, Inc. (“Streamline”) is scheduled to deliver his presentation “The Valkyrie Process and Renewable Fuels: Moving into Greener Pastures” at the 73^rd edition of the Laurance Reid Gas Conditioning Conference being held on February 20-23, 2023. The conference venue is the NCED Conference Center and Hotel in Norman, Oklahoma.

Streamline’s proven biodegradable chemistry and processes for gas treating convert toxic H2S into OMRI Certified elemental sulfur and water, which can be cleanly disposed of or used in agriculture as fertilizer. Many alternative gas treating solutions result in hazardous or toxic byproducts that require special handling. In addition, Streamline’s chemistry is regenerative, leaving a small environmental footprint and consuming much less raw materials than scavengers and adsorbent media, while handling changes in flow and concentration better than biological solutions.

The technical paper, co-authored by Peter Photos Ph.D. and John Bourdon P.E., “The Valkyrie Process and Renewable Fuels: Moving into Greener Pastures” covers the urgent need for cost-effective methods for hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas treating using Renewable Gas Sweetening in both geologic and bios-sourced gas production. Traditional methods for H2S gas treating leave producers with an unenviable choice of using either high capital cost Claus-based Sulfur Recovery Units or high operating cost scavengers. Streamline’s VALKYRIE® Renewable Gas Sweetening gas treating solution, however, uses ‘Next-Generation’ Liquid Redox technology, solving many of the issues of conventional Liquid Redox, while providing a scalable, efficient, and economic solutions down to less than 250 pounds per day of equivalent sulfur production.

The Laurance Reid Gas Conditioning Conference (LRGCC) has been presented by the University of Oklahoma since 1951. The LRGCC describes itself as the principal forum for new ideas, developments, and operations for preparing and purifying natural gases and other fuels for market. The LRGCC is a crucial oil and gas conference for all professionals involved in the gas processing, gas conditioning, and gas sweetening industries. The materials presented provide information on technological advances, case studies, theoretical breakthroughs, and current research in the field.

Contact

Steve Bagley
Director, Corporate Development
Streamline Innovations, Inc.
steve.bagley@streamlineinnovations.com

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline Innovation’s vision is Eliminating Emissions Through Technology. We help heavy industry around the world achieve environmental performance objectives, improve sustainability, and transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

H2S is present in almost every industrial process in the world. Our technology can be applied across industries, delivering a sustainable solution that eliminates H2S, the leading cause of acid rain, a deadly greenhouse gas dangerous for work and living environments.

Streamline believes that achieving the E (“Environmental”) in ESG requires data. Creating intelligent systems that operate effectively and efficiently without human intervention is critical to reducing emissions that harm the environment. We integrate advanced data collection, process control, and analytics in our technologies to provide a total solution for customers. We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Events, Press Release, Valkyrie

September 28, 2022New Commissioning

Streamline Innovations VALKYRIE® H2S Treatment Technology Successfully Deployed for Chevron in the Permian Basin

Streamline’s VALKYRIE technology is a green solution for treating sour gas, helping oil and gas producers unlock the value of sour gas assets in an environmentally friendly way
VALKYRIE units have been deployed to a Chevron production pad in the Permian Basin and have been operating reliably for four consecutive months

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (September 28, 2022)

Streamline Innovations, Inc. (“Streamline”) announced it is providing Chevron a solution for treating hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) in the Permian Basin.

Valkyrie™ 1-Ton Skid in the Permian Basin — *Streamline Innovations VALKYRIE™ 1-Ton Skid located in the Permian Basin.*

VALKYRIE H₂S treatment technology helps oil and gas producers overcome the constraint of limited sour take-away capacity, allowing the operator to produce and sell more oil and gas. Streamline’s technology safely and effectively treats H₂S without flaring or injecting acid gas.

We recently deployed Streamline VALKYRIE 1.0 LTPD Skid Units to a Chevron location in Lea County, New Mexico. The units have been operating successfully for four months, helping Chevron develop and produce its sour gas assets in the area.

“Our VALKYRIE technology represents a green revolution for treating sour gas and is a true game-changer,” said Randy Rohlfs, Chief Commercial Officer with Streamline Innovations. “The VALKYRIE solution is a cost-effective, green technology that permanently dismantles the hydrogen sulfide molecule into harmless substances, eliminates flaring and allows operators to unlock the value of their sour gas assets in an environmentally friendly way.”
Randy Rohlfs, Chief Commercial Officer

Streamline is managing, servicing, and maintaining the fleet of VALKYRIE units under a Service Agreement, providing a turnkey solution to Chevron.

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline Innovations’ vision is Eliminating Emissions Through Technology. We help heavy industry around the world achieve environmental performance objectives, improve sustainability, and transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

Streamline’s environmentally forward H₂S treating solutions help our customers achieve environmental performance by significantly reducing emissions with our green H₂S solutions. H₂S is present in many industrial processes throughout the world, and our technology can be applied across industries, delivering a sustainable solution that eliminates H₂S, a leading cause of human inhalation accidents, corrosion and SO₂ emissions, a primary cause of acid rain.

We also believe that achieving climate-improving directives requires data. Creating intelligent systems that operate effectively and efficiently without human intervention is critical to measuring and reducing emissions that harm the environment. We integrate advanced process control, data collection and analytics in our technologies to provide a total solution for customers.

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Visit streamlineinnovations.com for more information.

Contact

Randy Rohlfs
Chief Commercial Officer
Streamline Innovations
randy.rohlfs@streamlineinnovations.com

New Commissioning, Permian Basin, Valkyrie

September 23, 2022Educational

Gas Sweetening | A Comparison Guide

In our blog article Gas Sweetening | Sour Gas Treatment Strategies by Volume, we covered how natural gas, biogas, and water that contain sulfur compounds is considered “sour.” In low concentrations, these contaminants can cause maleficent odors, and in higher concentrations they can create serious hazards to both infrastructure and human health.

When methane gas is contaminated with hydrogen sulfide (H2S) or other sulfur compounds it is sour, whether it is produced from an oil and gas well or generated in an anaerobic digester as part of a Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) project. Considering methane gas, whether produced from a well producing from an underground oil and gas reservoir or generated on the surface in an anaerobic digester or landfill, being sour usually refers to the presence of hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Whether in the context of natural gas or biogas, gas sweetening is synonymous with hydrogen sulfide removal, also known as desulfurization.

The comparison guide below summarizes the major differences between gas sweetening methods, including their pros and cons.

Method	Operational Factors	Environmental Factors
Liquid Redox	• Chemistry is reused, resulting in lower total cost • No hazardous disposal requirements	Green technology with harmless byproducts, including elemental sulfur, which can be put to beneficial use
Scavengers and Adsorbents	• Frequent media changes • Personnel can be exposed to chemicals and potential spontaneous combustion • Can generate negative downstream effects	• H2S is not permanently destroyed, could eventually come out • In most cases, must be disposed of in hazardous waste facility
Claus Process	• Established, proven process • Requires large and expensive facilities staffed by skilled personnel • Process efficiency does not reach 100% without recycling and tail gas treating	Desulfurizing creates crystalized elemental sulfur, which the main source for industrial applications
Biologics	• Sensitive to process changes and upsets, not good for intermittent production scenarios • Chemistry is high-alkalinity which must be diluted with water for HS&E concerns • Requires larger footprint than other methods	• Biological regeneration is a green process
Flaring/Combusting	• Routine flaring wastes a valuable natural resource that could otherwise be sold • Reduced asset values • Negative impact on community relations	• Flaring sour gas produces sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions, a cause of acid rain • Makes it more difficult to achieve environmental performance goals (e.g., achieving net zero)

As the next generation Redox process, Streamline’s VALKYRIE® H2S treating units use our patented TALON® chemistry, to provide a green solution for gas sweetening without the negatives associated with other gas treating alternatives.

VALKYRIE® units have the widest operating envelope of any treating technology relating to pressure, gas volume and H2S concentration with the lowest total lifecycle cost per pound of sulfur removed compared to all other competitors. The VALKYRIE unit provides numerous tangible ancillary benefits.

Educational, Permian Basin, Valkyrie

August 9, 2022Educational

Gas Sweetening | Sour Gas Treatment Strategies by Volume

Natural gas, biogas, and water that contain sulfur compounds or ammonia are considered “sour.” In low concentrations, these contaminants can be the source of maleficent odors, while in higher concentrations they can present hazards to infrastructure from corrosion and human health from respiratory illnesses and in some cases death. Treating sourness in fluids is called gas sweetening, because it makes it “less sour” by removing the sulfur and ammonia contaminants.

When it comes to methane gas, whether it is produced from a well drilled deep into the earth or generated on the surface in an anaerobic digester, being sour usually refers to the presence of hydrogen sulfide (H₂S). Whether in the context of natural gas or biogas, gas sweetening is synonymous with hydrogen sulfide removal, also known as desulfurization.

There are several strategies for gas sweetening based on several factors, including:

The volume of gas to be treated
The concentration of H₂S in the gas stream
How the gas is being used
What applicable environmental regulations will allow.

One traditional method for using or disposing of sour gas is to burn it either as a fuel source for a generator or steam boiler or flared it off as a waste product. Burning sour gas eliminates the H₂S, however, the reaction also creates sulfur dioxide, which is considered a harmful pollutant and a major contributor to acid rain.

Gas sweetening decontaminates gas streams so they can be commercialized or disposed of in a way that does not generate harmful byproducts, like SO₂.

There are three main groupings of gas sweetening methods:

Scavengers and Adsorbents
Catalytic reactions
Mechanical destruction or Injection

Scavengers and Adsorbents. Scavengers and adsorbents are typically one-and-done solutions. When using a scavenger, a chemical reaction between the scavenger element and H₂S “traps” the hydrogen sulfide, but it does remove it and the spent scavenger media must be disposed of as a hazardous waste. In the case of adsorbents, the H₂S is chemically bonded to the surface of the media, leaving solid wastes for disposal.

Amine scrubbers. For high volumes of gas, sweetening means using an amine scrubber or other selective gas stripping process to concentrate the H₂S, after which the resulting “acid gas” stream can then be combusted (thermal oxidation), injected into a specially permitted Acid Gas Injection well (AGI), or destroyed mechanically, chemically, or biologically.

Claus process. For very large volumes of gas and high H₂S concentrations, such as at a gas plant or a refinery, the Claus process is employed to mechanically destroy H₂S. The Claus process is a large-scale method that is not suitable for projects that are small, short term, or have high variability in volume.

Biologics. Biological sweetening consists of stripping the H₂S out of the gas with an aqueous soda solution and then exposing the H₂S -rich solution to thiobacillus bacteria which consume the H₂S, leaving elemental sulfur. This process can be slow to adapt to changes in gas volumes or H₂S concentrations.

Acid Gas Injection. AGI or Acid Gas Injection involves injected concentrated H₂S gas mixed with CO₂ (Acid Gas) into a formation deep in the earth. While this can be a safe and permanent solution, it is expensive to get started and requires ongoing monitoring, as well as the transportation of the acid gas to the injection site.

Educational, Valkyrie

March 21, 2022New Commissioning

Field-Wide Deployment of VALKYRIE® H2S Treatment Solution Continues in Permian Basin for Franklin Mountain Energy

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (March 29, 2022)

Streamline Innovations Inc. (Streamline) is proud to have recently deployed two new VALKYRIE® 1.0 LTPD Skid Units in Lea County New Mexico for Franklin Mountain Energy.

*Standard VALKYRIE™ 1.0 LTPD Skid Unit for treating hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) at a multi-well pad in the Delaware Basin in New Mexico.*

Franklin Mountain Energy is now using four Streamline VALKYRIE units with five additional units on order. Onsite gas sweetening with the VALKYRIE allows Franklin Mountain Energy to avoid operational issues and extra cost for sweet gas buy-back, allowing them to use their own gas for gas lift.

“Streamline has been an instrumental partner in unlocking our resource value in a sour field. Since commissioning our first VALKYRIE unit in August 2021, we have brought online an additional three units. The VALKYRIE technology is working effectively and is providing a safe and reliable solution for H₂S removal from our gas stream.”
-Travis Hutchinson, Director of Facilities at Franklin Mountain Energy

Processing capacity in the area has been limited by the substantial time and capital expenditures needed for the midstream companies to develop large-scale H₂S treating or Acid-Gas Injection wells and extend sour lines to the operators. Historically, acid gas or separated H₂S could be flared, but pressure to reduce routine flaring has grown significantly and prevailing commodity prices have made sweetened gas more valuable. With the VALKYRIE technology, operators have been able to overcome the constraint of limited sour take-away, while realizing more revenue from gas sales, in high performance, economical, environmentally sustainable manner.

“VALKYRIE technology is an environmentally friendly way to convert a sour gas waste stream into revenue,” said Randy Rohlfs, Chief Commercial Officer at Streamline Innovations. “Traditional methods for treating hydrogen sulfide are typically expensive and often have negative operational and environmental effects. VALKYRIE units use a green technology that permanently dismantles the H₂S molecule into harmless substances, eliminates flaring and allows for use of the sweetened gas for gas lift operations.”

VALKRYIE technology is changing how leading companies manage high H₂S, providing a headache-free solution for operators.

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline Innovation’s vision is Eliminating Emissions Through Technology. We help heavy industry around the world achieve environmental performance objectives, improve sustainability, and transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

Streamline’s environmentally forward H₂S treating solutions help achieve the “E” in ESG. H₂S is present in many industrial processes throughout the world. Our technology can be applied across industries, delivering a sustainable solution that eliminates H₂S, a leading cause of human inhalation accidents and source of SO₂ emissions, a primary cause of acid rain. Talon treats effectively in both gas and water phases.

Streamline believes that achieving ESG directives requires data. Creating intelligent systems that operate effectively and efficiently without human intervention is critical to measuring and reducing emissions that harm the environment. We integrate advanced process control, data collection and analytics in our technologies to provide a total solution for customers.

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Contact

Steve Bagley
Director, Corporate Development
Streamline Innovations, Inc.

steve.bagley@streamlineinnovations.com

New Commissioning, Permian Basin, Valkyrie

January 28, 2022Press Release

Environmental Sustainability Scorecard 2021 – VALKYRIE® H2S Treating System Delivers Environmental Performance

Streamline Innovation’s vision is Eliminating Emissions Through Technology. We help industry around the world achieve environmental performance objectives, improve sustainability, and transition to a sustainable, lower-carbon future.

The VALKYRIE® H₂S Treating System doesn’t just capture H₂S, it destroys it, eliminating the need to flare any natural gas, which is critical for reducing routine flaring and SO₂ emissions.

The infographic below aggregates the environmental sustainability benefits delivered to our customers by VALKYRIE units operating during 2021.

*2021 based on treated volumes, assumes 2% CO₂*

“While our customers come to Streamline for the economics and operational performance, they really appreciate having quantifiable environmental metrics.”
David Sisk, CEO

Unlike like some hydrogen sulfide treatment processes that create pollution or toxic wastes, Streamline’s Valkyrie destroys H₂S, and creates elemental sulfur that can be used for soil amendment in agriculture.

The Bridge to a Green Future

Streamline’s Valkyrie solution employs our proprietary Talon®, a non-toxic, biodegradable Redox (“Reduction-Oxidation”) chemistry process that removes H₂S from gas streams by converting it (“reduction”) to elemental sulfur and then regenerating the chemistry by introducing air (“oxidization”), so the chemistry can repeat the treating process, over and over again. Talon is safe to transport and safe to handle, improving worker safety and quality of life.

Streamline technology gives industries a bridge to a net-zero, sustainable future. We look forward on reporting our progress in our next scorecard.

We are working nonstop to achieve our vision of A Green Future with technology that helps industry transition to a cleaner, more sustainable and profitable future.

Valkyrie technology is eliminating some of the most difficult pollution challenges facing industry, permanently destroying H₂S and producing value-added byproducts that can be used in Organic Production.

Streamline’s sulfur produced by the Valkyrie is listed as Simple Elemental Sulfur™ with the Organic Material Review Institute (“OMRI”) for use as fertilizer for Organic Production. OMRI certification approval standards are compliant with the USDA National Organic Program (“NOP”) regulations for organic cultivation processes. Simple Elemental Sulfur™ is a powdered, amorphous form of sulfur that can be beneficial as a soil amendment, increasing the pH of soil and improving the uptake of nitrogen.

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline believes that achieving environmental sustainability directives requires data. Creating intelligent systems that operate effectively and efficiently without human intervention is critical to measuring and reducing emissions that harm the environment. We integrate advanced process control, data collection and analytics in our technologies to provide a total solution for customers.

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Contact

Steve Bagley
Director, Corporate Development
Streamline Innovations, Inc.

steve.bagley@streamlineinnovations.com

Press Release, Talon Sulfide Elimination System, Valkyrie

January 24, 2022Elemental Sulfur

Streamline Innovations Expands into Renewable Natural Gas Market with Deployment of First VALKYRIE® Unit for Treating Landfill Gas

VALKYRIE® Unit is a key element in upgrading the landfill gas to Renewable Natural Gas for sale to local pipeline utility
Installation represents a technological breakthrough for H₂S treating in very low pressure environments

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (January 27, 2022) – Streamline Innovations, Inc. today announced the successful installation, startup, and operation of their first ultra-low-pressure VALKYRIE® Unit for treating hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) at a landfill in Northern Illinois. The customer is one of the largest full-service providers of solid waste collection and non-hazardous solid waste landfill services in the United States and Canada. This installation achieves Streamline’s goal of expanding into the renewable fuels and gas market.

The VALKYRIE Unit in this application is able to treat up to 11 MMscfd of landfill gas having H₂S concentration levels up to 3,000 parts per million (ppm) and operating at less than 4 psig. This is Streamline’s first full installation at a landfill and deployment of its High-Efficiency Contacting System™ for low pressure operations. In addition, the VALKYRIE Unit was configured for extreme winter conditions.

The VALKYRIE Unit installation is part of the customer’s plan to upgrade the landfill gas to be sold as Renewable Natural Gas to the local natural gas pipeline utility. The VALKYRIE Unit reduces the H₂S content in the gas stream to the pipeline’s specification of less than 4 ppm.

Valkyrie installation at landfill gas operation removes H2S in extreme low pressure environments. — *Landfill gas operation converts H₂S into Simple Elemental Sulfur.*

*The High-Efficiency Contacting System™ facilitates operation in very low-pressure environments.*

The Unit provides multiple benefits, including the elimination of routine flaring and the destruction of the H₂S by converting it into Simple Elemental Sulfur™, which is listed with the Organic Material Review Institute (OMRI) for use in Organic Production.

Streamline’s technology to reliably treat high H₂S concentrations in gas at low pressures represents a technological breakthrough with far reaching implications for gas from anaerobic digesters, landfills, renewable fuels refineries, and industrial exhaust. This technology can handle large changes in gas flows and H₂S concentrations, removing much of the uncertainty that otherwise leads to excess flaring.

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline Innovation’s vision is Eliminating Emissions Through Technology. We help heavy industry around the world achieve environmental performance objectives, improve sustainability, and transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

Streamline’s environmentally forward H₂S treating solutions help achieve the “E” in ESG. H₂S is present in many industrial processes throughout the world. Our technology can be applied across industries, delivering a sustainable solution that eliminates H₂S, a leading cause of human inhalation accidents and source of SO₂ emissions, a primary cause of acid rain. TALON® chemistry treats effectively in both gas and water phases.

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Contact

Steve Bagley
Director, Corporate Development
Streamline Innovations, Inc.

steve.bagley@streamlineinnovations.com

Elemental Sulfur, New Commissioning, Press Release, Talon Sulfide Elimination System, Valkyrie

December 16, 2021Elemental Sulfur

The Year in Review

As we launch enthusiastically into a new year, we thought it appropriate to reflect on this past year, our fifth year in business. From global expansion to an updated brand to having our Simple Elemental Sulfur™ being officially listed for organic production, this year has been transformative.

Of course, none of this would be possible without our entire circle of supporters. We want to extend our deep gratitude to our employees, partners, investors and customers for making this year our most successful to date. That success is the result of commitment, vision and hard work from everyone involved. We hope you get the opportunity to strengthen and renew relationships with friends and family this holiday season.

5-Year Anniversary! The year 2021 marked our fifth year in business! Since our first project in South Texas, Streamline has grown and expanded from our roots in oil and gas to serving renewable fuels and heavy industries globally. Read more.

VALKYRIE® H₂S Treatment Solution Gaining Momentum. The word is out on the effectiveness of our VALKYRIE H₂S treatment solution, and this year we announced several new installations of our flagship H₂S treatment solution. Read more.

New Financing to Power Our Growth. Just this month we announced closing on a new $20 million sustainability-linked financing to fund the construction of new VALKYRIE™ H₂S treatment plants to feed our growing pipeline. Read more.

Launching Into the Middle East Market. In October we announced our new partnership with EMDAD to bring our environmentally forward solutions to the United Arab Emirates, a significant market for our H₂S treatment solutions in the Gulf region. Read more.

TALON® to the Rescue! A wastewater treatment plant in Florida contacted us with an emergency need to solve an odor crisis resulting from an equipment failure. We quickly put our TALON Sulfide Elimination System™ to work and solved the problem within 24 hours after deployment. Read more.

Simple Elemental Sulfur™ Listed for Organic Production. We are committed to achieving our vision of A Green Future by Eliminating Pollution Through Technology. Our proprietary technology permanently dismantles H₂S pollution into elemental sulfur. This year, the Organic Material Review Institute (OMRI) included our Simple Elemental Sulfur on its product list for use in Organic Production. Read more.

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline’s environmentally forward H₂S treating solutions help achieve the “E” in ESG. H₂S is present in many industrial processes throughout the world. Our technology can be applied across industries, delivering a sustainable solution that eliminates H₂S, a leading cause of human inhalation accidents and source of SO₂ emissions, a primary cause of acid rain. TALON® treats effectively in both gas and water phases.

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Contact

Steve Bagley
Director, Corporate Development
Streamline Innovations, Inc.

steve.bagley@streamlineinnovations.com

Elemental Sulfur, International Trade, Press Release, Talon Sulfide Elimination System, Valkyrie

December 8, 2021New Commissioning

New Mexico Permian Basin Oil & Gas Producer Expands Deployment of VALKYRIE® H2S Treatment Solution

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (December 8, 2021)

Streamline Innovations today announced that a significant independent Permian Basin oil and gas producer has expanded their deployment of Streamline’s VALKYRIE® solution for treating hydrogen sulfide (H₂S).

This expansion follows the successful installation and operation of a single VALKYRIE 1.0 LTPD Skid Unit on one of the operator’s multi-well pads in Lea County, New Mexico earlier this year. Encouraged by the performance of the VALKYRIE units, the operator has procured additional units to treat sour gas at three more pads in the near term with plans for more units as they develop their leases.

Processing capacity in the area has been limited by the substantial time and capital expenditures needed for the midstream companies to develop large-scale H₂S treating or Acid-Gas Injection wells. Historically, sour gas or separated H₂S could be flared, but pressure to reduce routine flaring has grown significantly and prevailing commodity prices have made sweetened gas more valuable. With the VALKYRIE unit, the operator has been able to overcome the constraint of limited sour take-away, while realizing more revenue from gas sales.

When complete, the field-wide deployment is expected to consist of 10 of Streamline’s standard 1-ton VALKYRIE Skids, each capable of processing well over 2,000 pounds of Sulfur from H₂S per day.

Streamline is managing, servicing, and maintaining the VALKYRIE fleet under a long-term Operating Agreement, providing a headache-free solution to the operator.

About the VALKYRIE® Solution

The VALKYRIE® solution is Streamline Innovations’ suite of H₂S gas treating systems. The VALKYRIE system utilizes TALON®, our non-toxic, biodegradable Redox chemistry. In combination with our advanced automation and control technology, we have created “The Next Generation Redox” system. The gas sweetened by the VALKYRIE Unit is either sold or used for gas lift operations on the well pad, which eliminates the need to flare natural gas contaminated by H₂S, further reducing emissions including potential emissions of SO₂.

VALKYRIE systems have the widest operating envelope of any H₂S Treating method extending across the full spectrum of pressures, flow rates and H₂S concentrations. There are multiple sizes and configurations of VALKYRIE skids and plants that can be placed anywhere along the production stream whether at the wellhead or refinery, in a direct or tail gas treating configuration. The VALKYRIE system has near 100% turndown without losing treating efficiency. We don’t just treat, we treat to established specifications for sales pipelines, gas lift and fuel gas. In addition, the VALKYRIE system with Talon treats other sulfur compounds in gas phase including mercaptans, sulfides, disulfides, and thiophenes. We specialize in meeting the most stringent outlet specifications.

Using proprietary and proven Streamline technology, the VALKYRIE solution permanently destroys H₂S by converting it into elemental sulfur, which is listed with the Organic Material Review Institute (OMRI) for use in Organic Production as Simple Elemental Sulfur™.

All VALKYRIE units include our intelligence platform for local monitoring and automated controls as well as our robust SCADA system allowing remote monitoring, control and analytical capabilities. Our portal is available for smart phones, tablets and desktops. We maintain a 24/7 control room to ensure highest uptime and operational integrity. Streamline provides a range of operational support, from full turnkey operations to remote monitoring and analytical services.

About Streamline Innovations

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Contact

Steve Bagley
Director, Corporate Development
Streamline Innovations, Inc.

steve.bagley@streamlineinnovations.com

New Commissioning, Permian Basin, Valkyrie

September 20, 2021New Commissioning

VALKYRIE® Standard Skid Unit Successfully Commissioned on New Mexico Production Pad, First Unit in Field-Wide Deployment

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (September 21, 2021) – Streamline Innovations today announced the successful installation, startup and operation of a Standard VALKYRIE® 1.0 LTPD Skid Unit for treating hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) at a multi-well pad in the Permian Basin. The customer is an active independent oil and gas operator focused on developing assets in the New Mexico part of the Permian Basin, in the Delaware Basin region. The production pad is in Lea County, New Mexico.

The VALKYRIE Unit is designed to treat up to 10 MMscfd of natural gas having H₂S concentration levels up to 2,700 parts per million. This is the first installation of what is expected to be a field-wide deployment of multiple VALKYRIE units to treat all the client’s natural gas production volumes in the region.

The customer chose the VALKYRIE in part to support its gas lift operations, eliminating the need for sweet buy-back gas and enhanced operational control.

The Unit provides multiple benefits including the destruction of the H₂S, converting it into Simple Elemental Sulfur™, which is listed with the Organic Material Review Institute (OMRI) for use in Organic Production. The sweetened gas is being sold instead of flared, generating additional revenue and reducing SO₂ emissions to simultaneously improve both environmental performance and economic benefits.

Additionally, Streamline is managing, servicing and maintaining the Unit under a long-term Operating Agreement, providing a headache-free solution.

About VALKYRIE®

The VALKYRIE plant lineup is Streamline Innovations’ suite of H₂S gas treating systems. The VALKYRIE system utilizes TALON™, our non-toxic, biodegradable Redox chemistry. In combination with our advanced automation and control technology, we have created “The Next Generation Redox” system. The gas sweetened by the VALKYRIE Unit is either sold or used for gas lift operations on the well pad, which eliminates the need to flare natural gas contaminated by H₂S, further reducing emissions including potential emissions of SO₂.

VALKYRIE systems have the widest operating envelope of any H₂S Treating method extending across the full spectrum of pressures, flow rates and H₂S concentrations. The VALKYRIE system can be placed anywhere along the production stream whether at the wellhead or refinery, in a direct or tail gas treating configuration. VALKYRIE units have near 100% turndown without losing treating efficiency. We don’t just treat, we treat to established specifications for sales pipelines, gas lift and fuel gas. In addition, the VALKYRIE units with TALON chemistry treats other sulfur compounds in gas phase including mercaptans, sulfides, disulfides, and thiophenes. We specialize in meeting the most stringent outlet specifications.

All VALKYRIE include our intelligence platform for local monitoring and automated controls as well as our robust SCADA system allowing remote monitoring, control and analytical capabilities. Our portal is available for smart phones, tablets and desktops. We maintain a 24/7 control room to ensure highest uptime and operational integrity. Streamline provides a range of operational support, from full turnkey operations to remote monitoring and analytical services.

About Streamline Innovations

Streamline’s environmentally forward H₂S treating solutions help achieve the “E” in ESG. H₂S is present in many industrial processes throughout the world. Our technology can be applied across industries, delivering a sustainable solution that eliminates H₂S, a leading cause of human inhalation accidents and SO₂ emissions when burned, a primary cause of acid rain. TALON™ chemistry treats effectively in both gas and water phases.

We also believe that achieving ESG directives requires data. Creating intelligent systems that operate effectively and efficiently without human intervention is critical to measuring and reducing emissions that harm the environment. We integrate advanced process control, data collection and analytics in our technologies to provide a total solution for customers.

We serve organizations in multiple sectors, including Energy/Oil & Gas, Biogas, Landfill Gas & Renewable Fuels, Municipal Wastewater and Industrial Air & Water.

Contact

B.G. Clark
Chief Development Officer
Streamline Innovations, Inc.

bg.clark@streamlineinnovations.com

New Commissioning, Permian Basin, Valkyrie

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About Streamline Innovations

VALKYRIE H2S treatment technology helps oil and gas producers overcome the constraint of limited sour take-away capacity, allowing the operator to produce and sell more oil and gas. Streamline’s technology safely and effectively treats H2S without flaring or injecting acid gas.

About Streamline Innovations

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The comparison guide below summarizes the major differences between gas sweetening methods, including their pros and cons.

There are several strategies for gas sweetening based on several factors, including:

Franklin Mountain Energy is now using four Streamline VALKYRIE units with five additional units on order. Onsite gas sweetening with the VALKYRIE allows Franklin Mountain Energy to avoid operational issues and extra cost for sweet gas buy-back, allowing them to use their own gas for gas lift.

VALKRYIE technology is changing how leading companies manage high H2S, providing a headache-free solution for operators.

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Streamline Innovations today announced that a significant independent Permian Basin oil and gas producer has expanded their deployment of Streamline’s VALKYRIE® solution for treating hydrogen sulfide (H2S).

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VALKYRIE H₂S treatment technology helps oil and gas producers overcome the constraint of limited sour take-away capacity, allowing the operator to produce and sell more oil and gas. Streamline’s technology safely and effectively treats H₂S without flaring or injecting acid gas.

VALKRYIE technology is changing how leading companies manage high H₂S, providing a headache-free solution for operators.

Streamline Innovations today announced that a significant independent Permian Basin oil and gas producer has expanded their deployment of Streamline’s VALKYRIE® solution for treating hydrogen sulfide (H₂S).