Plain-English writing on flare gas mitigation, gas-to-power economics, and what it actually takes to run compute infrastructure where the gas is.
Paying someone to take your gas sounds like a market failure. It isn't — it's a rational outcome of specific constraints, and understanding them tells you what to do with associated gas.
If you're flaring gas in Texas, there's a state law that exempts that gas from severance tax when it's consumed on-site instead. Here's what it says, who qualifies, and how to claim it.
Every flare you can see from the highway is revenue burning off into the night sky. Here's how on-site power generation turns that disposal problem into a contracted income stream — without capex or pipeline capacity.