(including but not limited to) Low cost, field installable natural gas compressor retrofit kit to reduce emissions, improve operating efficiency and reduce operating costs.

(including but not limited to) More energy efficient and responsive natural gas engines; efficient and clean generators; more efficient dual fuel (diesel and natural gas) engines that coordinate operations to provide power and response. Technologies that can economically convert waste heat sources (reciprocating engine exhaust heat and jacket water heat, geothermal, etc) into electricity at smaller scales (e.g. 20kW to 250kW). High efficiency engine technologies could include smaller scale natural gas fueled micro-turbine engines (<500kW). Alternative power sources to supplant combustion in remote locations (where grid connection is not economic or challenging). Alternative energy such as solar, wind, etc.

(including but not limited to) Salt tolerant vegetation or trees targeted for beneficial use of produced water; vegetation or trees targeted for growth in drill cutting based soils; site or spill remediation solutions. Biochar for produced/flowback water cleanup, soil remediation. Synthetic biology and genetically modified plants that capture CO2

(including but not limited to) Novel materials or chemicals comprised of no or fewer hazardous chemicals; advanced materials less likely to rust or corrode which will improve containment; improved treating chemicals and detection methods; chemicals to extract hazardous items from produced fluids; new products made from captured CO2, new ways to capture/separate CO2 and NGLs, or geothermal technologies.

(including but not limited to):                          Trash and litter are a community problem that impacts the industry and the communities oil and gas companies work in. While not the primary source, industry generates solid waste (which has the potential to become pollution) from oil and gas operations. Novel approaches for eliminating the need for a high use material, material substitution or methods to contain and recycle high frequency items. 

(including but not limited to) Hydrogen production, hydrogen
transport technologies and novel synergistic uses for existing infrastructure.

(including but not limited to)Cost-effective, precise and accurate measurement of low
volume gas flow at almost atmospheric conditions, i.e. on the suction of tank vapor destruction devices.

(including but not limited to) Limiting water and energy usage in operational divisions; mitigating engine noise pollution; dust control; information technology applications that limit environmental impact. Sound attenuation systems for low-frequency noise from drilling/completion sites in proximity to residents. Multi-phase gas compression technologies.