but continuous releases of methane during normal operation. Kathairos replaces that gas with liquid nitrogen, allowing equipment to function without venting methane into the atmosphere. The system operates without external power and requires minimal maintenance, making it well-suited for remote and large-scale deployments. The growing focus on methane mitigation is being driven by a combination of regulatory expectations, investor pressure and advances in monitoring technology. “Emissions performance is becoming a real factor in market access, capital allocation and the social license to operate,” Westerheide said. Scaling impact across North America Kathairos has deployed its technology at more than 3,000 sites across North America and is approaching a
milestone of eliminating 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions. The company’s emissions reductions are measured through its internal monitoring platform, giving operators real-time visibility into performance across their operations. Growth and outlook As Kathairos continues to expand its U.S. footprint, Oklahoma City is expected to remain central to its growth strategy. The company plans to add both commercial and technical roles locally and is evaluating the potential for a field operations presence in the Anadarko Basin as deployment activity increases. “Our growth in OKC is a direct reflection of the relationships we’ve built here,” Westerheide said. “Every new role we add is an investment in those partnerships and in this community.”
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