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NATURAL GAS PROCESSING INTELLIGENCE

Less searching.
More business.

Find your next customer in natural gas processing.

For service providers and engineering firms: see who operates where, investigate plant age and processing capacity, and follow market developments. Spend less time building prospect lists and more time developing new business.

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BUILT FOR TEAMS GROWING THEIR BUSINESS

Service providers / Engineering firms / Equipment suppliers / Market intelligence

01 / THE PRO MAP

A plant is a point.
Context is the advantage.

See where potential customers operate and what surrounds their plants. Explore processing assets and nearby infrastructure to identify the facilities and regions that fit your services.

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Processing assets

Locate cryogenic, JT / refrigeration, treating / dehydration, fractionation, and compression facilities. Filter by plant type and project status.

Find the right assets
02

Energy infrastructure

Bring hydrocarbon pipelines, transmission lines, substations, and power plants into view to investigate nearby infrastructure.

Screen the surroundings
03

Carbon storage context

Explore Class VI projects by active, permitted, pending, and inactive status. Put potential storage options in geographic context.

Connect the carbon picture
04

The local picture

Add water infrastructure, major facilities, farms, counties, and urban and residential areas. Switch to satellite imagery for a closer look.

Understand the location

Layer detail varies by location and zoom level. Infrastructure proximity is a starting point for further investigation.

02 / CONNECTED DATA

Who operates where?
Know before you reach out.

Filter by company, geography, plant type, status, and product stream. Then explore plant profiles, source documents, and market news to build a more informed prospect list.

One connected view.
Fewer research dead ends.
ASSET → OPERATOR → SOURCEPlant records

Know the operator. Understand the plant.

Find plants that fit your territory and services. Open their profiles to see who operates them, use the operational year to assess plant age, and review inlet gas capacity (MMcf/d) and NGL capacity (bpd) where available.

WHO OPERATES WHERE?Operator & location
HOW OLD IS THE PLANT?Operational year
WHAT IS ITS PROCESSING SCALE?Inlet gas & NGL capacity
DOES IT FIT YOUR SERVICES?Plant type & product stream
WHAT STAGE IS IT AT?Operational, construction & planned
WHAT ELSE SHOULD YOU REVIEW?Partners & CO₂ emissions

Capacity describes plant scale; it is not a measure of current processing volumes.

Go back to the evidence. Linked references and hosted documents keep source material close to the asset. Search document text to find relevant passages.

Explore plant data
COMPANY → PORTFOLIO → RELATIONSHIPSCompany records

See where your next customer operates.

Search operators and follow parent and subsidiary relationships. Explore their linked plant portfolios to find regional prospects, prepare account plans, and identify other facilities that could use your services.

IDENTIFYCompany & category
CONNECTParents & subsidiaries
EXPLORELinked plant portfolios
FOLLOW UPCompany websites

Spend less time reconciling names. Move between company relationships and linked assets without rebuilding the connections in a separate spreadsheet.

Explore company data
COVERAGE → ASSET → CONTEXTNews records

Keep up with new plants and market moves.

Explore market updates and coverage of new plants, expansions, and transactions. Filter news by text, publisher, country, or linked plant, then follow the related asset, company, and original article to investigate the opportunity.

DISCOVERHeadlines & coverage
TRACEPublishers & source links
CONNECTRelated plants & companies
REVIEWPublication dates

Give your next conversation a reason. Use project and market developments to identify potential engineering, equipment, and service needs and prepare more relevant outreach.

Explore market updates
EMPLOYER → LOCATION → ACTIVITYHiring records

Find another signal worth following.

Explore job postings by company, location, title, and platform. Review employer rankings and posting trends to identify where to focus your next research step.

DISCOVERJob titles & employers
LOCATEHiring locations
COMPAREEmployer posting activity
FOLLOWPosting dates & trends

Add a useful research signal. Hiring activity can help frame questions about an organization’s needs; confirm project plans with the underlying sources.

Explore hiring activity

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03 / FROM INFORMATION TO ACTION

Find the right companies.
Start better conversations.

Turn plant and market information into a focused business development plan. Find potential customers, understand their assets, and investigate where your expertise could help.

SERVICE PROVIDERS & EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS

Find plants that fit
what you offer.

Filter plants by territory, operator, type, and status. Review age and capacity in plant profiles to research potential maintenance, inspection, equipment replacement, and operating support opportunities.

Spend less on broad prospecting. Focus on relevant accounts.
ENGINEERING FIRMS & PROJECT TEAMS

Find your next
engineering opportunity.

Follow new plants and expansion coverage, and investigate older facilities for potential modernization work. Review processing capacity, operators, and nearby infrastructure before qualifying a project.

Direct proposal effort, site visits, and studies toward a stronger shortlist.
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & MARKET INTELLIGENCE

Follow the market.
Spot reasons to reach out.

Review news on new plants, expansions, and company transactions alongside hiring activity. Connect developments to operators and locations to keep account research current and find new prospects.

Less scattered searching. More relevant conversations.
CARBON MANAGEMENT TEAMS

Investigate capture
and storage opportunities.

Review available plant CO₂ and amine emissions data alongside Class VI project locations and status to guide initial screening.

Narrow the field before detailed feasibility work.

LESS FRICTION. MORE FOCUS.

Less research time.
More time with customers.

Bring prospect research into one workspace. Reduce manual list building and focus sales, engineering, and travel budgets on opportunities that fit your business.

  1. 01

    Start with a connected picture

    See who operates where, then investigate each plant’s age, capacity, infrastructure, and sources.

  2. 02

    Qualify before you commit

    Filter the plant table to your market and services, then use asset details to prioritize outreach.

  3. 03

    Put your budget where it matters

    Follow market and project news to focus conversations, proposals, and site visits on relevant prospects.

YOUR NEXT OPPORTUNITY HAS A LOCATION.

Find your next business opportunity.

Find the operators and plants that fit your services. Give your team a better starting point.

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