Gas Liquids is experienced in geostorage projects including:

• Acid gas Injection (AGI)
• Salt Caverns and Related Developments
• Natural Gas Storage

Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd. (GLE) is a recognized world‑leader in the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) of acid gas injection (AGI) facilities, with over 40 CO2 / H2S sequestration systems designed globally by GLE since our first AGI project in 1995. Since that time, GLE has been involved in the design, development, evolution and planning of dozens of acid gas injection systems ranging from pure CO2 to over 90% H2S. Over 20 years of AGI projects, GLE has developed knowledge at the forefront of industry with respect to acid gas phase behaviour, hydrate and moisture management, control systems development, AGI compression technology, maximized AGI system flexibility and safety.

As co-inventors of the DexPro™ moisture management process, GLE has rapidly become the technical leader in acid gas system design, development, and operation.

GLE, in conjunction with Sphere Technology Connection, sponsors the Acid Gas Injection Symposium. We’ve had design papers in every symposium as well as papers frequently presented globally at sour gas and CO2 conferences. We present courses worldwide and often travel to remote locations to assist in AGI design, troubleshooting, control systems and reliability management.

Our specialists have published numerous AGI books, papers, and have also developed the software necessary for the practical implementation of AGI facilities and pipelines. AQUAlibrium is software developed at GLE, which is considered by many in industry to be the best available software for acid gas and water equilibrium calculations. GLEWPro, software for estimating injection pressure particularly for acid gas applications, was also developed at GLE. GLEWPro using the AQUAlibrium calculation engine for high-accuracy.

GLE is pleased to present AGI courses worldwide, and will often travel to remote locations to assist in AGI design, troubleshooting, control systems and reliability management.

John Carroll, director of Geostorage Process Engineering at Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd. (GLE), has authored or co-authored 50 papers in technical journals, contributed to 60 conference presentations, and has written and published 8 books about Acid Gas Injection. These published books are available for purchase from Amazon.