Flare gas recovery is the process of recovering waste gases that would normally be burned during the flaring process. These recovered gases can then be used as fuel gas in other parts of the facility. In addition to the cost-effectiveness of waste recovery, there are several other reasons to make this decision reasonable. Waste gases reduce the quality of the air and introduce undesirable compounds into it. Applying a recovery package for these gases can also greatly facilitate the process of reducing Carbon Dioxide emissions. Also, a significant portion of the gases sent for the flaring process are compounds such as Propylene, Ethylene, four-carbon materials and Hydrogen, which are economically valuable materials. Energy recovery and remanufacturing of fluorinated gases can be an important step towards energy extraction and reduction of air pollutants, and at the same time, by recovering the valuable compounds mentioned earlier, a big step can be taken to reduce the costs of power plants and facilities.

Therefore, in short, the purpose of recovering gases such as methane, sulfur dioxide and other gases that are normally burned in the flaring process is to prevent further damage to the environment and air quality. And at the same time for the recovered gases to be used as an energy source for other sectors of the said facility. Using a flue gas recovery package is one of the most cost-effective decisions made by oil and gas engineers.