Kathairos has emerged as the leading North American solution for methane elimination from pneumatics, with more than 1,000 systems in operation across North America and over 40 major oil and gas producer partners.
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This month marks a major milestone for Kathairos as we hit our third anniversary!
What began as a bold idea to rethink methane mitigation has grown into a solution that's reshaping the landscape of environmental technology in the oil and gas industry. Today, we're proud to share a video that reflects not just where we started, but how far we've come—and where we're going next.
From the first field trials to mitigating over 460,000 tonnes of CO₂e—in just three years—our journey has been defined by resilience, teamwork, and a shared mission to drive real, measurable change.
As Dick Brown, CEO and Chairman, said “The greatest time was the first tank.” That hands-on, in-the-field work set the tone for everything to come. What followed was validation from the industry's biggest players and a growing sense within our team that we were onto something transformative.
Over the past year, we’ve doubled down on our commitment to scale. Our nitrogen-based technology isn’t just working—it’s thriving, making a real impact at remote well sites across North America. And it’s gaining momentum as the preferred solution for methane mitigation.
“We’re no longer a startup company. We’re truly a fully commercial company—but the culture still feels like a startup. Everybody’s pitching in. Everybody knows what the goal is,” said Mike Hosford, Chief Commerical Officer.
That’s the spirit of Kathairos. It’s in the collaboration between teams, the grit of solving tough problems, and the sense of purpose that drives every project forward.
As we look to the future, we see Kathairos continuing to advance environmental innovation across the energy sector. And while there’s still much work to do, today is about celebrating how far we’ve come.
Thank you to our team, our partners, and everyone who’s believed in the mission.
Here’s to the next three years—and beyond!
