Encino Environmental Services is at the forefront of the environmental industry in stack emissions testing. With over twenty years of experience in a wide variety of Title V compliance testing categories, we strive to provide our clients with comprehensive services and options. Supporting services of any scope and size, no stationary source job is too small or intricate for Encino Environmental Services.
Industrial & Commercial Stack Emissions Testing
Stack Emissions Testing for Unmatched Compliance & Performance
Leading-Edge Mobile Stationary Source Emissions Testing Labs & Technical Expertise
Our trained personnel are equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipment to ensure efficiency, reliability, and accuracy. In a field that is continuously evolving, it’s critical to update knowledge, equipment, and testing techniques, and we embrace these challenges.
Our staff understands the complexities of dealing with local, state, and federal regulatory entities, and we pride ourselves on bridging the gaps between our clients and those agencies. Encino Environmental Services will assist you from the beginning to the end of the process, from pre-compliance to compliance to performance, to keep your facility operating at peak efficiency while remaining cost-effective.
Key Benefits:
Proactive Communication and Immediate Results
Extensive Expertise
Diverse Title V Testing Services
State-of-the-Art Equipment and Techniques
Achieve Low Carbon Economy initiatives
OGMP 2.0 (Level 4 and Level 5 “Gold Standard” reporting)
Meet NSPS OOOOb requirement
Comply with Method 21 LDAR (OOOOa, VVA, and additional permit conditions)
Support certified natural gas initiatives
Support Voluntary Emissions Reduction (VER) initiatives for Carbon Capture Credits and shelter from Methane Tax regulations and other emissions reduction goals
NSPS KKK compliance for gas plants
Regulatory Expertise and Support
CEMS RATAs (Relative Accuracy Test Audit)
Compliance Tests
CO, CO2, NOx, 02, and SO2, VOCs, PM, HCHO, NH3, and many more.
Diagnostic Tests
Control Equipment Recommendations
Flare CEMS RATAs
HCL/HF & H2S/TRS Monitoring
Instrumental Emission Testing
30-B Mercury
Mobile CEMS Laboratories
Particulate & Particulate CEMS Audit
Trial Burn Tests
Performance Tests
Pilot Plant Testing
Sampling During CEMS Downtime (Gap Filling)
Subpart JJJJ (Quad J) & Subpart ZZZZ (Quad Z)
Thermal Oxidizer Temperature Optimization
Total Hydrocarbons VOCs
Trial-Burn Tests
Visible Emissions (Opacity Monitoring)
Asphalt Plants
Baghouses
Baking Ovens
Boilers
Coating Lines
Data Centers
Compressor Stations/Engines
Thermal, Regenerative & Catalytic Oxidizers
Creamatories
Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs)
Extruders
Hydrocarbon Flares
Incinerators
Lime Kilns
Landfills
Paint Booths
Power Plants/Turbines
Printing Presses
Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO’s)
Scrubbers
Thermal Oxidizers
RNG Facilities
Questions About Stack Testing?
We Have Answers!
Our experts have curated a Stack Emissions Testing FAQ that answers commonly asked questions about test methods, scheduling, site preparation, reporting, and more. Learn what happens at each stage of the stack testing process and what your team can do to prepare. If you don’t see the information you’re looking for, our team is just a phone call or email away.
Stack Testing Service Locations
Encino Environmental Services offers stack testing services throughout the U. S. including all major basins:
Permian Stack Testing (Texas & New Mexico)
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Delaware Basin – Western portion of the Permian, located mostly in West Texas and southeastern New Mexico
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Midland Basin – Central part of the Permian, primarily in West Texas
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Central Basin Platform – Lies between the Delaware and Midland basins
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Northwest Shelf – Northeastern New Mexico and West Texas
Appalachian Region (Northeast U.S.)
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Marcellus Shale – Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, New York
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Utica Shale – Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
Gulf Coast Region (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi)
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Eagle Ford Shale – South Texas
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Austin Chalk – Texas & Louisiana
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Haynesville-Bossier Shale – East Texas and northwest Louisiana
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Tuscaloosa Marine Shale – Louisiana & Mississippi
Midcontinent Region
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Anadarko Basin – Western Oklahoma, Texas Panhandle, and southwest Kansas
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Ardmore Basin – Southern Oklahoma
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Arkoma Basin – Eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas
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Cherokee Platform – Northeastern Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas
Rocky Mountain Region
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DJ Basin (Denver-Julesburg) – Colorado and Wyoming
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Powder River Basin – Northeastern Wyoming
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Piceance Basin – Western Colorado
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Uinta Basin – Northeastern Utah
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Greater Green River Basin – Southwest Wyoming
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San Juan Basin – Northwestern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado
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Big Horn Basin – North-central Wyoming
West Coast Region
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San Joaquin Basin – Central California
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Los Angeles Basin – Southern California
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Ventura Basin – Southern California
LET'S TALK EMISSIONS
Give us a call to discuss your commercial or industrial stack emissions testing needs.
