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Oilfield rentals from OSY save you time and money
OSY TANKS are vapour-tight tanks developed by OSY for speedy deployment and cost savings.
Oilfield Rentals reduce your upfront costs
Renting is a great way to eliminate large startup costs while being able to get the site up and running in a timely fashion. With a rental purchase option it can help distribute the equipment costs over time.
OSY Tanks - Single Well Battery Setup
Single well batteries can be set up in about 4 hours for a fraction of the cost of a typical site with separator, tanks, flare, piping etc. OSY Vapour-Tight tank package comes on one load and has everything required downstream of the wellhead.
Be more sure with easy long term tests
OSY can setup and rig in as fast as a testing crew, at a much cheaper rate, giving the customer the ability to test for months instead of days. This allows the client to be certain of well volumes and size their permanent facility more accurately.
OSY Tanks - No Fugitive Emissions
Sealed tanks eliminate unwanted odours and landowner complaints. Increased pressure rating doesn’t require a large diameter welded flare line for tank vapours, allowing for a quick and easy setup while still eliminating sour odours and methane emissions.
OSY Thoughts and Notes
When stranded production suddenly becomes economical: why rental equipment helps operators move faster without overcommitting capital
When production economics shift, operators may need a practical way to move before long-term facilities are ready. Rental equipment can support temporary production, testing, and flaring while helping reduce upfront capital commitment.
What Alberta’s methane agreement means for oilfield site operations
Alberta and Ottawa have reached an agreement in principle on methane equivalency. Here is what that could mean for oilfield site operations, including vapour-tight tanks, separators, knockouts, and flare stacks.
Alberta’s Flaring Cap Is Gone – Why Vapour Control Still Matters
Alberta removed its annual flaring cap in 2025, but emissions risk did not disappear. This article explains why vapour-tight tanks and well-designed flaring systems still matter under Directive 060, federal VOC rules, and community scrutiny across Western Canada.
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