Field collection
Associated and flare gas is collected from the field as the first link in the Mintaka supply chain.
Mintaka collects associated and flare gas at the field, moves it by gas bowser and delivers it to industrial customers through practical, project-specific supply routes.

Mintaka operates a practical local logistics model: collect field gas, coordinate its project-specific preparation and loading, transport it by road in bowsers, and deliver it to industrial customers through agreed receiving arrangements.
See the operating flow ↓Associated and flare gas is collected from the field as the first link in the Mintaka supply chain.
Gas bowsers create the road connection between the field source and the industrial customer.
Gas is delivered for productive industrial use through the customer’s agreed site arrangement.
Mintaka’s road-transport model connects field gas and industrial demand where a conventional pipeline route is not the selected supply solution.
Each operation is structured around the specific source, customer agreement, transport plan and site configuration.
Mintaka’s field-to-industry operations are coordinated around the specific source, customer, road route and site receiving requirements of each supply arrangement.
Source availability, field access, gas quality and supply planning are aligned for the route.
Expected volume, operating pattern and customer-site requirements guide the supply arrangement.
Loading, road movement, delivery planning and receiving coordination connect field and industry.
Operations are carried out with the relevant producer, transport, customer and regulatory requirements in view.
From the field source to the industrial gate, Mintaka coordinates the practical links in the delivery chain. Our operating focus is straightforward: reliable field collection, disciplined bowser movement and clear customer-side delivery arrangements.
Whether you are a field partner, an industrial gas user or a logistics provider, speak to Mintaka about a practical field-to-industry supply route.