A staggering amount of natural gas is flared annually in the United States, more than 497 billion cubic feet to be exact. This is equivalent to over a million homes’ worth of energy supply going up in smoke. Flaring natural gas is not only wasteful it can lead to harmful emissions such as NOx, CO, and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). Not only that, the geographical view impacts from flames and smoke trails, draws increasing levels of concern from the public and industry regulators.