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Our History

Innovation. Integrity. Flawless performance.

Vapor Point was born in a challenge to innovate.

A major Gulf Coast refinery manager came to our founders with a problem: how to better manage benzene emissions from vac truck exhaust. That conversation began a decade-long R&D effort, the result of which was a new breed of vapor control device—VaporLockTM.

In Vapor Point’s early days—around 2008—our work revolved around assisting clients in managing their Maintenance, Start Up, and Shutdown permit obligations in Texas. As new EPA requirements grew out of BWON and MACT, we quickly leveraged our core VaporLockTM and Hydraulic AmalgamationTM technologies to help our clients stay ahead of these new compliance requirements.

In 2015, when the EPA developed the Refinery Sector Risk Analysis and subsequent rule revisions, Vapor Point was again at the forefront, leading efforts to design solutions to satisfy these new mandates. While our competitors continued to push the same, tired methods of destruction or direct chemical treatment, Vapor Point was—and still is—the only company to develop innovative, safer, more cost-effective methods for managing EPA emissions restrictions.

From the start, Vapor Point has focused on anticipating our clients’ ever-evolving regulatory compliance challenges. Today our VaporLockTM technology includes a full suite of applications servicing the upstream, midstream, and downstream petrochemical industries.

Best-in-class technologies backed up by a world-class team delivering unmatched customer service.

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Sara McIntosh
- Jun 14, 2016
- 1 min read

Environmental Health & Safety in Galveston

On June 6–9, 2016, Vapor Point exhibited at the 2016 Environmental, Health and Safety Seminar (EHS) held at Galveston's famous Moody Gardens. We had a great time speaking with friends old and new who stopped by Vapor Point's booth #608. Each year the EHS Seminar provides a great opportunity for attendees to enhance their regulatory knowledge, learn industry best practices, hear from subject-matter experts, and network with peers. The EHS Seminar is a collaboration of the Association of Chemical Industry of Texas (ACIT), the Texas Chemical Council (TCC), the Louisiana Chemical Industry Alliance (LCIA), and the Louisiana Chemical Association (LCA).

For more information about the 2016 EHS Seminar and Trade show, please click here.

Environmental Health & Safety in Galveston

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