Capturing Wasted Energy from Natural Gas by: Chris Cote Sept 2011 There is enough energy currently being wasted in the United State at gas pressure reduction stations to power about 10 million homes—and for mere pennies. So, why aren’t we using it? Much natural gas is found in remote or distant regions (like Canada), and […]

Carson City, NV (April 29, 2011) – Don Langson, VP Project Development, of Langson Energy, spoke at the Western Gas Management School April 25-28, in Spokane, Washington. During his presentation to gas industry personnel from throughout the western United States, Langson discussed how at gas pressure let-down stations and city gates, natural gas, which is […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Langson Energy’s Richard Langson Unveiled Latest Invention at Gastech 2011 Carson City, NV (April 5, 2011) – Carson City’s Richard Langson presented his latest invention, the Total Flow Gas Letdown Generator, at the Center of Technical Excellence (CoTE) during Gastech 2011, which took place March 21-24 at the Amsterdam RAI, The Netherlands. During his […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Langson Energy, Inc. Introduces the Gas Letdown Generator Carson City, NV (February 15, 2011) – Richard Langson, a Nevada inventor and owner of Langson Energy, Inc. is introducing his newest invention to market: the Gas Letdown Generator. Langson has been able to overcome the challenges of high capital costs, high maintenance and […]