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Gas flaring, the burning of excess gas to dispose of it, is limited to short-term testing periods in new areas where commercial viability is in the process of being determined. CBG is a sweet gas, it does not contain hydrogen sulphide, and as a result the flares are similar to the flame in a furnace used for home heating.
