Fugitive Emission Monitoring for Upstream Oil and Gas Sites

Continuous fugitive emission monitoring uses fixed, autonomous sensors and AI analytics to observe wellsite methane and VOC emissions activity around the clock. Instead of relying only on periodic inspections, Well Checked Systems combines video, Long-Wave Infrared optical gas imaging, and acoustic abnormal-sound detection to detect, validate, alert, and quantify events so operators can understand duration, severity, and response priorities.

Zensory.ai™ uses a multi-sensor approach that includes high-resolution cameras, LWIR optical gas imaging, acoustic anomaly AI, and edge computing. Zentinal Core™ acts as the first-line detection layer, learning normal site behavior and filtering out non-fugitive process events. When an anomaly is validated, alerts can be sent through dashboard, email, text, and SCADA workflows.

The platform is designed to support LDAR programs by providing continuous records rather than isolated quarterly snapshots. It helps operators identify fugitive events sooner, document event timing, support repair decisions, and maintain structured data for regulatory use. Where applicable pathways are recognized, outputs can support EPA methane rule alternative-monitoring submissions and related state reporting requirements.

Zentinal IQ™ is the quantification layer built on top of validated Zentinal Core™ events. It is intended to quantify emissions after an event has been detected and filtered, helping improve accuracy and regulatory defensibility. This structure allows operators to separate first-line operational alerts from measurement-based reporting needs for EPA, state-agency, OGMP 2.0, SASB, and TCFD frameworks.

Well Checked Systems provides response-workflow templates, dispatch runbooks, alert escalation rules, and tuning support. Once a validated fugitive gas event is identified, the operator’s designated team can receive near-real-time notifications and work toward an acknowledge-dispatch-mitigate response within 24 hours, a window intended to support a documented, timely response to validated methane survey events.

Yes. Well Checked Systems offers SCADA integration services so alerts, emissions data, and operational insights can appear inside existing control room workflows. Integration helps operators avoid creating another disconnected dashboard and allows field, operations, and HSE teams to manage validated events through the systems they already use for dispatch and incident response.

Pricing is available on request because deployment scope depends on the number of sites, sensor configuration, reporting requirements, integration needs, and whether an operator begins with detection-only or adds quantification. Pilot programs are available, which can help teams validate performance, alert workflows, and business value before scaling across a larger field portfolio.

Well Checked Systems serves upstream oil and gas operators across US continental onshore producing regions. Confirmed deployment experience includes a program in the Appalachian Basin. The platform is built for remote wellsite environments and portfolios.