Emissions Monitoring Software for Oil & Gas Operations

Emissions monitoring software collects, organizes, and presents data from field sensors so operators can detect, investigate, and document emission events. For upstream operations, it can combine optical gas imaging, video, acoustic signals, and analytics to identify methane or VOC anomalies. A strong platform also provides alerts, event history, quantification support, and reporting-ready records for operational, regulatory, and ESG teams.

Periodic LDAR inspections provide a snapshot of site conditions at scheduled intervals, while continuous monitoring observes equipment and potential emissions between inspections. This can shorten the time from an event’s onset to detection and response. Continuous records also help teams understand event duration and recurrence, prioritize maintenance, and maintain a more complete evidence trail than a single quarterly or periodic survey.

Zensory.ai™ uses a multi-sensor approach and an approximately two-day AI Site Learning cycle to establish normal site patterns. Zentinal Core™ evaluates signals across video, acoustic, and gas-imaging inputs to distinguish normal process emissions and routine activity from fugitive anomalies. This validation-focused approach helps operators avoid unnecessary dispatches, reduce alert fatigue, and focus attention on events that warrant investigation or mitigation.

Well Checked structures emissions data to support alternative-monitoring compliance submissions under EPA methane rule 40 CFR Part 60 Subpart OOOOb. The platform provides continuous records, validated events, and quantification capabilities that can strengthen compliance workflows. Operators remain responsible for determining applicable requirements and completing submissions, but monitoring data can provide a more traceable foundation for internal review and regulatory reporting.

Yes. Well Checked offers SCADA integration services that place alerts, emissions data, and operational insights within existing control-room workflows. After Zentinal Core™ validates a fugitive gas event, designated operator teams can receive notifications through the Well Checked Dashboard, email, text, and SCADA. Integration planning addresses available interfaces, alert routing, escalation logic, and the information most useful to operations personnel.

Once a validated event is identified, designated dispatch teams can receive near-real-time alerts through the dashboard, email, text, and SCADA channels. Well Checked provides response-workflow templates, dispatch runbooks, and rapid-response protocols designed to support acknowledgement, dispatch, and mitigation within 24 hours. Actual response times depend on operator staffing, site access, weather, safety procedures, and repair-resource availability.

The platform is designed for remote upstream wellsites and can provide visual, acoustic, and gas-monitoring awareness around production equipment and site operations. Acoustic anomaly detection originated with compressor applications and has been extended to other equipment across oil and gas facilities. Monitoring configurations are tailored to site layout, emissions risks, communications conditions, operational priorities, and the sensors needed for each use case.

Well Checked serves US continental onshore upstream oil and gas producing regions. Confirmed deployment experience includes the Appalachian Basin, with availability listed for the Permian, Anadarko, Bakken, Eagle Ford, Denver-Julesburg, and San Juan basins. A deployment assessment can evaluate site conditions, monitoring objectives, communications, and the appropriate platform configuration for a multi-site portfolio or pilot program.