Advanced Methane Emissions Monitoring Software

Methane emissions monitoring software brings sensor inputs, event detection, alerts, records, and reporting data into one operational workflow. For upstream oil and gas sites, it can combine optical gas imaging, video, acoustic signals, and equipment status to identify potential fugitive emissions. The most useful systems also help teams validate events, prioritize response, document mitigation, and analyze emissions trends over time.

Periodic LDAR inspections capture conditions at scheduled intervals, while continuous monitoring observes a site around the clock. Continuous systems can identify events that begin and end between surveys, establish duration, and notify designated personnel when a validated anomaly occurs. This creates a more complete operational record and can help operators direct field visits toward sites requiring attention instead of relying only on routine routes.

Zensory.ai™ uses a multi-sensor approach and an AI Site Learning cycle of approximately two days to establish a site baseline. Zentinal Core™ evaluates multiple sensor streams and is designed to filter known non-fugitive process events before sending alerts. Per-site sensitivity, suppression rules, and escalation workflows can also be tuned as operating conditions change, helping reduce unnecessary alert volume.

After Zentinal Core™ validates a fugitive gas event, Zentinal IQ™ provides a path to emissions quantification. Quantification follows validation rather than relying on every raw sensor indication, which helps improve data accuracy and defensibility. The resulting information can help operators understand event duration and volume, assess repair priorities, and prepare data for applicable regulatory or ESG reporting workflows.

Yes. Well Checked Systems offers SCADA integration services that connect monitoring alerts, emissions data, and operational insights with existing control-room workflows. Designated teams can receive near-real-time notifications through the Well Checked Dashboard, email, text, and SCADA. This allows operators to incorporate validated emissions events into established dispatch and response procedures rather than managing a separate alerting process.

When Zentinal Core™ validates a fugitive gas event, the operator’s designated dispatch team can receive near-real-time alerts through configured channels. Well Checked provides response-workflow templates, dispatch runbooks, rapid-response protocols, and alert-tuning support. Teams can acknowledge the alert, evaluate the site context, dispatch resources when appropriate, document mitigation, and use the event record to support follow-up analysis and reporting.

The platform uses onsite edge computing designed to operate independently of communications, which supports monitoring at remote wellsite environments. Local processing enables the system to continue evaluating sensor inputs when communications are constrained. Connectivity remains important for delivering alerts, dashboard access, and data transfer, so deployment planning should assess each site’s available power, communications, equipment layout, and operating conditions.

Well Checked structures emissions data to support EPA methane rule 40 CFR Part 60 Subpart OOOOb alternative-monitoring compliance submissions. Its outputs are also aligned with OGMP 2.0 Level 4/5 measurement-based reporting frameworks and structured for SASB Oil & Gas E&P and TCFD ESG disclosures. Operators should confirm their specific reporting obligations and submission requirements with qualified compliance advisors.