Field notes, not press releases

SensorUp Partners with Repsol on Methane →

SensorUp partners with Repsol to advance OGMP 2.0 Level 5 methane reconciliation across its global upstream operations, toward near-zero methane by 2030.

SensorUp Partners with Momentick on Methane →

SensorUp and Momentick partner to pair satellite methane detection with the operational context operators need to classify, prioritize, and resolve events.

Methane Emissions Management FAQ for Operators →

Clear answers to common questions about methane emissions management for oil and gas: detection, false positives, OGMP 2.0, super emitters, and reporting.

Methane Management Has a Spatial Problem →

Methane sensing has matured, but mitigation will not scale without a standard spatial foundation. Peer-reviewed research on equal-area grids for emissions.

OrbitalPath: Public Methane Satellite Tracking →

OrbitalPath gives operators a heads-up on public methane satellite overpasses. Find your facility and view the upcoming satellite pass schedule for free.

How to Reduce False Positive Methane Alerts →

Why methane false positives happen, what each one costs in field dispatches and alert fatigue, and six practical strategies to cut them without missing leaks.

SensorUp + GHGSat: OGMP 2.0-Ready Workflow →

How the SensorUp and GHGSat integration turns satellite methane detection into an actionable, OGMP 2.0-ready workflow for operators, from the ground to space.

Where Human Judgment Fits in the Age of AI →

From a SAGE keynote: why human judgment and meaning stay essential as AI, IoT, and digital twins reshape how we sense and act on the physical world around us.

What the OGC EmissionML Standard Is and Isn't →

The OGC EmissionML standard is a data model and ontology, not an MMRV protocol, a reporting format, an AI model, or software. What it is, and what it isn't.

It's Not About the Tech. It's About the People →

Emissions are reduced by humans, not hardware. The biggest gains come when field, compliance, and operations teams have the right information in context.

How Do We Build a Planetary Nervous System? →

Lessons from the Frascati Pathway on building a Global Environmental Data Strategy: shared standards, AI, high-level ontologies, and uncertainty as a feature.

The Missing Link in Emissions Reconciliation →

Aerial and continuous monitoring found the emissions. Reconciling them to specific equipment is the bottleneck, and it needs a living inventory you can query.

Methane: Detection Is Solved. Action Isn't. →

Methane detection is solved. The unsolved problem is governance: acting on each finding, assigning the work, and proving to an auditor that it happened.

The Real Cost of Doing Nothing on Emissions →

Disorganized emissions workflows drain oil and gas operations quietly: wasted truck rolls, redundant work, and exposure that compounds. What inaction costs.

OGC EmissionML Working Group: Kickoff Summary →

Emissions data is scattered across spreadsheets, PDFs, and proprietary tools. A summary of the OGC EmissionML Standard Working Group kickoff, and what's next.

SensorUp and Intero Partner on Emissions Data →

SensorUp and Intero – The Sniffers partner to pair aerial and ground detection with one operational emissions record: finer data, defensible reporting.

Emissions Management Is Operations Management →

Forward-thinking operators treat emissions as a lever for long-term business resilience, not just a compliance cost center. Why the two are the same job.

Why Cost Control Is Emissions Management →

In a volatile oil and gas market, cost discipline is a survival trait, and emissions management is one of its sharpest levers. The mindset shift, explained.

A Practical Guide to Emissions Measurement →

How oil and gas operators can focus measurement on what is necessary, use public data where it helps, and avoid overbuilding a methane program they do not need.

Making Methane Management Make Sense in 2025 →

With capital discipline back in focus, emissions reduction has to fit the business, not fight it. How to keep a methane program that earns its place in 2025.

AI and Methane: Start With the Data Standard →

AI's potential in methane management rests on a standardized data foundation. Without it, insights stay unreliable and every downstream decision suffers.

MiQ and SensorUp Partner on Methane Reporting →

MiQ and SensorUp partner to streamline and automate methane emissions reporting and certification for the energy sector by integrating their two platforms.

SensorUp and Vertex Resource Group Partner →

SensorUp and Vertex Resource Group partner through the Powered By SensorUp program to improve methane emissions management across the oil and gas sector.

The Powered By SensorUp Partner Program →

The Powered By SensorUp partner program lets technology and service providers build their offerings on the SensorUp backbone and serve oil and gas operators.

Oxy, AWS, and SensorUp for Methane Integrity →

How Oxy uses SensorUp on AWS to strengthen methane emissions monitoring, improve operational efficiency, and keep its emissions data audit-ready and defensible.