SensorUp Partners with Repsol to Advance OGMP 2.0 Level 5 Methane Reconciliation Across Global Operations

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SensorUp announces its partnership with Repsol to support greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reconciliation across Repsol's global upstream operations. Repsol has established a strong position in methane management, with a demonstrated track record in measurement-informed reporting and independent recognition under international frameworks. The company has achieved a methane intensity of 0.12%, exceeding its 2025 target, and holds OGMP Gold Standard recognition from UNEP—reflecting mature processes already in place across its upstream operations.

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Building on this foundation, Repsol is now working with SensorUp to further strengthen greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reconciliation capabilities as regulatory expectations continue to evolve. The collaboration focuses on enhancing data integration, consistency, and operational efficiency across operated assets, supporting Repsol’s ongoing efforts to scale robust methane management practices over time.

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The platform will support Repsol's OGMP 2.0 Level 5 commitments by integrating multi-source emissions and operational data into a unified, field-proven solution that enables:

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• Greater accuracy and auditability in reconciling bottom-up inventories with site-level measurements.

• Streamlined workflows for uncertainty quantification and reporting.

• Actionable insights that connect measurement data to operational context.

• Operational excellence that supports Repsol's broader commitment to near-zero methane emissions by 2030.

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"Repsol has shown a strong and consistent commitment to advancing measurement‑based methane emissions management across its upstream operations, combining ambitious climate objectives with a clear focus on operational excellence,” said Kayla Ball, Chief Product Officer at SensorUp. “We’re proud to collaborate with Repsol in supporting the integration of robust, data‑driven reconciliation processes that enable credible reporting and continuous improvement across both conventional and non‑conventional assets.”

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Together, SensorUp and Repsol are advancing the industry standard for methane transparency, showing that OGMP 2.0 Level 5 reconciliation can be integrated in the operations across diverse asset types, regulatory environments, and measurement technologies.

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About SensorUp

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SensorUp is the emissions intelligence platform designed for oil and gas operators navigating operational complexity, regulatory pressure, and growing methane accountability. The platform centralizes diverse data streams, including satellite imagery, flyovers, continuous monitoring, production data, and OGI, into a single system that enables real-time visibility, reconciliation, and work-orderH integration.

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About Repsol

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Repsol is a global multi‑energy company operating across the energy value chain. It has been recognized with OGMP Gold Standard reporting for its methane management and is committed to advancing measurement‑based emissions management as part of its broader climate strategy. Through continuous improvement and digitalization, Repsol is committed to 0.1% v/v methane intensity by 2030, aligned with international initiatives such as the Oil & Gas Decarbonization Charter.

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