Industry field notes

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.