SensorUp Inc.

In today’s dynamic energy landscape, oil and gas companies may be reassessing the strategic importance of methane mitigation. Beyond compliance, there’s a compelling business case for prioritizing methane reduction—benefits that resonate across global markets. Key factors to consider that are driving methane mitigation efforts: • Operational Efficiency and Product Recovery: Methane leaks are not just environmental concerns but also represent lost product. Implementing advanced leak detection and repair (LDAR) programs enhances recovery and boosts operational efficiency. • Financial Performance and Risk Mitigation: Proactive methane management reduces exposure to regulatory costs and minimizes risks of operational disruptions. This safeguards assets and ensures consistent production. • Investor and Stakeholder Expectations: In both the U.S. and Europe, there’s a growing emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance. Robust methane mitigation strategies enhance capital access, improve stakeholder relations, and strengthen corporate reputation. • Market Alignment and Growth Opportunities: European markets are increasingly prioritizing environmental responsibility. Companies with strong methane mitigation practices are better positioned to meet international demand, opening new opportunities and enhancing competitiveness. By integrating methane mitigation into core business strategies, oil and gas operators can achieve significant operational and financial benefits. This proactive approach ensures resilience and competitiveness in a rapidly evolving global industry landscape. 👉 Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q02-ns_w0 For more information: info@sensorup.com #MethaneMitigation #OilAndGas #OperationalExcellence #ESG #Sustainability #Europe #EnergyInnovation #EnvironmentalStewardship

The oil and gas industry generates massive amounts of data from SCADA systems, IoT sensors, emissions monitors, and more. But let’s be honest—fragmented data and spreadsheets make it harder to extract the insights that drive real results. At SensorUp, we believe your data should work as hard as you do. That’s why our platform is built to connect every data stream, clean and normalize it, and transform it into actionable intelligence. Here’s what you can achieve: ✔️ Eliminate spreadsheets and streamline workflows. ✔️ Break down silos with real-time, unified data visibility. ✔️ Accelerate decisions with automated analytics and reporting. Whether you’re meeting OGMP compliance, optimizing LDAR programs, or enhancing operational efficiency, SensorUp empowers you to move beyond chaos and into clarity. Ready to say goodbye to spreadsheets? Discover how SensorUp can simplify your emissions and operational data management. 👉 Request a Demonstration and we'll show you how. info@sensorup.com #ConnectedClean #DataDrivenDecisions #OilAndGasInnovation #EmissionsManagement #SensorUp #Methane

SensorUp, in partnership with Insight M, delivers a comprehensive platform that simplifies and enhances methane emissions management for oil and gas operations. By integrating data from multiple measurement sources—including continuous monitoring systems, aerial surveys, satellite observations, and Insight M fly-overs—our platform eliminates silos and drives informed decision-making. Why This Matters: • Comprehensive Platform for Emissions Management: A centralized system allows operators to seamlessly manage emissions data from diverse sources, enabling actionable insights through time-series analysis and geospatial mapping tools. • Visualization and Insights: Tools such as time-series trends and map views make emissions data easy to analyze, empowering operators to identify and address key issues like leaks with precision. • Real-Time Automation: Automate workflows to dispatch field inspections, log and confirm leaks, and schedule repairs to comply with LDAR standards—all while reducing delays and manual effort. • Leveraging Historical Data: Advanced tools for tracking and analyzing historical data help operators uncover patterns, plan better, and reduce emissions over time. Together, SensorUp and Insight M provide operators with a unified, scalable solution to manage emissions efficiently, meet compliance requirements, and achieve their net-zero goals. With this partnership, methane management becomes smarter, simpler, and more effective. For more information or to schedule a demonstration: info@sensorup.com #MethaneManagement #Sustainability #NetZeroGoals #OilAndGasInnovation #PoweredBySensorUp #InsightM #methane

Navigating the intricate labyrinth of environmental regulations in the oil and gas industry requires more than diligence—it demands innovation and adaptability at the highest technical levels. Professionals in this sector are acutely aware of the complexities of managing emissions compliance across multiple jurisdictions, each with its nuanced regulations and reporting mandates. Our latest article delves into how SensorUp's advanced workflow setups modernize operator compliance management. SensorUp empowers organizations to integrate emissions data with real-time operational metrics by automating and standardizing complex business logic. This integration facilitates the creation of tailored, conditional workflows that account for regional regulatory variances and adapt dynamically to specific operational contexts and equipment types. We explore how leveraging customizable and scalable workflows can significantly reduce human error—a critical factor when dealing with multifaceted compliance obligations. SensorUp's platform allows operators to establish self-correcting mechanisms within workflows, enabling them to adjust actions based on evolving data without manual intervention. This ensures that compliance efforts are consistent and resilient in the face of changing regulations and operational conditions. Moreover, we discuss the importance of auditability and traceability in regulatory compliance. SensorUp ensures that every action triggered within a workflow is meticulously logged, creating an auditable trail that satisfies even the most stringent regulatory scrutiny. This level of documentation is indispensable during audits and for demonstrating due diligence to regulatory bodies. For those committed to pushing the boundaries of operational excellence and environmental stewardship in the oil and gas industry, embracing such advanced technological solutions is not just beneficial—it's imperative. We invite you to read our in-depth analysis on how tailored automation and intelligent workflow design can transform your compliance management strategies, ultimately enhancing efficiency, reducing risk, and ensuring sustainability. Dive into the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Y3L8y0 #OilAndGas #EnvironmentalCompliance #WorkflowAutomation #OperationalExcellence #SensorUp #EmissionsManagement #RegulatoryCompliance #DigitalTransformation #EnergyInnovation #Methane

Our founder and CTO, Steve Liang, was invited to teach a short course on The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards, IoT, and a Methane Sensor Web at International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad (IIITH). Embracing international standards like these plays a crucial role in building global capacity and fostering cross-border collaboration in technology and environmental monitoring.

The Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP) 2.0 framework has redefined expectations around methane emissions reporting, pushing operators to achieve unprecedented accuracy and granularity. However, the path to compliance brings a unique set of technical challenges—particularly in reconciling emissions data across varied sources, from continuous ground sensors to periodic satellite monitoring. Our latest article, The Challenges of Reconciliation Efforts for OGMP 2.0 Reporting, unpacks the complexities of aligning data from multiple monitoring techniques and reporting tiers, highlighting key issues such as measurement discrepancies, data fragmentation, and integration obstacles. We discuss strategies for leveraging robust emissions management platforms to meet OGMP 2.0’s stringent standards, ultimately driving actionable insights and emissions reductions. For oil and gas professionals focused on rigorous compliance and methane management, this article provides a detailed roadmap for navigating the OGMP 2.0 reconciliation landscape. 🔗 Read the full article to explore how operators are addressing the technical intricacies of OGMP 2.0 reconciliation efforts: https://hubs.ly/Q02W-w730 #ogmp #methane #emissions #oilandgas

Software Solutions for Centralized Emissions Data and OGMP 2.0 Compliance SensorUp will attend ADIPEC to connect with industry leaders in the Oil and Gas Industry. Our focus is on delivering solutions that address oil and gas companies' unique needs as they advance methane emissions management and reporting initiatives. SensorUp's software solutions support: • OGMP 2.0 Compliance: Enabling operators to meet and exceed OGMP 2.0 standards with comprehensive data integration and reporting that ensures alignment with global emissions management benchmarks. • Centralized Emissions Data Aggregation: Consolidating emissions data from diverse sources into a single, actionable platform, simplifying data management and supporting seamless compliance and market participation. If you're focused on advancing methane emissions management, we invite you to connect with us at ADIPEC to explore how our solutions can support your goals. To set up a meeting, contact: info@sensorup.com

SensorUp is honored to be highlighted in Marc van den Berg’s recent article on how technological innovation paves the way for a carbon-free future in logistics and supply chains. As a software company serving the oil and gas industry, SensorUp is committed to empowering operators with real-time data integration solutions that enhance visibility into emissions across assets. Our emissions management platform enables precise tracking and analysis of emissions data, providing the granular insights necessary for targeted mitigation strategies and improved operational efficiency. We believe collaboration and advanced technology are essential to driving sustainability in our industry.

Enhancing Asset Data Collection through Strategic Emissions Management Software Integration Integrating advanced emissions management software has become a strategic imperative in an era where operational efficiency and emissions reduction are paramount. Our latest article delves into how this technology transcends mere compliance, fundamentally transforming asset data collection processes. Key Insights Include: • Consolidating Disparate Data Sources: Learn how aggregating emissions and operational data breaks down silos, providing a holistic view of asset performance. • Automating Data Collection and Validation: Discover methods to reduce human error through real-time data capture and automated validation protocols. • Enhancing Data Quality via Standardization: Understand the importance of consistent data formats and uniform reporting for advanced analytics. • Organizing Data for Actionable Insights: Explore structuring techniques like asset hierarchies and customizable dashboards to pinpoint performance issues. • Improving Emissions Reporting Accuracy: See how automated reporting and audit trails ensure compliance and facilitate regulatory requirements. • Driving Continuous Improvement: Leverage data-driven insights to proactively identify inefficiencies and optimize asset management. • Scaling with Expanding Operations: Adapt to growing data volumes and new technologies without overhauling existing systems. This article is for oil and gas industry experts leveraging data integration and automation to enhance asset performance and sustainability. Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q02W5p9q0

Emissions data management in the oil and gas sector is becoming increasingly complex. We're generating unprecedented volumes of data with advanced methane monitoring technologies—on-site sensors, aerial surveys, and satellite observations. But are we effectively leveraging this data to reduce emissions? A critical challenge is the lack of correlation between emissions measurements and operational data. Without integrating these datasets, accurate root-cause analysis becomes nearly impossible, hindering our ability to mitigate emissions effectively. Moreover, inherent uncertainties in emissions measurement systems—sensor downtime, calibration errors, and environmental factors affecting aerial and satellite data—further complicate the situation. Our latest article explores how automating data integration and workflows can bridge this gap. By unifying emissions data with operational metrics, we can enhance real-time insights, improve root-cause analysis, and take swift, informed actions to reduce emissions. For those navigating the intricacies of emissions management and aiming to harness the full potential of their data, this article offers invaluable insights. It's a resource that will make your time reading it well-spent. Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q02TzLHC0 To request a demonstration, contact info@sensorup.com