Release 2.39 is now live, introducing the LDAR Workflow to effectively manage CH4 emission rate alarms by classifying emissions, assigning root causes, and tracking repair status directly in the Qube Dashboard. Additionally, users can utilize the Basic Workflow for other alarms to add comments and mark them as "Resolved," while classification data is easily accessible for analysis and export.

By upgrading high-bleed pneumatic devices to low-bleed controllers and implementing robust monitoring programs, operators can achieve significant reductions in methane emissions. These proactive measures are essential for complying with evolving regulations and minimizing environmental impact. 

This month, we shine the spotlight on Carol Brereton, a Senior Data Scientist whose journey from academic research to practical innovation is truly inspiring.

This study reinforces a core value proposition of the Qube platform: minimal sensing hardware is required to accurately quantify methane emissions, and the devices remain reliable year after year in the field without manual intervention. 

Qube deployed continuous monitoring devices with CH4 and CO sensors throughout a customer’s natural gas processing facility. The Qube sensors detected elevated emissions – specifically, increased CO concentrations – and reported this data to the customer via Qube’s dashboard.

The oil and gas industry faces increasing public pressure to reduce its environmental impact. Consequently, regulators are progressing more stringent regulations for the management of fugitive emissions.

We often hear from customers how important it is for their Qube Emissions data to integrate into their existing SCADA systems. For locating and troubleshooting issues, nothing beats having a single screen with integrated data about your facility’s operations alongside the atmospheric data and emissions model results reported by the Qube system. With the Qube REST API, this is all made easy. 

This month, we feature Waseem Alkhayer, whose extensive experience in electrical engineering and project management has been instrumental in driving innovation at Qube.

Qube Technologies (“Qube”), a leader in continuous emissions monitoring technology, is proud to announce that it has achieved the Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type 2 certification. This milestone underscores our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security for our customers.

In areas of high-density oil & gas, mixed-use industrial, and agricultural development, it can be difficult to determine the source of a greenhouse gas emission.

Qube has participated in numerous studies characterizing the technologies probability of detection and one thing has remained consistent across all of these studies; our PoD has never converged to a single curve or value for a 90% PoD.

A basic requirement of a continuous monitoring system is generation of alarm notifications based on emission rates exceeding a defined threshold. Alarm notifications are used by field operations personnel, LDAR technicians, engineers, and air quality professionals to initiate further investigation of the emission event and if necessary, coordinate field inspection and repairs.

At Qube Technologies, our team is our greatest asset. This month, we shine the spotlight on Gage McCoy, a Business Development Representative whose journey through the energy sector is as dynamic and inspiring as the innovations he champions. 

Qube Technologies (QUBE), a leader in continuous emissions monitoring solutions, is pleased to announce the addition of Teresa Waddington to its Board of Directors. This appointment comes on the heels of QUBE's successful Series B funding round.

The oil and gas industry faces new challenges with the EPA’s Methane Rules and the Waste Emission Charge. Compliance is becoming complex, requiring a strategic technology plan to optimize field operations. At Qube Technologies, we provide Continuous Monitoring (CM) technologies and support for the oil and gas industry.

At Qube Technologies, we are proud of our talented team members who drive innovation and excellence in everything we do. This month, we spotlight Everett, our Director of Data Science, whose journey through the realms of environmental science, data analytics, and machine learning has been nothing short of inspiring.

Emissions from oil and gas facilities are dynamic and often intermittent, meaning that standard measurement techniques may only capture a small portion of a facility's actual emissions. This is commonly known as intermittency, referring to the sporadic release of gases caused by operational changes or equipment issues.

At QUBE, we take pride in our exceptional team of experts who bring unparalleled knowledge and passion to the field. In this edition of our Employee Spotlight series, we are thrilled to introduce Kathy, our dynamic Customer Success (CS) Manager.

Caerus Oil and Gas partners with Qube Technologies to deploy advanced continuous monitoring at 50 sites in Colorado’s Piceance Basin.

This pilot showed that leaks do not occur at consistent intervals or emission rates. In fact, just 5% of the detected leaks represented ~55% of the total emissions over nine months of data collection. This distribution is similar to the oil and gas sector, where research has found that the top 5-10% of leaks represent 60-80% of emissions.