From wrangling rattlesnakes to managing methane emissions, Andrew Walsh's journey to becoming Qube's VP of Customer Success is anything but conventional. Let's get to know the technical expert who's helping shape the future of emissions monitoring technology. 

Qube’s continuous monitoring (CM) solutions set a new standard for emissions management. On-site sensors detect methane leaks in real time, even in adverse conditions. Advanced analytics quantify leak intensity and calculate emissions, allowing for targeted remediation planning.

As the year wraps up, we’re proud to highlight the incredible progress Qube Technologies has achieved this year. Here are some highlights that showcase our growth, innovation and impact

Release 2.43 enhances your Qube dashboard with smarter custom alarm notifications, offering personalized settings for alarm parameters and notification frequency. Admins can now monitor device uptime with 6-hour intervals and track performance across devices, sites, and organizations. Gas concentration trends are now easier to visualize with options to toggle between hourly and daily averages.

At Qube Technologies, listening to our customers isn’t just part of what we do—it’s central to our mission. In the critical field of emissions monitoring, understanding real-world challenges and anticipating customers’ emerging needs are key to driving innovation.

Qube’s platform offers real-time leak detection, efficient alerting, and odor management, enabling RNG operators to maximize revenue, enhance safety, and reduce emissions. 

Qube Technologies remains proactive in supporting EPA compliance, offering continuous monitoring solutions with advanced tracking features. Qube has also applied to have its technology recognized as an alternative for NSPS OOOOb/EG OOOOc standards, positioning clients for seamless adaptation to changing requirements. 

Qube Dashboard 2.41 release introduces integrated aerial inspection capabilities and emission plume visualization tools for enhanced environmental monitoring and compliance management.

Evolving regulations demand operator compliance to ensure efficient and cost-effective operations. Qube, a leader in continuous methane monitoring, helps clients across industries, including oil and gas, meet these regulatory challenges.

Qube Technologies has built the Controlled Release Test Facility (CRTF), roughly 60 km (~ 37 mi) west of Calgary, Alberta, which functions as a specialized field environment to conduct continuous monitoring (CM) emissions tests under controlled real-world conditions. 

The landfill sector is undergoing significant change – heightened public scrutiny, incoming regulatory changes, and a rapidly evolving emissions monitoring landscape. Continuous monitoring technologies such as Qube offer clear advantages over traditional SEM approaches, including real-time leak detection, odor management, and all-season coverage.

Recently, we had the privilege of participating in the SPE Tech Talk, hosted by Victoria Jones, where our Chief Operating Officer, Eric Wen, shared insights into our cutting-edge methane sensor technology and its real-world applications.

The new Site Baselines feature helps you quickly identify over-emitting sites by comparing emissions to baselines set using various timeframes or EPA-compliant methods. The Emission Rate Rolling Averages tool provides deeper insights into trends with options from 1-hour to 90-day averages, improving your emissions monitoring over time.

Qube Technologies, a leader in continuous emissions monitoring solutions for industrial and oil and gas industries, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gretchen C. Kern as Vice President of Regulatory & External Affairs.

Jarett Henry’s journey from strategy consulting to new market development at Qube Technologies is a testament to his adaptability, resilience, and commitment to making a difference. His ability to blend business strategy with operational involvement has already made a significant impact at Qube, and we look forward to seeing how he continues to drive innovation and growth in new markets. 

Qube’s platform provides continuous emissions monitoring, using wind data, gas concentration, and source identification algorithms to detect methane leaks. However, users must verify alerts, as the algorithm benefits from operational input to ensure accurate source identification. 

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.