Momentick Partners with SensorUp to Turn Methane Intelligence into Operational Decisions

Momentick is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with SensorUp, a leading operational data management platform for oil and gas companies worldwide.

This partnership enables Momentick’s satellite-based methane detection and quantification data to flow directly into SensorUp’s operational environment, supporting operators as they move from detection to informed decision-making within their existing workflows.

Why This Partnership Matters

Satellite monitoring has changed how operators understand methane emissions across large, complex asset portfolios. Facilities in vast areas can now be monitored consistently, onshore and offshore, without relying solely on periodic inspections.

But insight alone does not reduce risk.

An emission quantified from space must be evaluated within operational context:

• Is this an abnormal release or a planned activity?

• Does it warrant further investigation?

• Does this asset show recurring patterns?

• What are the potential regulatory or operational implications?

By connecting Momentick’s data into SensorUp’s platform, alongside SCADA feeds, maintenance records, and work order systems, operators gain the context needed to assess events, prioritize response where appropriate, and document outcomes within their existing processes.

This collaboration is designed to reduce ambiguity and support informed action at the asset level.

How SensorUp Works 

SensorUp delivers a unified emissions management platform that helps oil and gas operators turn emissions data into operational action. The software integrates diverse detection sources—satellites, continuous monitors, aerial surveys, OGI cameras, and more—alongside operational systems like SCADA, maintenance logs, and work order tools, consolidating data into a single operational context.

Once operations and emissions data are in the SensorUp platform, operators can curate automated response plans and create tasks directly from emission observations and events. By logging and tracking emission events, repairs, and verifications, emissions accounting and compliance reporting can be tracked end-to-end, facilitating reporting to regulatory and voluntary framework agencies.

How Momentick Helps

Momentick delivers satellite-driven methane intelligence built to complement operational systems, not replace them.

• Fit-for-Purpose Satellite Selection.

  Different satellites are selected based on asset type, operational complexity, and required resolution, ensuring relevant data for each use case.

• Global Onshore and Offshore Monitoring.

  Visibility across expansive land infrastructure and offshore facilities, supporting centralized oversight of distributed assets.

• Near Real-Time Alerts Methane Intelligence.

  AI-driven processing identifies emissions events promptly, enabling timely review and assessment by operators.

  
  

• Pinpoint Source Identification.

  High-resolution localization narrows investigation to specific facilities or equipment, supporting efficient field verification.

  
  

• Quantified Emissions and Historical Benchmarking.

  Access to archived satellite data allows operators to establish performance baselines, identify recurring patterns, and evaluate mitigation efforts over time.

What This Means for Operators

This partnership creates a structured pathway from detection to operational evaluation:

• Momentick detects and quantifies a methane emission using appropriate satellite constellations.

• The detection data is automatically integrated into the SensorUp platform.

• Emissions are available in the SensorUp platform for operators.

• Operators assess, classify, and determine next steps within a unified system.

The result is improved situational awareness, clearer attribution, and more efficient coordination between detection insights and operational teams.

Built for Complex, High-Stakes Operations

The integration is particularly relevant for operators managing:

• Multi-basin and multinational portfolios requiring centralized visibility

• Offshore facilities where traditional monitoring is resource-intensive

• OGMP 2.0 Level 4/5 frameworks requiring measurement-based reporting

• MiQ-certified gas production and LNG export value chains under methane-intensity scrutiny

• Asset-dense environments where accurate source attribution is critical

In these environments, emissions intelligence must integrate smoothly into operational decision-making structures.

Looking Ahead

At Momentick, we believe methane intelligence should function as an operational input, not just a standalone reporting output. By partnering with SensorUp, we are enabling satellite-derived emissions data to become part of structured asset management workflows: contextualized, evaluated, and acted upon by operators based on their internal priorities and procedures.

We look forward to supporting operators worldwide in strengthening the link between methane visibility and operational performance.