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Sustainability is not our marketing. It is our business model.

Sustainability is not our marketing. It is our business model.

Sustainability is not our marketing.
It is our business model.

The cleanest molecule is the one you never waste. Everything we build is designed to make waste pay, which means our environmental impact and our economics point the same way.

Operational, Not Promotional

Every project we run exists to capture value that would otherwise be lost to the atmosphere. The emissions we avoid are the direct result of the work, not an offset we purchased, which is why our numbers hold up to scrutiny. They are operational, not promotional.

The Gap the Whole Industry Is Closing

[01]

Independent satellite and aerial monitoring

has shown real-world oil and gas methane emissions running around four times higher than official EPA estimates across major US basins.

[02]

The era of self-reported numbers is ending.

We think that is right for the planet and a clear advantage for operators who act early. Capture closes the gap at the source, before someone else measures it for you.

How the Model Lowers Impact by Design

How the Model Lowers Impact by Design

Three ways, really.

Three ways, really.

01 · CAPTURE

At the Source

We capture emissions before they’re released, cheaper, cleaner, and easier to verify than chasing them down later.

02 · REUSE

Not Rebuild

Refurbished equipment carries a fraction of the embedded carbon of a new build, before the system even runs.

03 · OPERATE

We Own It

Because we own and operate the assets, we’re accountable for their performance for years, not just at handover.

Our Numbers Are Measured, not Modelled

The emissions reductions we report come from the operating performance of real assets, calculated against the baseline of what each site emitted before we arrived. We are happy to walk an investor or regulator through the methodology for any project. Our work is built to support the standards this audience increasingly requires: the World Bank’s Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 initiative, [2] and the United Nations Environment Programme’s Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 reporting framework. [3]

Sources

Sources

1.    Oil and gas methane emissions in major US basins measured at roughly two to five times the EPA Greenhouse Gas Inventory estimates, around four times in the Permian and Eagle Ford. Peer-reviewed: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2026 acp.copernicus.org/articles/26/5961/2026. Supporting data from the Environmental Defense Fund and MethaneSAT methanesat.org.

2.   World Bank, Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 Initiative worldbank.org/en/programs/zero-routine-flaring-by-2030.

3.   United Nations Environment Programme, Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 ogmpartnership.com.

1.    Oil and gas methane emissions in major US basins measured at roughly two to five times the EPA Greenhouse Gas Inventory estimates, around four times in the Permian and Eagle Ford. Peer-reviewed: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2026 acp.copernicus.org/articles/26/5961/2026. Supporting data from the Environmental Defense Fund and MethaneSAT methanesat.org.

2.   World Bank, Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 Initiative worldbank.org/en/programs/zero-routine-flaring-by-2030.

3.   United Nations Environment Programme, Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 ogmpartnership.com.

The Energy Transition Is Built, Not Declared.

The Energy Transition Is Built, Not Declared.

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