Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Methane Marshal turns satellite detections into repair records
A paid methane-monitoring service for oil and gas operators that says it watches public satellite data and documents detected leaks and subsequent repairs.
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- Oil and gas operators monitoring fields and gathering systems
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- The described review matches detections against Texas RRC wells and pipelines and EPA facility data before assigning a confidence grade.
Field notes
The described process combines satellite sources such as Carbon Mapper and TROPOMI with Texas Railroad Commission and EPA records, followed by human review. The page reports 82 detections in the Eagle Ford over 90 days of published data; that figure is presented by the site, not independently verified in the supplied evidence. It lists a 90-day pilot at each tier’s rate and names the founder as the contact.
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