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Monica Sippola, director of business development at Kuva Systems, discusses with NGW how the company’s patented non-thermal infrared camera and cloud monitoring technology provides continuous remote monitoring of methane emissions with zero false positives assurance.

The AAPG interviews Robert Ward, VP of Business Development at Kuva, on Kuva Systems.

Carlos Santamaria, our VP of Product Management and Monica Sippola, our Director of Business Development recently sat down with the Daily Oil Bulletin to discuss how Kuva Systems can enable upstream and midstream oil and gas companies to improve their operations and meet ESG and methane intensity goals with our cost-effective optical methane monitoring solution. “Tanks and unlit or underperforming flares have shown to be the majority of oil and gas methane emissions and our technology is particularly well suited to monitor those super-emitters,” Sippola says. Kuva’s vice-president of product management, Carlos Santamaria, says until now the conversation on tackling methane leaks has been dominated by voluntary emission reduction to address ESG factors. But going forward he believes the demand for Kuva’s monitoring system will be driven by governments across North America adopting more stringent requirements to eliminate methane emissions.

The Device Chronicle interviews Sean Weiss, VP of Software Engineering at Kuva, on gas imaging thermal detection cameras and OTA software updates.

Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that is estimated to be over eighty times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide over a twenty year period. Emissions can cause many negative financial impacts to a corporation from over-reporting emissions events, loss of a valuable commodity as well as reputation and brand damage to the business.