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Air and GHG reporting for an evolving regulatory landscape

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Simplify data collection, quantification, and reporting

Adapt to changing requirements

Maintain compliance with changing regulations using flexible calculation methods and adaptable reporting tools.

Integrate data collection

Automate data collection with integrations that centralize operating data, emissions factors, equipment specifications, and more.

Quantify emissions

Report emissions per industry standards with full transparency into calculations. Ensure compliance, and minimize risk of penalties.

Simplify reporting

Generate reports for various regulatory frameworks with customizable templates and automated report generation.

Automate QA and compliance

Automate QA, anomaly detection, and compliance evaluation to enable a "manage by exception" model that ensures accuracy and saves time.

Reporting frameworks include:

  • US EPA GHGRP
  • US EPA Air Emissions Reporting Requirements
  • Canadian Federal GHGRP
  • EU Methane Rules
  • Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Oil and Natural Gas Annual Emission Inventory Reporting
  • New Mexico Environmental Department - Ozone Precursor Rule
  • California Air Resources Board Mandatory Reporting requirements
  • Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Emissions Inventories
  • Alaska Air Emissions Inventory & Reporting
  • TCEQ Environmental Reporting
  • Alberta TIER
  • British Columbia GHGRP
  • Alberta One Stop
  • Fuel, Flare, Vent Reporting
  • NPRI - National Pollutant Release Inventory
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Case study

Oil and gas producer gains clarity and control over emissions

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Challenges

Dispersed data, lack of visibility

2,500+ well sites generating massive amounts of emissions data scattered across several systems.

Difficulty understanding emissions profile and identifying key sources.

Limited ability to proactively manage regulatory compliance.

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OUTCOMES

Streamlined reporting, clear insights

Significantly reduced quantification and reporting efforts through data integration and automation.

Clear understanding of emissions profile and trends, enabling informed decision making for emissions reduction projects.

Accurate and timely regulatory reporting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about this solution, implementation considerations, integrations, and reporting capabilities.
What is regulatory air and GHG reporting software?
Regulatory air and GHG reporting software helps organizations collect, govern, calculate, and report emissions data required by environmental regulations. Rather than relying on spreadsheets and disconnected systems, modern platforms provide standardized workflows, transparent calculations, and audit-ready records that improve reporting accuracy and reduce manual effort.
What is the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP)?
The EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) is a U.S. facility-level greenhouse gas reporting program under 40 CFR Part 98. Covered oil and gas operators use it for annual reporting of facility emissions, with Subpart W especially relevant for petroleum and natural gas systems. Software helps when source data, calculations, QA/QC, and evidence stay governed through submission.
Read the EPA GHGRP reporting guide for oil and gas
What is EPA Subpart W?
EPA Subpart W is the Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems source category under the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (40 CFR Part 98). For covered oil and gas facilities, it is usually the part of GHGRP that shapes which assets belong in the report, which calculation methods apply, and what evidence teams must be able to reconstruct after submission. Requirements differ by industry segment, and current Part 98 rules remain in effect unless EPA finalizes later proposals. Read the EPA Subpart W reporting guide
Can one platform support both regulatory and voluntary emissions reporting?

Yes! Many organizations use a single governed emissions data foundation to support multiple reporting requirements. While regulatory and voluntary frameworks often have different methodologies and reporting expectations, modern emissions management platforms can help teams manage these workflows from the same trusted operational data while maintaining transparency and traceability.

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What should organizations look for in emissions reporting software?

When evaluating emissions reporting software, organizations should look beyond reporting outputs alone. Important capabilities include configurable reporting workflows, transparent calculation methodologies, strong data governance, audit trails, integration with operational systems, and the flexibility to adapt to evolving regulatory requirements. The right platform should improve confidence in reported data while reducing manual effort across reporting cycles.

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How does emissions reporting software improve audit readiness?
Audit-ready reporting depends on more than accurate calculations. Organizations need clear data lineage, documented methodologies, approval workflows, version history, and supporting evidence that explain how reported values were produced. Modern emissions reporting software helps centralize this information so internal teams, regulators, and auditors can understand and verify reported emissions.
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Can emissions reporting software integrate with existing operational systems?
Most enterprise emissions reporting platforms are designed to integrate with existing operational, environmental, and business systems rather than replace them. Integrations with historians, ERP platforms, environmental databases, laboratory systems, and other operational technologies help reduce duplicate data entry while improving consistency across reporting workflows.
How can emissions reporting software reduce manual reporting effort?
By automating data collection, calculations, validation, approvals, and reporting workflows, emissions reporting software can significantly reduce repetitive manual work. This allows environmental teams to spend less time compiling data and more time reviewing results, investigating anomalies, and improving operational performance.
How does emissions reporting software adapt to changing regulatory requirements?
Environmental reporting requirements continue to evolve across jurisdictions and reporting programs. Modern software platforms should provide configurable workflows and calculation methodologies that can be updated as regulations change, helping organizations respond without rebuilding reporting processes from scratch.
How long does implementation typically take?
Implementation timelines vary depending on the complexity of an organization's reporting requirements, existing systems, and data quality. Most successful implementations follow a phased approach that prioritizes high-value reporting workflows first before expanding to additional facilities, regulatory programs, or operational processes over time.