Our Product and Ops Teams installed Qube Lite at Tourmaline Oil Corp's West Wolf Lake Gas Plant as part of the NGIF Accelerator's Emission Testing Centre Program.

Qube Lite is our new intrinsically safe, lower-cost continuous monitoring sensor, designed for near-source deployment. Perfect to zero-in on individual equipment (e.g., tanks, separators, wellheads, etc.).

Initial results were positive with easy installation and seamless activation, even in less than ideal weather.

Continuous monitoring provides a clear advantage: it constantly captures emissions data 24 hours a day. But this volume of data comes at a significant cost of bandwidth and power.

How can operators maintain reliable monitoring without straining their networks or batteries? Qube solves this by combining efficient power use with intelligent sampling techniques.

Here we review the advances in sampling, data compression, and payload frequency that make this possible.

Strategic sensor placement is critical for reliable, real-time methane detection. Detection depends not just on technology, but on understanding wind behavior, emission sources, and site constraints. 

Qube’s deployment methodology uses historical wind data, source mapping, and MILP-based optimization to design sensor arrays that maximize detection coverage and minimize false negatives. 

The Qube deployment tool turns this methodology into a practical workflow—helping operators visualize trade-offs, configure sensor layouts, and balance detection accuracy with budget. 

As VP of Regulatory and External Affairs, Gretchen brings her passion for environmental progress to Qube. "My favorite thing to do is advocacy in Washington, DC," she explains. Her work involves engaging with regulatory agencies, members of Congress, industry groups, and think tanks, including participation in the prestigious Harvard Methane Roundtable. 

Originally from Calgary, Nolan pursued a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering at the University of Calgary. Even during his studies, Nolan was drawn to the intersection of engineering, environmental science, and energy - working summer roles at oil and gas operators in northern Alberta and BC.

Byrne's combination of academic excellence, research experience, and practical problem-solving skills makes him an invaluable member of the Qube team. His work continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in emissions detection and quantification, contributing to Qube's mission of making a positive environmental impact through advanced technology. 

Texas laid the foundation for Bonnie Ellwood's career in environmental compliance and emissions management. Her journey took a pivotal turn in 2009 when she recognized a crucial gap in the industry: the disconnect between air quality requirements and operations

Qube, Bill works on cutting-edge technology in emissions detection and quantification. His current focus involves analyzing data from controlled release experiments at the CRTF, studying methane dispersion patterns, and developing advanced algorithms for emission estimation. 

Qube’s devices have been tested in some of the world’s toughest climates: extreme cold, heat, humidity, and dust. Qube has used this experience to refine our hardware to deliver reliable, durable continuous emissions monitoring anywhere in the world.

Morgan Sauer is instrumental in Qube’s success, leveraging his diverse background to bring exceptional organization to logistics and inventory management. His commitment to process optimization and adaptability ensures Qube is equipped to handle the demands of a growing business.

In this post, we’ll explore how our Logistics and Manufacturing Teams work in concert to deliver solutions that help your business stay ahead in the push for emissions management.  

From wrangling rattlesnakes to managing methane emissions, Andrew Walsh's journey to becoming Qube's VP of Customer Success is anything but conventional. Let's get to know the technical expert who's helping shape the future of emissions monitoring technology. 

At Qube Technologies, listening to our customers isn’t just part of what we do—it’s central to our mission. In the critical field of emissions monitoring, understanding real-world challenges and anticipating customers’ emerging needs are key to driving innovation.

Qube Technologies has built the Controlled Release Test Facility (CRTF), roughly 60 km (~ 37 mi) west of Calgary, Alberta, which functions as a specialized field environment to conduct continuous monitoring (CM) emissions tests under controlled real-world conditions. 

Qube Technologies, a leader in continuous emissions monitoring solutions for industrial and oil and gas industries, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gretchen C. Kern as Vice President of Regulatory & External Affairs.

Jarett Henry’s journey from strategy consulting to new market development at Qube Technologies is a testament to his adaptability, resilience, and commitment to making a difference. His ability to blend business strategy with operational involvement has already made a significant impact at Qube, and we look forward to seeing how he continues to drive innovation and growth in new markets. 

This month, we shine the spotlight on Carol Brereton, a Senior Data Scientist whose journey from academic research to practical innovation is truly inspiring.