Independent testing at Colorado State University’s METEC Advancing Development of Emissions Detection (ADED) program shows that Qube’s continuous monitoring system reliably detects the leaks that drive most methane emissions at oil and gas sites. Compared with our 2024 campaign, Qube delivered stronger performance under more demanding test conditions.

In this article we walk through the results in four areas: localization, emission rate prediction, detection capability, and quantification. We also link to the final METEC report so you can review the full third-party results.

Release 2.55 is here. If you manage emission monitoring for a subset of assets, this update is for you. Set your Default Filter to focus the Overview and Emission Analytics on only your sites or regions and optionally limit alarm notifications to the same filter to cut noise.

Release 2.54 is live. Operators running mixed deployments of Qube Axon and Qube Lite can now identify device type at a glance, distinguish severity faster, and tailor Qube Lite alarms to each monitored equipment. It’s improved operational awareness and faster responses.

In March 2025, EPA approved Qube continuous monitoring as an alternative technology for periodic inspections under NSPS OOOOb/c ( and applicable to OOOOa). Here we detail how it works. Pick a 7-day window and a 90% PoD threshold. The 7-day block average either passes or fails, and crews conduct site inspections only upon fails. The results are less routine visits, faster repairs, and reduced costs across sites.

Release 2.53 is live. You can now zoom into low-level concentration changes and set measurement-based alarms per device for tighter, location-specific monitoring.

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.

Release 2.51 is live! It brings faster site filtering, emissions source performance tracking, and capability to provide the info you need to know before arriving at site.

Platform Release 2.50 is now live! This update delivers more user alarm control and visualized insights, leading to better operational performance.

Platform Release 2.49 is now live! Save time and gain insights from improved filtering and analysis.

Release 2.48 is now live! Enhanced fleet visibility. Smarter data exports. Streamlined alarm resolution.

Explore key updates to Alberta Directive 060 simplifying alt-FEMP adoption and learn how Qube’s continuous monitoring ensures seamless compliance and efficiency. 

We’re excited to announce Qube Dashboard Release 2.47, which introduces key upgrades to improve your emissions tracking and analysis. This release focuses on enhancing the user experience, streamlining data analysis, and helping you act faster when it matters most.

The EPA is pushing its most aggressive deregulatory effort yet, aiming to roll back key methane regulations. However, legal and procedural roadblocks could stall or block these changes, leaving operators in regulatory limbo. For now, existing EPA rules—like quarterly LDAR inspections—remain in full force. With legal battles expected to drag on for years, proactive methane monitoring is essential for compliance, asset integrity, and investor confidence. Stay ahead of the uncertainty—here’s what you need to know.

Congress has voted to repeal the EPA’s Waste Emissions Charge (WEC) rule, also known as the methane fee, which imposed financial penalties on large methane emitters in the oil and gas sector. While this eliminates the direct fee, EPA methane reporting requirements and state regulations still apply, meaning operators must continue monitoring and reporting emissions.

Qube Technologies is proud to announce Release 2.46, introducing new features that enhance emissions monitoring, streamline inspection logging, and improve data export functionality.

With the new Trump administration, methane regulations are in flux - but compliance remains essential. While some rules are being reviewed, others remain in effect, and operators need to stay prepared. Here’s a quick breakdown of what has changed (and what hasn’t) since Trump took office.

Release 2.45, featuring powerful new features to help you track site-wide emissions, refine baselines, and analyze gases beyond methane. Whether your priority is emissions identification, cost savings, or regulatory compliance, these updates provide greater visibility and control over your emissions performance.  

Qube Technologies’ continuous emissions monitoring solutions provide operators with the tools to detect and respond to emissions trends before they become super emitter events. By configuring real-time alarms, operators can take corrective action immediately, preventing third-party reports and ensuring regulatory compliance. 

Qube’s continuous monitoring (CM) solutions set a new standard for emissions management. On-site sensors detect methane leaks in real time, even in adverse conditions. Advanced analytics quantify leak intensity and calculate emissions, allowing for targeted remediation planning.

Release 2.43 enhances your Qube dashboard with smarter custom alarm notifications, offering personalized settings for alarm parameters and notification frequency. Admins can now monitor device uptime with 6-hour intervals and track performance across devices, sites, and organizations. Gas concentration trends are now easier to visualize with options to toggle between hourly and daily averages.