Satelytics’ satellite-based geospatial analytics now qualify under PHMSA’s 2025 rule as a compliant alternative to airplane patrols, giving pipeline operators faster, more precise ROW monitoring for leaks, methane, vegetation, geohazards, and encroachments while cutting cost and carbon.
Liquid Leak Detection
Satellite Monitoring Now PHMSA-Compliant
PHMSA’s 2025 rule explicitly authorizes satellite imaging for pipeline right-of-way patrol compliance, enabling operators to improve safety, detect threats at scale, reduce costs, and modernize monitoring under federal regulations.
Leveling Up
Satelytics’ geospatial analytics give oil and gas operators early, satellite-based detection of produced water and hydrocarbon leaks, land movement, methane, and encroachments, reducing cleanup costs, insurance claims, regulatory risk, and reputational damage.
The Writing on the Wall
Satelytics’ geospatial analytics turn satellite imagery into actionable insights for energy utilities, enabling early detection of tree threats and pipeline leaks, cutting emissions, and helping organizations transform operations much like the generative AI revolution.
Threading the Needle
Satelytics’ Constant Vigilance geospatial analytics precisely detect and attribute leaks and other threats in tightly packed, shared pipeline rights-of-way, helping operators protect their own assets, avoid unnecessary shutdowns, and collaborate safely with neighboring infrastructure owners.
“Our Biggest Expense Is Produced Water”
Satelytics’ satellite-based produced water analytics detect high-salinity brine leaks early by identifying chloride-rich signatures on soil, gravel, and vegetation, helping oil and gas operators avoid costly remediation and better manage a major operational expense.