Emissions · Leak detection and repair
Find it. Fix it. Prove it.
Our crews use optical gas imaging to find methane and hydrocarbon leaks that are invisible to the eye, then repair, re-survey and document every one to the standard NUPRC expects.
Overview
Nigeria’s methane guidelines give operators clear survey frequencies and repair deadlines. Our LDAR service is built around them: we survey, tag, repair, verify and report, so every leak has an owner, a deadline and a closed record.
Our surveys use optical gas imaging. Eclat represents SENSIA Solutions in Nigeria and uses SENSIA’s RedLook cameras on its own campaigns, so clients get the technology and the crews that know it best.
Every result flows into Tightline, our compliance software, which turns field data into regulator-ready reports with a full audit trail.
Field survey · flow station manifold
01SurveyOGI sweep of every component
02TagLeak located and ranked
03RepairFixed on deadline
04VerifyRe-survey confirms
05ReportLogged in Tightline
What the NUPRC methane guidelines ask of operators
4× a yearLDAR surveys from year three, after one in year one and two in year two
5 daysto correct large leaks; 14 working days for smaller leaks
98%minimum flare destruction removal efficiency
SENSIARepresented in Nigeria by Eclat. RedLook optical gas imaging cameras and systems.
Baseline LDAR surveysFirst full OGI survey of a facility’s components to establish its leak inventory.
Recurring compliance roundsSurvey rounds planned to the NUPRC frequency for each year of the programme.
Repair and verificationLeak repairs on deadline, confirmed by re-survey and recorded.
Flare and vent monitoringOptical gas imaging of flares and vents to support emissions reporting.
Methane reportingInventories and regulator reports assembled in Tightline.
OGI camera supply and trainingSENSIA RedLook cameras supplied, commissioned and supported, with operator training.