A methane satellite will pass over your infrastructure this week. Do you know when?
PassIntel predicts satellite passes over your facilities and detects every aircraft crossing your corridors - so you can dispatch your methane response before the data is collected, not after.
$124,426
Clean Air Act Daily Penalty Rate
$305M+
Documented Penalties (3 yrs)
24
Satellites Tracked
9,976
Aircraft Classified
The sky is collecting data on your infrastructure. You're the last to know.
Methane-detecting satellites, regulatory aircraft, and third-party survey operators are gathering emissions data above your pipelines right now.
Satellite Exposure
24 methane-detecting satellites pass over US oil and gas infrastructure on predictable schedules. The data feeds UNEP's global tracking system, investor ESG verification, and state enforcement programs that are already operational. By the time you see the findings, it's too late to respond.
Regulatory Aircraft
EPA and PHMSA aircraft conduct aerial surveys over your infrastructure. Clean Air Act penalties reach $124,426 per day per violation. PHMSA fines reach $272,926 per violation. You find out when the enforcement letter arrives.
Verification Gap
While satellites and regulators watch from above, you can't even verify that your own patrol provider flew the route. Self-reported compliance logs aren't audit-ready - they're trust exercises. And when a satellite catches something your patrol should have found, the gap in your verification becomes the gap in your defense.
Think of it as a security camera for your airspace. One that tells you who's coming - and when.
Evidence
Know who was here.Every aircraft that crosses your corridors is recorded -- tail number, operator, altitude, timestamps. Same reason you install security cameras: when something happens, you can check the tape.
Classification
Know what they were doing.Each aircraft is identified, matched against 28 known operator fleets, and categorized -- regulatory, patrol, survey, unknown. You know who is flying and why.
Prediction
Know who's coming next.Methane-detecting satellite passes are calculated up to 7 days in advance. You know what's coming before it arrives.
Same leak. Same satellite. Two completely different outcomes.
Reactive
Without PassIntelSatellite passes over your facility
Methane plume detected and recorded
Data enters public record (CARB dashboard, UNEP MARS, investor databases)
Regulatory agency notifies you (CARB: 7 business days; SERP: 15 calendar days)
You scramble to repair under deadline pressure
Emergency mobilization costs, downtime, rushed crews
Detection stays on your record permanently
Pattern builds with each additional detection
Result: Leak fixed, but the record exists. Investors see it. Regulators track it. Your next contract negotiation just got harder.
Proactive
With PassIntelPassIntel predicts satellite pass 3-7 days in advance
You dispatch targeted patrol to check the corridor
Patrol finds and fixes leak during routine maintenance window
Satellite passes over your facility
Nothing detected. Clean pass.
No notification. No public record. No emergency costs.
Compliance report generated (SHA-256 verified, timestamped before the pass)
Result: Same leak. Same satellite. But no one knows it was ever there - except you, and your documentation proves you acted.
The cheapest leak to deal with is the one you fix before anyone else knows about it.
From satellite prediction to verified compliance - before the pass.
PassIntel doesn't just tell you what happened. It tells you what's coming - and gives you the tools to respond before it matters.
SatIntel Predicts
Satellite pass calculated
Our satellite intelligence engine calculates when methane-detecting satellites will approach your specific facilities. You know the satellite, the timing window, and which assets are in the potential imaging swath - up to 7 days in advance, with precision tightening as the pass approaches.
Operator Dispatches
Patrol directed to fly
Provider Flies
Methane detection patrol executed
PassIntel Verifies
Independent ADS-B confirms flight
Compliance Documented
Tamper-proof report generated
Your airspace and orbital exposure, one view.
A map-first interface built for infrastructure operators - showing both aircraft activity and upcoming satellite passes over your corridors.
Assets
Layers
30-day window
N12345
Survey probability
82%
Upcoming Satellite Passes
T-18h · 12 km swath
T-2d 4h · 19 km swath
T-5d 11h · 290 km swath
Recent Detections
EPA Region 6 · May 22
Patrol Provider A · May 21
Survey Operator B · May 20
Illustrative UI
Both sides of the compliance handshake.
Infrastructure Operators
Pipelines · Utilities · Gathering · Processing
You own the assets. You're responsible for what satellites and regulators find. PassIntel gives you advance notice of satellite passes, identifies every aircraft in your airspace, and creates an auditable compliance record proving you acted proactively - including between your scheduled patrol cycles.
- → Predict satellite passes up to 7 days in advance
- → Identify regulatory aircraft before enforcement arrives
- → Verify contractor patrol independently
- → Build an auditable compliance record
Aerial Service Providers
Patrol Companies · Methane Monitors · Survey Operators
You fly the missions. PassIntel proves it - with independent, third-party verification your clients can trust. With SatIntel alerts, you can offer your clients satellite-aware patrol scheduling: targeted offcycle flights that demonstrate proactive response to imaging events. That's a differentiator your competitors can't match.
- → Prove every patrol with third-party ADS-B verification
- → Offer satellite-triggered offcycle dispatch as a premium service
- → Generate tamper-proof compliance reports on demand
- → Win contracts with documented, independently verified coverage history
See your satellite exposure. In a live walkthrough.
Schedule a live walkthrough with your actual infrastructure data. We'll show you your satellite exposure, your aircraft activity, and the gaps in your current patrol coverage that satellites are flying through right now.