Validere

Validere — An end-to-end emissions audit trail, not just a reported number. The platform captures the full calculation chain behind every disclosed emissions figure: activity data (fuel use, equipment runtime, venting and flaring volumes), the calculation method applied, emission factors used, assumptions and adjustments, plus version history, correction rationale and approval records. Reported totals are merely the output; the scarce asset is the traceable provenance linking each value back to its inputs, held across oil-and-gas operations with regulator-facing reporting structures (EPA GHGR…

Validere offers (Alternative, ESG, Reference) — Moderate in rows, extreme in value: each facility contributes periodic activity records (fuel, runtime, venting, flaring) with method, factor and approval metadata, giving order 10^6-10^8 linked calculation records across a multi-operator client base over several years. The distinguishing feature is not size but that each record carries full provenance — an asset no external party can reconstruct after the fact..

Quantifying the systematic gap between reported and actual upstream methane — the defining current controversy, where Subpart W filings are widely believed to understate real emissions — by comparing method-derived against measurement-derived values; training models to predict reporting error and derive correction factors from facility attributes; emission-factor validation and refinement, factors being the weakest link in any inventory; regulatory and transition-risk scoring for producers whose disclosures may not survive assurance; peer benchmarking of disclosure quality; and assembling the reconciliation logic every entrant to the MRV space needs but cannot build from public filings.

The data is with 6 years of history.

Coverage spans US, Other; Application Software, Oil & Gas Producers; alternative, ESG, reference; equities.