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Onterris Highlights Expanded Market Opportunities in Methane Emissions Management

Business Wire•03/11/2026•09:39 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤EPA methane rule proposal could expand Onterris’s addressable emissions-monitoring market
  • ➤Appendix K changes would expand OGI acceptance at natural gas processing facilities
  • ➤Onterris says technology enables more frequent monitoring at significantly lower cost
  • ➤Proposed rule published October 29, 2026, would reconsider 2024 methane regulation components

Expert Statements

Vijay Manthripragada, President and Chief Executive Officer at Onterris

“Operators should not have to choose between compliance, operational efficiency, and emissions performance”

Vijay Manthripragada, President and Chief Executive Officer at Onterris

“This change provides a more efficient, cost-effective compliance option without sacrificing emissions detection performance. We see it as an opportunity to expand access to proven emissions management solutions that deliver both environmental benefits and business value.”

Jared Metcalf, Senior Vice President of Air Emissions Solutions at Onterris

“Technology is changing the economics of emissions management”

Jared Metcalf, Senior Vice President of Air Emissions Solutions at Onterris

“With high-frequency monitoring and data-driven insights, operators can detect leaks faster, make more informed decisions, and achieve stronger environmental performance at a lower cost.”

Onterris Highlights Expanded Market Opportunities in Methane Emissions Management

Onterris (NYSE: ONT), a global environmental solutions company solving complex challenges for planet and progress, today highlighted how a Proposed Rule recently published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding federal methane regulations could create new opportunities for oil and gas operators to deploy emissions management technologies at greater scale, reducing emissions, improving operational efficiency and reducing costs.

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