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XPLORATE SECURES MAJOR OIL AND GAS PROJECT FOR THE THIRD YEAR
Perth – Xplorate Pacific, leading Perth-based data intelligence company using cutting edge
RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System) technologies, has secured a major oil and gas
methane partnership (OGMP) tender for the third successive year, with a global tier one
energy partner. The partnership with Xplorate helps them better understand their methane
emissions and report accurately.
Announcing this partnership, CEO Ronnie Fahy said winning ongoing tenders with global
energy leaders recognised that Xplorate continuingly provides the best outcomes for the
company’s clients.
“Securing this competitive partnership for three successive years is testament to Xplorate’s
internationally renowned ability to harness the company’s expertise and technology. It
helps to ensure that they are meeting OGMP 2.0 reporting standards through advanced
methane monitoring and emissions data collection.
“We understand our clients must report to international best practice standards, and our
success over the past two years has been reaffirmed by securing this tender for a further
year.
“Leveraging our innovative technologies that deliver enhanced efficiency and accuracy,
Xplorate enables our client to move from generic emissions estimates to precise, verified
data enabling them to understand their emissions profile and inform their strategies to
reduce these emissions, as required by their OGMP commitments.” Mr Fahy noted.
“We remain on track to become a global market leader in unmanned aerial intelligence
solutions – delivering inspection missions, search and rescue and aerial surveillance beyond
line of sight.
“Xplorate’s commitment to ensuring that we can operate in a sustainable and responsible
industrial environment speaks to the heart of this partnership, delivering long-term
amelioration of methane emissions by delivering accurate and verifiable data for our client,”
Mr Fahy added.