Fugitive Emissions Studies & LDAR Programs | Calgary & Houston

Coordinated between our Houston, Texas and Calgary, Alberta offices, Tundra Engineering conducts fugitive emissions studies that help energy operators identify leak sources, quantify methane losses, and strengthen regulatory compliance.

Leak Detection & Emissions Surveying

Tundra Engineering plans and executes fugitive emissions surveys across upstream and midstream facilities, including wellsites, compressor stations, gas plants, and pipeline rights-of-way. Our teams coordinate survey work with facility operations so screening is completed without interrupting production. Survey planning accounts for component counts, site accessibility, and seasonal constraints, giving operators a defensible baseline rather than a one-time spot check.

Quantification & Emissions Inventory Development

Identifying a leak is only the starting point. We quantify losses, tie each finding back to a specific component and tag number, and roll results into inventories that support corporate reporting. Where measurement data is incomplete, our engineers document assumptions and methodology so the resulting numbers withstand third-party review.

Regulatory Alignment & Reporting

Fugitive emissions obligations differ by jurisdiction, and Tundra Engineering’s presence in both Calgary, Alberta and Houston, Texas lets us support operators on either side of the border. We prepare survey documentation, repair records, and reporting submissions, and help owners set inspection frequencies that satisfy their regulators without over-surveying low-risk sites.

Repair Prioritization & Reduction Planning

Findings feed directly into action. We rank repairs by leak magnitude, safety exposure, and cost to correct, so maintenance budgets go where they reduce the most emissions. For persistent sources, our engineers evaluate design changes and fold them into planned work rather than treating them as one-off repairs.

Fugitive emissions work rarely stands alone. Survey results routinely inform environmental consulting scope, maintenance management planning, and flare mitigation design decisions across the same facility.

Fugitive emissions work sits alongside flaring and venting reduction and the broader environmental consulting scope.

This work can be delivered on its own or inside a complete EPCM engineering services package.