Every molecule is a price decision. Are yours timed to the market?
Gas-to-power allocation, compression, and processing all run against a moving price. Whether to burn, sell, or store is an economic decision made hundreds of times a day — usually on a schedule, not on the spread.
One economic decision engine, applied across the entire energy value chain — from oil & gas and power generation to renewables, storage, grids and hydrogen.
Three destinations for the same molecule. Only one is optimal at tonight's price.
A flared or unpriced molecule earns nothing — the only decision with a guaranteed loss.
Compression and gas-to-power run on schedules. The price spread doesn't.
Allocation can be re-decided every hour. Most operations re-decide it once a quarter.
Three decision-gap patterns in oil & gas
Gas allocated on a schedule, not the spark spread
The choice to burn gas for power or sell it to the grid moves with the spark spread every hour. Fixed allocation ignores the hours when selling beats burning.
Compression running flat while tariffs swing
Compressors and processing trains draw large, shiftable loads. Running them through peak-price hours instead of cheap ones is a recoverable cost with no production impact.
Flaring and venting as unpriced loss
Associated gas that is flared has an opportunity cost the control room never sees in OMR — because no system prices the decision to flare versus capture and monetize.
The same engine. Your sector.
Every decision is a transparent, auditable calculation against published market prices. No black box. No fabricated results.
Ingest
Existing asset telemetry via SCADA/EMS or a file upload — no hardware to replace.
Align
Against published market signals — marginal price, scarcity, demand.
Replay
Every decision is replayed against what the economically optimal one would have been that hour.
Quantify
The economic decision gap in your currency — cited to official sources, independently verifiable.
The economic decisions specific to oil & gas
Spark-spread-aware allocation
Route gas to power or market on the hourly spread, not a fixed split.
Load-shift compression
Move shiftable compression and processing into the cheapest hours.
Associated-gas monetization timing
Price the flare-versus-capture decision and act when capture pays.
Maintenance in low-price windows
Schedule downtime into hours where lost output is cheapest.
A Decision Gap report — for your asset
Baseline — what your asset actually earned against real market prices, hour by hour.
Shadow run — the same decisions replayed with price-first logic.
Decision gap — the difference in OMR, broken down by leak type.
Top 20 actions ranked by OMR — date, hour, action taken vs. recommended.
Recovery roadmap — what captures each leak, with no software lock-in implied.
Frequently asked
We already have an energy management system. Why this?
EMS measures technical performance. We measure the economic quality of each dispatch and allocation decision in OMR — a different signal your EMS doesn't compute.
Does this touch our control systems?
No. Read-only by default. We replay your decisions against published prices and quantify the gap. Live control is opt-in and comes later.
How much is your oil & gas leaving on the table?
Tonight's peak will price your gas with or without you — and the hours you miss don't come back.
Free 7-day diagnostic with a written guarantee — if we find no recoverable value, you pay nothing.