Integrity & Methane Reporting Readiness Assessment
Eight questions across eight categories - prioritisation, cycle comparison, measurement, granularity, turnaround, format, verification, and audit trail - scored instantly with a category breakdown and a full insight log.
Eight questions, eight categories
Prioritisation
1. How do you currently decide which segments or assets to inspect next?
Cycle comparison
2. Do you systematically compare each inspection cycle against the last one?
Data measurement
3. Is your emissions/integrity reporting based on estimated or measured data?
Data granularity
4. Is your data reconciled at the site level, or only at the individual source level?
Turnaround time
5. How long does it typically take to turn field evidence into a finished report?
Reporting format
6. Do your inspection records map cleanly to your regulatory reporting format?
Verification / QA
7. Is there an independent review or QA step before a finding becomes a reported figure?
Audit trail
8. Can you trace a reported figure back to the specific evidence behind it?
Your readiness band
Answer all eight questions to see your result
0 of 8 answered.
This is a directional self-assessment, not a formal compliance or OGMP 2.0 conformance audit. Use it to identify where to focus, not as a substitute for a real evaluation.
- Where does your inspection programme sit on the path to measurement-based reporting?
LeakSonic blog - full methodology write-up for this assessment.
- What "audit-ready" pipeline data actually means under PNGRB, OGMP 2.0, and emerging standards
LeakSonic blog - the audit-trail and format categories in this tool.
- Methane regulation and reporting: a global comparison
LeakSonic blog - regulatory context behind the measurement/granularity categories.
- OGMP 2.0 - Oil & Gas Methane Partnership
The official measurement-based methane reporting framework this assessment is directionally informed by.
- PNGRB - Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board
India's pipeline integrity and reporting regulator, referenced in the format category.
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Methodology & limits
Each of the eight categories carries 0, 1, or 2 points based on how close your answer is to a defined, evidence-based, measurement-driven workflow. The maximum score is 16, mapped to three bands, with a bar chart showing your score in every category and a line-by-line insight log explaining each one. The category set is directionally informed by the general shape of frameworks like OGMP 2.0 - source-level versus site-level data granularity, independent verification, and audit traceability are treated as distinct categories because the highest measurement-based reporting tiers require all of them together. This is a self-reported, directional tool built for quick reflection - it does not verify your answers, does not connect to any regulatory system, and is not a substitute for a formal OGMP 2.0 conformance assessment or a real technical evaluation of your programme.
Frequently asked
What is the Integrity & Methane Reporting Readiness Assessment?
A free, eight-category self-assessment engine that scores your current inspection prioritisation, cycle comparison, data measurement, data granularity, turnaround time, reporting format, verification/QA, and audit trail against measurement-based, evidence-driven best practice - returning a per-category breakdown chart, a line-by-line insight log, and a directional readiness band, not a formal audit result.
Is this an official OGMP 2.0 conformance check?
No. OGMP 2.0 conformance is assessed formally through the framework’s own reporting tiers and process, run by the Oil & Gas Methane Partnership. This tool is a quick, directional self-assessment informed by the general shape of that framework, to help you identify where your workflow has the most room to improve - a starting point for a conversation, not a substitute for formal conformance assessment.
How is the score calculated?
Each of the eight categories is worth up to 2 points based on the option you select, for a maximum score of 16. Your total, and your per-category breakdown, map to one of three bands - Foundational, Developing, or Advanced - each with a short explanation of what typically helps most at that stage, plus a full insight log explaining every category score.
Why does the assessment include a "data granularity" category?
Because measurement-based reporting frameworks like OGMP 2.0 distinguish between source-level measurement and site-level reconciliation - the highest reporting tiers require both, not one alone. That distinction is easy to miss, so we score it as its own category rather than folding it into general "measurement."
Want this done properly, on your real network or site?
This tool gives you a fast, illustrative estimate. Sentrix gives you a defensible, evidence-backed answer, built on your actual data. Tell us about your network or site and we'll walk you through it.