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Sendero recently worked with BCarbon to generate 10,475 verified methane elimination credits under the MEEWP protocol by plugging a leaking Seaboard Operating Company well. The credit value helps offset plugging costs, giving the operator a clean path to closure without divestiture or long-term idle status. The work followed a rigorous process: methane evidence, a pre-plugging […]

Sendero Energy Solutions and BCarbon today announced the issuance of 10,475 carbon credits under BCarbon’s Methane Emissions Elimination through Well Plugging (MEEWP) protocol. MIDLAND, Texas and HOUSTON, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Sendero Energy Solutions, LLC (“Sendero”) and BCarbon, a nonprofit carbon registry, today announced the issuance of 10,475 carbon credits under BCarbon’s Methane Emissions

If your methane inventory still leans on emission factors, you’re leaving money on the table and adding risk. With Sendero Energy Solutions + Finboot, operators can move to auditable, batch-level actuals in weeks, unlock premium buyers, and future-proof against changing rules. We recently hosted a webinar with our own David Stewart, Finboot’s Juan Miguel Pérez

Protecting land, water, and reputations through responsible well-decommissioning For today’s operators, well-plugging and abandonment services are no longer just a regulatory formality. They represent a critical obligation that affects environmental outcomes, community relationships, and long-term business performance. Orphaned Wells: Environmental and Operational Risk Improperly decommissioned wells can leak methane, threaten groundwater, and trigger costly clean-up

A recap from our recent webinar with David Stewart, President and Co-Founder, Environmental Services Last week, Sendero President and Co-Founder of Environmental Services, David Stewart, hosted a webinar to walk through a critical challenge facing the energy industry and a promising market-driven solution. With fresh insights from the field in the Bakken and a trip

For decades, well plugging and abandonment (P&A) has been perceived merely as a necessary operational expense—a cost without return at the end of a well’s life. But what if the conclusion of a well’s productivity could be transformed into a meaningful new revenue stream? At Sendero, we’re actively reshaping the narrative around P&A by enabling