WE SEE WHAT'S NOT BEEN SEEN In the U.S. alone abandoned oil and gas wells are emitting more than Source - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 281 KILOTONS of METHANE GAS Nationally there could be as many as Source - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Report April 2021 ...and this is only an estimate. abandoned oil and gas wells 3.4 MILLION

The Issue

The number of derelict and abandoned wells is exploding.

With close to 4 million derelict wells left to seal, and counting, wells have already gone far beyond what state budgets and manpower can handle.

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The Impacts

Oil and gas are the highest man-made source of methane emissions in the U.S.

If we can figure out how to target those sources and fix them, that could be a significant reduction of greenhouse gas emissions coming from the oil and gas industry.

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The Solution

UVT is leading the charge on how to prioritize the issues of derelict and abandoned wells. 

UVT does this by developing, testing and proving that there is a better, more financially viable, solution to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions.

The UVT Solution

Why does UVT exist?

To address the increasing greenhouse gas emission rate of oil and gas wells.

Underground Vision Technologies (UVT) is an environmental services company that was formed out of a passion to stop all greenhouse gas emissions. UVT addresses the issues of abandoned and orphaned oil wells across the globe. In much the same way that ocean cleanup has taken a priority on environmental and societal agendas, UVT is helping to lead the charge in how our government and society prioritize the issues of abandoned and orphaned wells. We do this by developing, testing and proving that there is a better, more financially viable, solution to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions..

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An example of the problem:

99% of the nearly 36,000 drilled wells in Osage County, Oklahoma are derelict, methane emitting wells.

Of nearly 36,000 drilled wells on record, only 215 are currently active.