Reduce emissions, optimize efficiency, and ensure compliance with real-time AI-powered monitoring.
Potential savings from avoiding regulatory fines
Per inspection with shutdowns, yearly manual costs range from €50K–€150K.
Of flare events go undetected or unreported with manual checks. (Industry audits, 2022)
Major plant accidents involve flare malfunction or delayed detection. (OSHA case studies, 2021)
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Monitors combustion gases, flare stack emissions, and thresholds. ETS, IED, and Wet Milieubeheer compliant.
Identifies pressurized gas and liquid leaks using multi-sensor arrays. Supports VOCs, hydrocarbons, and cryogenic fluid detection.
Detects material degradation and load-bearing anomalies. Supports ultrasonic, visual, and sensor-based inputs.
Engineered for oil & gas, petrochemical, LNG, power generation, and chemical processing industries.
Real-time detection and alerts ensure immediate corrective action.
Automated, standards-compliant reporting with precise emissions tracking.
Detection of leaks, corrosion monitoring, and structural anomaly detection.
Gather inputs from multiple sensor types across facilities.
ML models trained on historical and live plant data.
Anomaly prediction and failure forecasting.
Models plant behavior under various operating conditions.
While competitors like Flotek Industries offer flare monitoring solutions, Watchtower enhances operational efficiency by integrating AI-driven analytics and Digital Twin technology. This combination provides predictive maintenance capabilities, setting it apart from traditional monitoring systems.
In contrast to existing solutions, Watchtower offers automated compliance tracking tailored to specific regulations such as the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), Dutch Climate Act, and EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). This feature simplifies regulatory adherence and ESG reporting for companies operating within the EU and the Netherlands.
While many competitors, including Baker Hughes with its flare.IQ technology provides cloud-based solutions, and Watchtower offers a fully on-premise deployment. This approach ensures maximum data control, catering to industries with stringent security and compliance requirements.
Unlike standard offerings from companies such as Endress+Hauser, Watchtower provides modular and scalable solutions. This flexibility allows customization based on facility size, the number of flare stacks, and specific AI processing needs, ensuring cost-effectiveness and operational optimization.
FlareWatch is the first AI-driven flare monitoring platform developed in Iran and now expanding into global markets. It provides real-time emission tracking, predictive maintenance alerts, and compliance reporting for high-risk industries such as:
