# methane.exchange - Gas, sites and buyers, qualified | Methane.Exchange > We qualify gas supply, sites and buyer requirements, then introduce the parties whose facts fit, and we do the land and rights work. ## Overview & Scope - **Canonical Domain**: https://methane.exchange/ - **Contact Email**: hello@methane.exchange - **Phone**: (307) 263-8515 - **Privacy Policy**: https://methane.exchange/privacy.html - **Terms of Use**: https://methane.exchange/terms.html - **Access Policy**: Public browser calculators, checklists, and reference guides on this domain are free and ungated. Tract-specific courthouse deed, probate, unit, or division-order record verification is requested through the site inquiry form. ## AI & Structured Data Endpoints - **Extended Markdown Corpus**: https://methane.exchange/llms-full.txt - **AI API Index**: https://methane.exchange/api/ai/index.json - **Site & Page Metadata**: https://methane.exchange/api/ai/site-info.json - **Canonical FAQ Corpus (0 Q&As)**: https://methane.exchange/api/ai/faq.json - **XML Sitemap**: https://methane.exchange/sitemap.xml ## Pages, Calculators & Guides - [About | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/about): Methane.Exchange is operated by Our Landmen LLC, independent landmen who qualify gas, sites and buyers and make the introductions. - [Contact | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/contact): Send us a few lines about gas, a site, a power or compute requirement, or equipment, or call (307) 263-8515. - [Equipment reuse for gas projects | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/equipment-reuse): Idle generators, compressors, skids or containers that could serve a qualified gas project: describe the equipment and who can authorize discussions. - [For power and compute buyers | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/gas-buyers): Tell us what your power or compute load needs. We qualify gas and sites against that requirement and introduce the ones that fit. - [For gas suppliers | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/gas-suppliers): Stranded, flared, surplus or already marketed gas: we qualify the supply and site and introduce buyers whose requirements fit, with your permission. - [Qualifying a gas-supply opportunity | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/gas-supply-qualification): Questions that qualify a gas-supply opportunity: source and outlet, volume and its basis, quality, pressure, gas and site control. - [Gas volume, heating value and usable power | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/gas-volume-and-power): How to keep gas volume, heating value, heat rate, gross output and net power at the buyer's boundary separate. - [Guides | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/guides): Reference guides on qualifying gas supply and on gas volume, heating value and usable power, with sources and check dates. - [How it works | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/how-it-works): Nine stages from a first message to a selected introduction: who does each step, what evidence moves it forward and what you see. - [Gas, sites and buyers, qualified | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/): We qualify gas supply, sites and buyer requirements, then introduce the parties whose facts fit, and we do the land and rights work. - [For equipment, engineering and field providers | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/partners): Generation, compute, treatment, compression, engineering and field work: a profile on file and a call when a qualified gas project needs your role. - [Sample qualification packet | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/sample): A made-up opportunity written up in full: supply evidence, outlet and term, site and rights stack, buyer requirement fit, gaps and the opportunity profile. - [For site owners | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/sites): Land near gas production can host a power or compute pad. We screen the site's ownership, leases and access, and introduce a qualified project if it fits. - [Send an opportunity | Methane.Exchange](https://methane.exchange/submit): Choose your side: gas supplier, power or compute buyer, site owner, or equipment and service provider. Each form asks only what your side can answer. --- ## Full Page Summaries & Sections ### About | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/about - **Headline**: An origination desk run by landmen. - **Summary**: Methane.Exchange is operated by Our Landmen LLC, independent landmen who qualify gas, sites and buyers and make the introductions. - **Sections**: Why landmen; Where this fits; Use the form for your side.; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Methane.Exchange is operated by independent landmen who qualify gas, sites and buyers. - Companies that bring modular power and compute to gas come to us for supply and sites. What decides most of these projects is not the generator. It is whether the gas can be sold at the pad under the lease and the existing contracts, who owns the surface, what the surface use agreement allows, and which easements and road rights the site needs. Those answers are in the county records and the parties' agreements, and reading them is landman work. - We read the requests, qualify the opportunities and make the introductions. Engineering belongs to the parties' engineers. ### Contact | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/contact - **Headline**: Send a few lines, or call. - **Summary**: Send us a few lines about gas, a site, a power or compute requirement, or equipment, or call (307) 263-8515. - **Sections**: Methane.Exchange; Paths; Gas rights questions first? - For a specific opportunity, the form for your side asks the right questions: gas, requirement, site, equipment or services. For anything else, use this one. - Direct qualification desk for wellhead gas, sites and buyers. - Please do not send contracts, settlement statements or confidential documents. How we handle your request. ### Equipment reuse for gas projects | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/equipment-reuse - **Headline**: Equipment with a second use in a gas project. - **Summary**: Idle generators, compressors, skids or containers that could serve a qualified gas project: describe the equipment and who can authorize discussions. - **Sections**: What we sort out before an introduction; Describe the equipment; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Generators, compressors, treatment skids, meters, containers and connections sitting idle can fit a qualified gas-to-power or compute project. Describe what you have; a person decides whether there is a fit and what has to be checked first. - No inventory is published. This path is separate from the bankruptcy remnant business at remnant.energy. - Two steps: your contact details, then the project fit and a description. ### For power and compute buyers | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/gas-buyers - **Headline**: Start with your requirement. We find gas and a site that fit it. - **Summary**: Tell us what your power or compute load needs. We qualify gas and sites against that requirement and introduce the ones that fit. - **Sections**: You receive; Volume is not power. Where your requirement is measured matters.; Describe your requirement; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Modular compute operators, power developers and industrial users tell us what the load needs: where, how much, for how long and how much interruption it can take. We write the requirement down with you, then bring qualified gas and sites that match it. - Sample page: a buyer requirement against the evidence - Two steps: your contact details, then the essentials. Unknowns are fine. ### For gas suppliers | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/gas-suppliers - **Headline**: Gas with no outlet, a poor one or a full one. Find a buyer that fits it. - **Summary**: Stranded, flared, surplus or already marketed gas: we qualify the supply and site and introduce buyers whose requirements fit, with your permission. - **Sections**: You receive; Four supply situations, one set of questions.; Describe your gas; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Operators, working interest owners, gatherers and plants bring us gas that is stranded, flared, surplus or already marketed on terms they want to improve. We qualify it with you, read the lease, the dedications and the site from the record, and put it in front of buyers whose stated requirements fit. - Sample page: current outlet, dedication and term - Two steps: your contact details, then the essentials. Unknowns are fine. ### Qualifying a gas-supply opportunity | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/gas-supply-qualification - **Headline**: What information qualifies a gas-supply opportunity - **Summary**: Questions that qualify a gas-supply opportunity: source and outlet, volume and its basis, quality, pressure, gas and site control. - **Sections**: Describe the source and the current outlet; Identify the volume that might be available; Bring quality and pressure into the conversation; Separate gas control from site control; Set the timing and disclosure boundary; Use the form for your side.; Paths; Methane.Exchange - Questions to take to the supplier, the buyer and the equipment provider. - Start with what you know about the gas, where it can be delivered and who can discuss its use. Keep estimates separate from measurements. A useful first submission can still contain unknowns. - Give the state and county, a source identifier if you have one, and your relationship to the source. Describe whether the gas is currently flared, constrained, used on site or sold through an existing outlet. If an alternative outlet is the question, say that directly. Methane.Exchange considers these situations as part of the same qualification process. ### Gas volume, heating value and usable power | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/gas-volume-and-power - **Headline**: Gas volume, heating value and usable power: what to ask for - **Summary**: How to keep gas volume, heating value, heat rate, gross output and net power at the buyer's boundary separate. - **Sections**: Start with the quantity and its basis; Use the heating value for the actual fuel; Ask what the heat rate measures; Define the buyer's power boundary; Request a provider-specific balance; Use the existing screen for a preliminary question; Use the form for your side.; Paths - Questions to take to the supplier, the buyer and the equipment provider. - A gas rate and a power requirement describe different things. Before comparing them, agree on the volume basis, the fuel properties, the equipment performance basis and the point where power must be available. - For gas, write down the unit and the time period. Ask whether the number represents volume at actual meter conditions or volume corrected to stated reference conditions. Preserve those reference conditions with the number. EIA's production tables state their pressure and temperature basis, illustrating why a volume needs context. Their basis is not automatically your meter's basis. EIA production table notes, checked October 3, 2026. ### Guides | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/guides - **Headline**: The questions that change a gas-to-power decision. - **Summary**: Reference guides on qualifying gas supply and on gas volume, heating value and usable power, with sources and check dates. - **Sections**: Use the form for your side.; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Two reference guides behind the qualification, each with its sources and the date they were checked. - Gas rights, royalty and Texas flaring rules are covered on methane.land. - Each role page asks only what that side can answer: a supplier's volume and outlet, a buyer's requirement and tolerance for interruptions, a site owner's acreage and access, a provider's role and capacity. ### How it works | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/how-it-works - **Headline**: From a first message to an introduction, in nine stages. - **Summary**: Nine stages from a first message to a selected introduction: who does each step, what evidence moves it forward and what you see. - **Sections**: The short version; The stages; What a qualification covers; How we handle the facts; What we do not do; Use the form for your side.; Paths; Methane.Exchange - An opportunity moves forward only when the next decision has evidence behind it. A contact is a lead; a packet with open supply or site questions is still in qualification; an introduction happens only with permission. - The first review is a reply and a preliminary screen. A qualification summary, a site screen or land work, and how it is paid for, is agreed in writing before it starts. The landman work on a pad (surface lease, ROW, consents) can be engaged on its own. - Each role page asks only what that side can answer: a supplier's volume and outlet, a buyer's requirement and tolerance for interruptions, a site owner's acreage and access, a provider's role and capacity. ### Gas, sites and buyers, qualified | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/ - **Headline**: We qualify the gas, the site and the buyer, then introduce the ones that fit. - **Summary**: We qualify gas supply, sites and buyer requirements, then introduce the parties whose facts fit, and we do the land and rights work. - **Sections**: What each side receives; What happens next; A qualification summary you can check line by line.; Four sides, one qualification, then an introduction.; Not only flared gas.; Landmen, reading the gas and the ground together.; Use the form for your side.; Paths - Companies bringing modular power and compute to gas need supply they can count on and a pad they can use. Producers need an outlet for gas that is stranded, flared, surplus or already sold on poor terms. We check the supply, the site and the rights behind both, write it up, and introduce the parties whose facts match. - I have a site I provide equipment or services See a sample packet - Every opportunity is written up in the same format: the supply and its evidence, quality and pressure, the current outlet and term, the site and the rights stack from the county records, and the buyer's requirements marked Fits, Gap or Unknown. Each fact carries its source, its date and its state: reported, corroborated, unknown, or a gap that blocks the next decision. ### For equipment, engineering and field providers | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/partners - **Headline**: Bring your equipment or crew to qualified gas projects. - **Summary**: Generation, compute, treatment, compression, engineering and field work: a profile on file and a call when a qualified gas project needs your role. - **Sections**: You receive; Where providers come in.; Idle gensets, compressors, skids or containers?; Describe what you provide; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - For equipment, engineering and field providers - Generator and compute suppliers, treatment and compression vendors, engineers and field contractors tell us what they do, where, and at what capacity. When a qualified project needs your role, we call. There is no public roster and no listing fee. - Equipment that could serve a gas-linked project belongs here too: generation, treatment, compression, meters, containers, connections. Tell us what it is, where it sits and who can speak for it. Condition, authority and connection rights are separate questions we sort out before any introduction. This path is part of Methane.Exchange and separate from the bankruptcy remnant business at remnant.energy. ### Sample qualification packet | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/sample - **Headline**: A qualification summary, in full. - **Summary**: A made-up opportunity written up in full: supply evidence, outlet and term, site and rights stack, buyer requirement fit, gaps and the opportunity profile. - **Sections**: In the packet; Control sheet; Summary; Supply, quality and pressure evidence; Current outlet and term; Site and rights stack; Buyer requirement fit; Gaps and next steps - This is the format every qualified opportunity is written up in: casinghead gas from a lease where the gathering line runs short of room, a pad on the same surface, and a compute buyer's requirements set against the evidence. - Sample. Made-up opportunity. Dry Fork County, Texas does not exist. Every company, lease, well, instrument, volume and date in it is made up. - Reference, engaging party, lands, source, stage, disclosure scope and the dated decision. The states every fact can carry. ### For site owners | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/sites - **Headline**: Land near gas production can host a power or compute pad. - **Summary**: Land near gas production can host a power or compute pad. We screen the site's ownership, leases and access, and introduce a qualified project if it fits. - **Sections**: You receive; One pad, six layers of rights.; The gas operator and the site owner are often different people.; Describe your site; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Surface owners, ranchers and site controllers near producing wells or gathering lines are often the missing piece. A pad needs a few acres, a road in, a short fuel line and an owner who can sign. We screen your land against the requirements buyers bring to us and run the ownership from the county records. - A mineral lease lets the operator use the surface for its own oil and gas operations. A third party's generators or compute containers are a different use, so a pad usually needs a surface lease from you, and sometimes a consent under the operator's surface use agreement. That is landman work, and it is what we do. - Two steps: your contact details, then the essentials. Unknowns are fine. ### Send an opportunity | Methane.Exchange - **URL**: https://methane.exchange/submit - **Headline**: Which side of the project are you? - **Summary**: Choose your side: gas supplier, power or compute buyer, site owner, or equipment and service provider. Each form asks only what your side can answer. - **Sections**: I have gas; I need gas; I have a site; I provide equipment or services; Use the form for your side.; Paths; Methane.Exchange; Gas rights questions first? - Each side has its own form that asks only what that side can answer. Two steps: your contact details, then the essentials. Unknowns are fine; documents are not needed. - A qualification summary of your supply and site, then introductions to buyers whose stated requirements fit. - Your requirement in writing, then profiles of qualified gas and sites that fit it.