GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, today announced the successful launch and deployment of its two newest satellites, Eleanor (C-18) and Aidan (C-19), continuing the company's steady expansion of the largest constellation of satellites dedicated to methane detection in the world.
Ten years ago, GHGSat launched the world's first high-resolution methane-detecting satellite, and in doing so, fundamentally changed what was possible for emissions monitoring from space. Today, after a decade of relentless innovation, GHGSat unveils its next leap forward: a second-generation satellite, with a detection threshold of 50 kg/hr.
GHGSat, the world leader in emissions monitoring technology, has been named to the annual Fortune Change the World list for the second consecutive year, a recognition of GHGSat’s sustained impact in empowering industry operators and governments around the world to measure and mitigate methane emissions at scale.
GHGSat, the world leader in emissions monitoring technology, announced it has secured $47 million CAD in new financing to fuel its rapid global expansion and the continued evolution of its groundbreaking satellite technology and analytics services.
ExxonMobil Corporation and GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, today announced a groundbreaking partnership to monitor and mitigate methane at scale across ExxonMobil’s onshore operations in North America and Asia, including the United States, Canada, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, today announced the appointment of Sonia Kim as its new Chief Product Officer (CPO). Kim will lead GHGSat’s global product strategy with a sharpened focus on advanced analytics, building new pathways to integrate emissions intelligence into decision-making across carbon-intensive industries, governments, and financial institutions.
GHGSat, the world leader in emissions-monitoring technology, has begun a new collaboration with the UK (England) Environment Agency.
GHGSat, the global leader in emissions monitoring technology, has become the first Canadian company to join the International Charter: Space and Major Disasters as a data contributor, providing its data as part of a prestigious global collaboration to leverage Earth observation technologies for disaster response efforts.
GHGSat, a global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, has joined the European Space Agency’s (ESA) InCubed 2 programme, expanding the impact of its pioneering methane emissions insights across UK and European government agencies.