GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, announced today that two new satellites are ready for launch at the end of June 2025. The additions will expand the company’s world-class fleet of satellites, enabling daily monitoring of industrial sites around the globe.
GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, has been recognized as a 2025 recipient of the Governor General’s Innovation Award for its CO2-detecting satellite, Vanguard. This recognition underscores GHGSat’s commitment to technical excellence, and celebrates its ability to drive transformative impact for carbon-intensive industries around the world.
GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, will launch two new methane-detecting satellites in summer 2025.
Data released today by GHGSat, the world leader in emissions monitoring technology, identifies carbon dioxide emissions from power plants around the world in a demonstration of significant progress from GHGSat’s newest satellite, Vanguard (GHGSatC-10).
GHGSat, the global leader in emissions-monitoring technology, was recognized in the Financial Times’ sixth annual Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies list. The inclusion of GHGSat in this prestigious ranking highlights the company’s rapid expansion and strong revenue growth over a consecutive three-year period
GHGSat, the world leader in emissions monitoring technology, has been voted Best Specialist Data Provider in the 2025 ESG Investing Awards.
GHGSat’s innovative aerial methane emissions monitoring solution, DATA.AIR, has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as an Advanced Detection Technology. This designation means that DATA.AIR is certified to screen oil & gas sites for compliance with U.S. regulatory requirements, providing operators with a trusted solution to detect and quantify methane emissions across their facilities.
GHGSat and Koda Resources have expanded an industry-leading partnership to advance methane emissions monitoring across the Uinta Basin, located in Utah. Under this renewed commitment, Koda Resources will draw on GHGSat’s cutting-edge aircraft-based methane monitoring technology to monitor its oil and gas infrastructure for methane emissions as part of its environmental sustainability and process optimization initiatives.
GHGSAT, the world leader in emissions monitoring, has detected a substantial methane emission from Mount Fentale, an active volcano in Ethiopia.
GHGSAT, the global leader in satellite emissions monitoring, has been designated as a Copernicus Contributing Mission (CCM) by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Commission.
GHGSat has joined the Canada-United Kingdom Chamber of Commerce as part of GHGSat’s commitment to fostering international collaboration and private-sector innovation in the fight against climate change.
GHGSat was selected as a winner of Deloitte’s 2024 Technology Fast 500™ awards, a recognition that the company is one of the fast-growing technology companies in North America. This marks the second consecutive year in which GHGSat claimed a spot in the Energy & Sustainability Technology category, climbing from number 81 last year to number 44 this year.