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Leaking landfill contributes to world’s mystery methane hotspot

Landfills and dumpsites contribute to global methane emissions. We tasked our satellite to help identify emission sources in Bangladesh, a global hotspot for methane where it is difficult to identify point sources.

Private space race targets greenhouse gas emitters

Coal mining accounts for around 11% of global methane emissions and closed pits still leak #greenhousegas. 15% of man-made methane emissions will come from landfills and dumpsites.

Measure for measure: GHGSat offers a more accurate way of measuring emissions from space

GHGSat provides accurate and reliable data, helping operators and governments get a clear view of emissions, so they can reduce them.

GHGSat, high-resolution satellites that quantify greenhouse gas emissions from industrial facilities

A one-on-one conversation with GHGSat CEO Stephane Germain and the PetraCrunch team, on GHGSat's mission, achievements, and round of funding.

GHGSat signs data agreement with the Canadian Space Agency and European Space Agency

GHGSat signed a memorandum of intent with the Canadian Space Agency and the European Space Agency, providing remote sensing data.

Targeting methane sources from space

Methane is a highly potent gas, 84 times more potent than CO2. GHGSat can detect and track methane emissions, both large and small, today.

Montreal-developed satellite pinpoints carbon from space

GHGSat provides actionable greenhouse gas emissions data and insights to businesses, governments, financial markets, and regulators worldwide. With its patented satellite technology, GHGSat can detect and measure emissions down to the facility.

Canadian start-up GHGSat to make global methane map

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas that’s not being talked about. GHGSat will release a methane map- a unique interactive tool using cutting-edge technology to reveal methane concentrations around the world in the highest resolution.

Using satellites to spot industry’s methane leaks

Satellites play an essential role in detecting greenhouse gas emissions. GHGSat demonstration satellite, GHGSat-D, Claire, detects a large plume in Turkmenistan.

Methane observing firm eyes UK for key base

GHGSat provides actionable greenhouse gas emissions data and insights to businesses, governments, financial markets, and regulators worldwide. With proprietary remote-sensing capabilities and patented technology, GHGSat can monitor emissions from individual facilities.

Detecting methane emissions during COVID-19

Methane is a dangerous gas. GHGSat uses unique measurements from its satellite instruments with data from a variety of sources, and applies proprietary algorithms to generate actionable insights on methane emissions.

New microsatellite will focus on industrial methane emissions

GHGSat-C1, Iris, the second methane monitoring satellite is scheduled for launch in September 2020. Iris will map plumes of methane in the atmosphere at high resolution.