GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions Program: How to Access Free Methane Satellite Data

GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions Program: How to Access Free Methane Satellite Data

On-Demand Webinar | Research & Institutional | ESA Data Access

GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions Program: How to Access Free Methane Satellite Data

The GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions program gives qualified researchers, government agencies, and scientific institutions access to high-resolution satellite methane data at no cost. This on-demand webinar walks through exactly how the program works, what the data looks like, and how to submit a winning application. Register to watch now.

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GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions Program Opens Satellite Methane Data to the Research Community

The GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions program is one of the most direct routes for researchers to access facility-level methane emissions data from space without commercial cost.

GHGSat joined the ESA TPM program in 2022, making its high-resolution satellite methane monitoring data available to the scientific and institutional research community through a structured application process. For researchers working on emissions inventories, climate modelling, environmental policy, or industrial methane attribution, this program provides access to a dataset that would otherwise require commercial procurement. This webinar tells you how to access GHGSat emissions data for free.

What the Webinar Covers

GHGSat’s Director of Business Development for Europe, Carlos, and Technical Operations and Service Delivery Manager Bryn Orth-Lashley spend over an hour walking through everything a researcher needs before applying. Register to watch and hear:

  • How GHGSat’s satellite constellation detects and quantifies methane emissions, including the spectral methodology behind the data
  • A full breakdown of the data products available through the GHGSat ESA Third Party Missions program—resolution, observation footprint, and delivery format
  • The step-by-step application process: what a winning project proposal includes and what reviewers assess for scientific merit
  • How observation scheduling and site prioritization work once your project is approved
  • Live Q&A from over 200 attendees covering technical questions on absorption bands, project confidentiality, regional capacity, and tasking frequency

Your Speakers

Carlos — Director of Business Development, Europe (Institutional & Agency Customers), GHGSat
Carlos leads GHGSat’s engagement with European research institutions and government agencies, including the ESA TPM program. He guides applicants through the program structure and helps research teams assess the feasibility of their proposed projects.

Bryn Orth-Lashley — Technical Operations and Service Delivery Manager, GHGSat
Bryn is GHGSat’s Technical Coordinator for the ESA TPM program. He delivers the technical orientation in this webinar, covering the measurement methodology, data products, and observation planning that underpin every project approved through the program.

How to Apply Through the GHGSat ESA Third-Party Missions Program

Every application requires a project proposal specifying your research area, your objectives, and the expected outcomes of your project. Reviewers assess the scientific merit of each proposal before granting access. The full walkthrough of the application process, along with detailed answers to the most common researcher questions, is in the webinar recording.

High-Resolution Satellite Methane Data: Available to Researchers at No Cost

The ESA Third-Party Missions program gives qualified researchers access to GHGSat’s full satellite methane monitoring dataset. Watch the on-demand webinar to understand the data, the methodology, and exactly how to apply.

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