Montreal based company launches global map of methane concentrations

Montreal based company launches global map of methane concentrations

May 18 2021 Laure Boinette

“GHGSat unveiled Pulse, an interactive map available for free online that has a resolution of approximately two kilometres by two kilometres. GHGSat produced the map from data generated by the company’s satellites along with information from partners such as the European Space Agency. A paid version of the map with a resolution of 25 metres by 25 metres is also available.”

Bold ideas that are building a better world. GHGSat launches a free interactive map, accessible online, showing the evolution of methane concentrations worldwide. It is only by seeing emissions that we can start to ask questions about what’s causing them.

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