On-Demand Webinar | Oil & Gas | Satellite Methane Monitoring
Satellite Methane Detection in Oil and Gas: Turning Emissions Data Into Operational Action
Most operators can detect methane. Fewer know what to do with the data once it arrives. In this on-demand webinar, GHGSat and OGCI walk through exactly how satellite emissions intelligence moves from alert to field response and what that means for operators managing emissions across complex, distributed assets. Register to watch now.
What the Webinar Covers
GHGSat Product Strategy Lead Richard Eyers and OGCI consultant Lauren Ward spend 55 minutes unpacking the real-world gap between satellite alert and field response and how leading operators are closing it. Register to watch and hear:
- How satellite methane detection delivers emissions visibility across complex, geographically distributed oil and gas operations including assets where ground-based inspection coverage is incomplete
- How OGCI’s Satellite Monitoring Campaign response playbook turns satellite alerts into structured, time-bound operational responses—the actual workflow, not a framework summary
- How satellite data strengthens existing monitoring programs, helps operators prioritize which assets need immediate attention, and builds a verifiable record of emissions performance over time
- What the next 5 to 10 years of emissions monitoring looks like for oil and gas and why the industry shift from model-based estimates to science-based measurement is the defining transition of the decade
- Audience Q&A: real questions from oil and gas operators on technology selection, monitoring program design, and how to navigate the growing landscape of detection and quantification guidance
Watch On Demand
The Gap Between Satellite Alert and Field Response Is Where Emissions Are Lost
GHGSat and OGCI show exactly how leading operators are closing it. Register below to watch the full on-demand webinar.
