Methane Emissions Monitoring Service

GHGSat based Leak Detection and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Insights

About Methane Emissions Monitoring Service

In June 2016, GHGSat launched the world’s first and only satellite capable of measuring methane emissions directly from targeted industrial facilities around the world. With this unique technology, GHGSat provides actionable data and advanced analytics products on methane emissions to oil and gas companies around the world to increase the efficiency and lower the cost of their Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) activities.

GHGSat’s mission is to become the global reference for remote sensing of greenhouse gas (GHG), air quality gas, and other trace gas emissions from any source in the world

LOOKNorth Services is leveraging GHGSat's data and analysis to supplement existing satellite-based Oil and Gas/Pipeline services by generating a Monitoring service that lets end customers visually inspect and quantifiably measure methane concentrations and emission rates around operator assets.

Monitoring emissions for many markets

GHGSat’s data provides accurate and affordable insights for oil and gas , power generation, mining, waste management, and agriculture. This information can also be leveraged by investment and insurance markets accessing risk and liability.


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Concentration and emission rate measurement

GHGSat sensors and analysis provide operators direct access to concentration and emission rates over time by simply clicking a location within your assets area of interest.

Patented Technology

Services are delivered using (i) a patented, proprietary multi-platform system for collecting emissions data, and (ii) unique algorithms ingesting both GHGSat and third-party data to generate valuable operational, environmental, health & safety, and regulatory insights, as well as market and government intelligence for our customers.

Multi-Year Trending

Users can store emission information in a centralized secure database to allow rapid access to view historical trends, to apply forecasting models and to provide a historical record of emission concentrations and rates for regulatory compliance purposes.