The EPA has introduced significant updates to Subpart W for the 2025 reporting year (submitted in 2026), reshaping how emissions are reported and measured. These changes emphasize transparency, accuracy, and accountability in emissions data, impacting […]
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With some misinformation circulating in the industry about regulations, we held a rapid-fire ‘Fact or Fiction’ with our VP of Environmental Solutions, Brian Taylor. Brian has over 20 years of experience in the oil and
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A measurement-informed inventory (MII) is a refined emissions inventory that integrates bottom-up calculated emissions data with various scales and types of measurement. This iterative reconciliation process evolves as you acquire more knowledge about your operational
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For years, the common assumption was that offshore oil and gas platforms are not large sources of methane emission, partly because of the safety hazards of natural gas emissions and the high safety standards followed on these platforms. However, recent studies show that methane emissions from offshore oil and gas production are often more than those reported in
inventories.
Abstract: Continuous emissions monitoring is a rigorous approach to finding andresolving methane leaks faster than any other method, such as episodicaerial flyovers, quarterly OGI camera inspections, or audio-visual olfactoryinspections. This allows operators to demonstrate to
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Abstract: Project Canary recently completed the fourth round of field testing at Colorado State University’s Methane Emissions Technology Evaluation Center (METEC). This study included 349 experiments consisting of controlled vent emissions and fugitive emissions from
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Executive Summary: This report outlines the findings and results from Round 2 (R2) of the field-testing campaign to simulate real-world environmental conditions under a controlled setting at Colorado State University’s Methane Emissions Technology Evaluation Center
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Quick climate wins that pass a high ESG bar are imperative. What can we do to reduce emissions now? One approach is to focus on the high-intensity greenhouse gas methane. Methane emissions and leaks are
Project Canary recently completed the second round of field testing at Colorado State University’s Methane Emissions Technology Evaluation Center (METEC) using Project Canary’s CanaryX methane sensors and quantification analytics. Project Canary integrates sensor data and
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