Leak Detection Methods For Natural Gas Pipelines
Learn how to detect leaks from gathering, transmission, and distribution pipelines.
Menu
Funding
We’ve accessed over $39 million in funding for our clients.We offer integrated greenhouse
gas emissions management
Revealing the pathway to your targets with data-driven strategy.
Custom marginal abatement cost curves optimized for your assets.
Managing differentiated gas certifications and voluntary initiatives.
Inventory development, emissions quantification, and disclosure.
LDAR-Sim, Alternative LDAR, Alt-FEMP, AMEL, AIMM, and more.
Fund projects, take credit, and profit from your emissions reductions.
Learn how to detect leaks from gathering, transmission, and distribution pipelines.
A guide to differentiated natural gas certifications and other initiatives.
Learning is part of growing. Highwood is committed to building public tools that keep everyone on the same page.
This month’s Research Digest in the Highwood Bulletin features new research on methane emissions from the Permian Basin, a new open-source tool for estimating methane emissions at fine temporal scales, research on the use of flare gas for power generation, a new explanation for annual methane variability, and newly published controlled release testing.
This week’s Highwood Bulletin features Highwood’s support for OGCI’s Aiming for
This week’s Highwood Bulletin features Exxon’s Grade “A” independently certified gas,
This month’s Research Digest features a series of recent peer-reviewed studies focused on exploring common discrepancies between bottom-up inventories and top-down measurements.
The energy transition brings immense opportunity. Are you ready to change the world?
Join our weekly highwood bulletin
© Highwood Emissions Management
