Articles GHGSat to Launch Two New Satellites GHGSat announced it will launch two new methane-monitoring satellites, expanding its constellation to meet growing industry demand. (Read more) Permian Methane Intensity Falls
$850 Million in Methane Emissions Reduction Projects The U.S. Department of Energy has selected 43 projects for funding under the Methane Emissions Reduction Program, providing approximately $850 million to help deploy methane monitoring and
Thank you for tuning in to the Highwood Bulletin. This issue covers continued debate around the EU Methane Regulation, including questions on implementation, importer requirements,
Thank you for tuning in to the Highwood Bulletin. This issue rounds up recent developments in methane regulation, energy security, and market access. It includes
Thank you for tuning in to the Highwood Bulletin. This issue covers Meta’s request for MiQ-certified natural gas certificates, new IEA and UNEP guidance for responding to MARS
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Thomas Note Welcome back to another edition of the Highwood Bulletin. Our team is in the throes of OGMP 2.0 reporting, with only a month
A Note from Highwood’s CEO, Thomas Fox Over the past two weeks, Highwood attended three conferences: The Eurogas Methane Emissions Conference (Brussels), the ONE Future Methane &
A Note from Highwood’s CEO, Thomas Fox Thank you for tuning in to the Highwood Bulletin. In recent weeks, we’ve seen evidence that industry and
As I publish this week’s Highwood Bulletin, I am reporting from CERAWeek in Houston. The focus of this year’s conference is on geopolitics (Hormuz), artificial
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