Thomas Fox

CEO, Highwood Emissions Management

The Highwood Bulletin 099

OGMP 2.0 2026 Report  UNEP’s 2026 OGMP 2.0 report highlights progress in measurement-based reporting and measurement informed mitigation. The partnership now includes 163 companies representing

  

The Highwood Bulletin 098

One-Year EUMR Delay Announced  The European Commission has announced plans to pursue a one-year postponement of the EU Methane Regulation’s import requirements, currently scheduled to

  

The Highwood Bulletin 097

New Sanctions for Buyers of Russian Energy  The U.S. has passed new legislation allowing the president to impose tariffs of up to 100% on the

  

Briefing 003: Mind the Methane Gap

A six-step diagnostic framework for understanding discrepancies between methane inventories and site-level measurements.  Background Source-level inventories, often referred to as “bottom-up inventories” are based on

  

The Highwood Bulletin 096

UN Says 1.5°C Warming Overshoot Is Inevitable A new UNEP report concludes that exceeding 1.5°C of global warming is now inevitable, shifting the priority toward

  

The Highwood Bulletin 095

White House to Review Biden-Era Methane Regs  EPA has sent a draft overhaul of its OOOOb and OOOOc oil and gas methane regulations to the White House for review. (Read more)  Debate Over US GHGRP  The debate

  

The Highwood Bulletin 094

Ghana Finalizes Oil and Gas Methane Guidelines  Ghana’s EPA has published technical requirements for inspection and monitoring of methane in oil and gas, including requirements for inspections, repairs, data collection, and reporting. (Read more)  Netherlands Delays EUMR Enforcement 

  

The Highwood Bulletin 093

Satellite Estimate of Veracruz Well Blowout A satellite-based analysis estimates that the Krem-1 well blowout in Veracruz, Mexico burned approximately 250 million cubic metres of natural gas

  

The Highwood Bulletin 092

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

  

The Highwood Bulletin 091

$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