The Highwood Bulletin is our way of sharing what we learn. We publish regular updates on emissions management news, novel research, and special insights from our team of experts and our partners.
Methane detection and quantification science continues to advance at a rapid pace. In this edition of the Research Digest, we catch you up on satellite technology, top-down vs. bottom up reconciliation, life cycle assessments, and more! “Clear Eyed Assessment” of 9 Methane Detecting Satellites. 82 single blind controlled release tests are performed during satellite overpasses of GHGSat-C WorldView-3, EnMAP, Gaofen 5, Ziyuan 1,
Highwood is excited to announce the launch of a new service offering, the Highwood Reduction Pathway Planner.
This week’s Highwood Bulletin features the passing of the inflation reduction
Virtual Mini Conference: Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives Across the Supply Chain
Initiative Highlights from Highwood‘s Voluntary Initiatives Report 2022
This week’s Highwood Bulletin features the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, expansion
This week we are beyond excited to announce the launch of
This week we bring you a teaser from Version 2 of our annual report: Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives for the Oil and Gas Industry. The full report will be released later this month and will be freely available for download from our website. You can find Version 1 on the reports page of our website. Stay tuned for the full report and for a one-day virtual conference that will follow in mid-September!
This week’s Highwood Bulletin features the FERC approval of certified gas pooling, Cheniere and Equinor LNG deal, Satellite methane measurements from Russian coal, Chevron achieves differentiated gas certification, Repsol LNG export from Eastern Canada, a report on whether companies achieve emission reduction targets, several exciting conferences and employment opportunities!
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 Zero initiative, Total’s new global drone-based methane detection program, GHGSat’s three new satellites, Germany and the U.S. have a new climate partnership, methane emissions from China’s coal mining expansion, a new report on methane detection policy, and several exciting conferences and employment opportunities!
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