In this week’s Highwood Bulletin, I am pleased to announce the long-awaited and very exciting release of the third edition of Highwood’s free Voluntary Initiatives report. This year’s report is better than ever so please check it out! We also catch you up on all the important conferences and courses you should know about this fall.
Announcing the 2023 Voluntary Initiatives Report!
One of the things we’re known for at Highwood is our annual report, Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives for the Oil and Gas Industry. This year’s report is now out, and it’s better than ever, with exhaustive data on each initiative, trends over the years, and valuable insights from our expert contributors. Whether you’re a fan of this report or learning about it for the first time, hold on to your methane sensors because you’re in for a treat. Check out the 2023 report here.
Course: Methane Detection and Quantification Technology
The world of methane monitoring is complex – and it’s not about to get easier! If you’re struggling to understand the available technologies, how to deploy them, how to manage data, and how they fit into regulations and voluntary initiatives, you’re not alone. That’s why we put together this course with Evaluate Energy – taught by myself and Highwood’s Director RD, Dr. Jeff Rutherford. Register today for the December 2023 offering.
Conference: EPA International Emissions Inventory Conference
The biennial US EPA called the International Emissions Inventory Conference (IEIC) is returning and will be held this year in Seattle from September 26-29. Emissions inventories are a popular topic these days, so join Highwood by registering for the free conference here.
Conference: CH4 Connections
Catch the Highwood team at one of our favourite conferences this fall – CH4 Connections, in Fort Collins, Colorado, October 4-5. Don’t miss pre-conference training in both MEET and Veritas. Also, catch Highwood presentations on Veritas-OGMP 2.0 alignment and on the diversity of available methane technologies. Register here.
Conference: EEMDL Annual Event
We are excited to participate in the Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab (EEMDL) 2023 Annual Event in Austin, Texas on October 11 and 12. Make sure to register here and we look forward to seeing you in Texas to talk about emissions modeling, LCA, LNG, and more!
Version 3 of LDAR-Sim Released
The Leak Detection and Repair Simulator (LDAR-Sim) is an open-source model for testing out new methane detection and quantification solutions in a virtual environment. As part of our education mandate, Highwood has been working hard to release V3 of LDAR-Sim, which came out last week. Read all about the new version and how to use it here.
Research Digest
The Highwood Bulletin covers major news in emissions management. If you’re interested in learning about novel advancements in science and research, check out our Research Bulletin. We recently published the 9th edition here.
Want to Write for the Bulletin?
We’re always looking for guest writers who would like to contribute a Feature Article to the Highwood Bulletin. Please reach out if you’d like to write an unbiased, apolitical, solution-agnostic article for our ~2500 subscribers and ~7500 LinkedIn followers on an emissions management topic. Please reach out to [email protected] with your idea. Authors are fully credited and have a profile page on our website (we are happy to backlink).
Join our Team! Highwood is Hiring!
We currently have multiple exciting career postings on our website. In addition to those listed, Highwood is always looking for bright folks who want to help us change the world for the better. If you have experience in greenhouse gas emissions management and you’re looking for a career change, please reach out! Check out our active opportunities on our website by clicking here.
