Overview
GHGSat is the global leader in high-resolution remote sensing of greenhouse gas emissions from space, an approach it pioneered, and provides unique emissions data and intelligence to businesses, governments, regulators, and investors worldwide, to optimize their performance and uphold environmental standards. With three satellites in orbit and eight more on the way, GHGSat is developing the first constellation of methane detecting methane detecting satellites. GHGSat developed PULSE, a free to use digital map showing worldwide methane (CH4) concentrations in Earth’s atmosphere. PULSE combines data from GHGSat’s own satellites, the only ones able to measure methane in high-resolution, with information from other sources such as the European Space Agency’s Sentinel-5P spacecraft. PULSE is a unique public resource aimed to raise awareness of methane and its impact on climate change. GHGSat analytics and high-resolution satellite imagery are set to power discussions and lead to concrete actions on climate change. Visit our website: www.ghgsat.com