Recommended Practices for CH4 Detection and Quantification Technologies

Category
Decarbonization of the oil and gas sector
Themes
Methane, Measurements
Service provided
Report / guidelines writing, Technology review, Tool development
Time period
2022-2023
Clients
OGCI, IOGP, IPIECA
Partners
Region
Global
Country
Location
Recommended Practices for CH4 Detection and Quantification Technologies
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Project description

Methane quantification and detection technologies are instrumental in accurately assessing and monitoring methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas. These technologies enable the identification and quantification of methane emissions, facilitating proactive measures to mitigate environmental impact and improve operational efficiency. Carbon Limits did an extensive evaluation on methane detection and quantification technologies, considering their suitability for various site characteristics. The review encompassed multiple dimensions of methane detection and quantification, including inventory assessment, data reconciliation, technology selection, and the potential combination of technologies. The aim was to establish best practices for operators and provide guidance in selecting the most effective technologies. This comprehensive analysis supported informed decision-making and aided in the advancement of technology selection processes.

Download the report here.

Online technology filtering tool available here.

Clients
Partners

The team

Stephanie Saunier
Stephanie Saunier
Managing Director
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Manon Simon
Manon Simon
Principal Consultant
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Malavika Venugopal
Malavika Venugopal
Senior Consultant
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Damon Burtt
Damon Burtt
Senior Consultant
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Maxime Malbranque
Maxime Malbranque
Consultant
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Samir Narvaez Maloof
Samir Narvaez Maloof
Consultant
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