Research Digest 021
This research digest highlights new work on methane measurement, mitigation, and emissions intensity across the oil and gas sector. Studies examine top-down benchmarking of U.S.
This research digest highlights new work on methane measurement, mitigation, and emissions intensity across the oil and gas sector. Studies examine top-down benchmarking of U.S.
In this 20th milestone edition, we cover recent methane measurement research, including two recent review papers, and work involving quantification performance, methane intensity estimates, and new quantification methods. New Review of Measurement and Modelling The current status of models
Methane measurement technologies continue to advance, with each new study sharpening our picture of where emissions are coming from and how best to find them.
Methane research continues to expand across measurement technologies, inventories, and mitigation strategies. In this edition, we highlight six recent studies examining LiDAR quantification error, continuous
With methane science evolving rapidly, this edition of our research digest highlights six new studies that refine how emissions are measured and managed. This includes:
With methane science continuing to advance at a rapid pace, this edition of our research digest summarizes new findings that challenge conventional assumptions and underscore the need for targeted mitigation strategies. Topics include methane intensities, satellite quantification, super emitter detection, mitigation success, LDAR modelling, and more!
With methane management under increasing global scrutiny, this edition of our research digest highlights emerging strategies and evaluation challenges across the natural gas value chain. We explore regional recommendations for methane mitigation in East Asian LNG markets, long-term performance testing of continuous monitoring systems, and the limitations of top-down measurement-informed inventories. Also featured are new insights into drone-based uncertainty analysis, temporal variability in basin-wide emissions, and aircraft-based quantification studies from Romania and West Africa.
This month in the Highwood Bulletin, I cover the launch of the ASEAN-Korea Cooperation for Methane Mitigation, insights from Highwood’s Houston Innovation Forum, Europe’s methane
With methane detection technology evolving rapidly, this edition of our research digest brings exciting advancements in AI-driven super-emitter detection, independent satellite validation, and regulatory challenges
What is the Difference Between a Super-Emitter Event and an Other Large Release Event? In order to meet directives from the Inflation Reduction Act, the
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