Emissions Management: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once!
Thomas Fox, President and Director of Innovation, was featured on the Veriten C.O.B. Tuesday Webinar. His session covered all things emissions: past present and future and we’ve highlighted key takeaways below, because we know you are a busy professional who has a stack of “simple” questions to get through!
New Rules Proposed for Pipeline Methane Leak Monitoring
Overview In this blog post, we provide a summary of the proposed (draft) Gas Pipeline Leak Detection and Repair NPRM released by PHMSA in May 2023. Our summary focuses on methane detection technology requirements for transmission pipelines inspections. The document used to prepare the content of this report can be found here. Note that much […]
Highwood Glossary
Introducing Highwood Emissions Management is pleased to introduce The Highwood Glossary. Terminology for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions management in the oil and gas industry can be confusing and inconsistent. The Highwood Glossary proposes a standard set of terms and definitions to help industry, regulators, innovators, and academics in different parts of the world speak the […]
Drilling Down on Emissions: An Oil and Gas Emissions Management Survey
If you spend your days slogging through spreadsheets trying to understand and update your emissions, we want to hear from you! One of the foundations of building valuable software is learning and empathizing with the problems users encounter through their work. Highwood is passionate about understanding industry struggles in maintaining inventory and quantifying emissions through […]
The Importance of an Emissions Inventory
The first step towards managing and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is understanding where they’re coming from, and how much there are. Do you know where your emissions come from?
Highwood Launches Software Product
Introducing Highwood’s Emissions Management Toolkit (EMT)
MiQ and Highwood Launch Emissions Calculator Tool
Are you ready for natural gas certification? If you’re not sure, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Low-carbon natural gas certification programs like MiQ introduce new opportunities to better understand your emissions. A key requirement is to demonstrate a low methane intensity – in other words, show that your emissions, normalized by gas throughput, fall below a specified threshold.
Evolving Regulations Reflect Improved Understanding of the Methane Challenge
A guest contribution by Ryan Streams, Vice President, Policy and External Affairs, Kairos Aerospace on the evolution of methane regulation in the United States and what it means for our industry
Canada vs. United States Proposed Methane Rules
A cursory comparison of newly proposed methane rules in Canada and the United States for the oil and natural gas industry.
New EPA Methane Emissions Regulations Proposal: Regulatory Framework for Advanced Technology Deployment
An in depth look into the new EPA methane emissions regulations proposal relating to a regulatory framework for advanced technology deployment.
