New LDAR requirements introduce a significant challenge for operators, far beyond what is being required of their US counterparts: not only must they detect methane leaks, but they must also quantify them with precision. OGI technology has been a staple of methane detection, but many now have questions about how such technologies can be adopted and integrated into new LDAR programs to ensure compliance. This workshop will: 

• Analyse effectiveness of OGI tech for Type 1 LDAR campaigns – can they meet the 17g/hour detection threshold?  
• Evaluate how OGI can allow operators to safely and accurately measure at close proximity to emissions sources, in line with regulatory requirements 
• Address limitations of traditional OGI technologies and explore how quantification capabilities can be integrated 
• Discuss training requirements and best practices for effective deployment of the technology