Jon Goldstein

The recent launch of MethaneSAT and Carbon Mapper’s Tanager-1 has brought methane detection into the space age, offering unprecedented visibility into global emissions. As we witness a growing network of public and private sector satellites that offer ground-breaking capabilities to track emissions in real time, significant questions remain regarding their accuracy, cost, operational integration and the public availability of satellite data. Our panel will discuss:

·       Assessing the accuracy and quantification capabilities of current satellite technology. What progress can we expect over the next 12 months?

·       Defining the different purpose of public vs private satellites

·       Evaluating the financial and operational considerations for incorporating satellite usage and data into existing methane mitigation strategies

·       Enhancing compliance by integrating satellite data into regulatory frameworks and operational processes