Absolut Sensing, a subsidiary of the Absolut Group, is a technology company focused on environmental and planetary intelligence services within the space industry. They are developing a constellation of satellites, named GESat, to provide accurate measurements of industrial methane emissions, utilizing miniaturized and cooled hyperspectral instruments compatible with CubeSat platforms. Absolut Sensing's partners include NanoAvionics, ESA, and TotalEnergies, with the goal of supporting government agencies and industrial corporations in monitoring and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Absolut Sensing plans the GESat constellation to offer public and private organizations a way to monitor and decrease man-made greenhouse gas emissions.
Absolut Sensing and Kongsberg NanoAvionics aim to achieve the first GEN1 launch in early 2024.
The GESat constellation developed by Absolut Sensing aims to offer public and private organizations a way to monitor and decrease man-made greenhouse gas emissions.
NanoAvionics will support Absolut Sensing toward a first GEN1 launch in early 2024.
Absolut Sensing plans to deploy at least 24 satellites for monitoring greenhouse gases.
Absolut Sensing plans to deploy six satellites for carbon dioxide monitoring in 2026 and six satellites for nitrous oxide monitoring in 2027.
Absolut Sensing aims to miniaturize cryogenic hardware that Absolut Group has provided to organizations including Europe’s meteorological satellite agency Eumetsat.
Absolut Sensing ordered the chassis for a 16U satellite called Gen1 from Lithuania’s NanoAvionics for a launch in early 2024.
Absolut Sensing plans to deploy the first 12 satellites dedicated to measuring methane by 2025.