GHGSat is a leader in high-resolution remote sensing of greenhouse gas emissions from space, pioneering the technology to monitor these emissions at the facility level. As a commercial constellation, GHGSat's satellites offer data and intelligence to businesses, governments, and investors to optimize performance and meet environmental standards. GHGSat partners with organizations like the UK Space Agency and utilizes technology developed by the University of Toronto's Space Flight Laboratory, providing methane emission data to entities such as UNEP's IMEO and various oil and gas companies.
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KSAT has worked with GHGSat since 2019 to support emissions data downlink from GHGSat’s first Earth observation satellite.
KSAT will provide services to GHGSat from the Tromsø Satellite Operations Centre (TSOC).
Kongsberg Satellite Services will provide services to GHGSat from the Tromsø Satellite Operations Center (TSOC).
GHGSat is partnering with Kongsberg Satellite Services to provide satellite operations and control of GHGSat’s constellation of greenhouse gas monitoring spacecraft.
KSAT has worked with GHGSat since 2019 on emissions data from GHGSat’s first satellite for Earth observation services.
Since 2021, KSAT has supported the GHGSat constellation from its Global Ground Station network.
GHGSat, Satlantis, and other companies building methane-monitoring businesses are limited to around 100 kg per hour without cryogenically cooled sensors.
Spire Global will launch its next-generation 16U satellites to orbit in 2023 carrying payloads for NorthStar Earth & Space and GHGSat.
In September, NASA awarded a contract to Canadian company GHGSat as part of the agency’s Commercial Smallsat Data Acquisition program.
In 2023 Spire Global will launch next-generation 16U satellites carrying payloads for Space Services customers NorthStar Earth & Space and GHGSat.
Spire will launch its first 16U satellites in 2023 carrying payloads for Canadian companies NorthStar Earth & Space and GHGSat.
Spire will launch its next-generation 16U satellites to orbit in 2023 carrying payloads for NorthStar Earth & Space and GHGSat.
GHGSat expects to manage three hosted payloads on Spire satellites as part of its growing constellation to provide more facility-level emissions measurements at a very low detection threshold.
Spire will launch three 16U satellites in 2023 that will carry GHGSat payloads.
Spire will provide GHGSat with an API to receive GHGSat data and operate its payloads.
Spire Global will build three 16U cubesats launching in 2023 to expand Canadian greenhouse gas-monitoring operator GHGSat’s constellation.
Spire will launch three 16U satellites in 2023 that will carry GHGSat’s payload.
GHGSat expects to manage three hosted payloads as part of its growing constellation to provide additional facility-level emissions measurements.
GHGSat’s hosted payloads provide facility-level emissions measurements at the lowest detection threshold available in the world today.
The University of Toronto’s Space Flight Laboratory is building three additional GHGSat spacecraft targeted for launch in the first half of 2023.