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The European Union cleared €100 million (about $121,000,000) of support for the International Methane Emissions Observatory over five years in October.
The International Methane Emissions Observatory is part of the UN Environment Programme and will work closely with the Climate and Clean Air Coalition and partners including the International Energy Agency.
GHGSat, a Canada-based company, operates satellites that measure emissions from individual facilities and is seeking to join the International Methane Emissions Observatory.
UNEP program manager Manfredi Caltagirone expects the International Methane Emissions Observatory will officially launch toward the end of the third quarter or early in the fourth quarter of 2021.