🔎 New MethaneSAT insights reveal a striking contrast between states in the Permian.

In New Mexico, which has strong methane protections, methane intensity is less than half that of operations in Texas.

🔗 www.methanesat.org/project-upda...

MethaneSAT collected a year’s worth of global methane observations – and we’re just starting to unearth all the insights.

Stay tuned for new scenes and analysis as we continue releasing data from one of the most advanced methane missions to date.

🔗 data.methanesat.org/

MethaneSAT data is publicly available to explore and download – including for commercial use. If you're doing research or building tools to cut methane, start here:

📡 Google Earth Engine + Cloud access: developers.google.com/earth-engine...

A bold idea. A breakthrough mission. A year of seeing the unseen. We set out to close a critical data gap – and delivered global insights that will keep driving action.

The mission continues. We’re continuing to process and release these insights.

data.methanesat.org

@envdefensefund.bsky.social President Fred Krupp reflects on MethaneSAT and why bold, independent climate action matters. In 1 year, we:
• Detected methane at 2 ppb
• Mapped oil & gas emissions
• Traced them to the source

The mission continues. More @weforum.org:
www.weforum.org/stories/2025...

The work to close the methane data gap continues.

Requests for MethaneSAT data surged last week. If you're working to cut methane, explore what’s already available.

📅 Latest release: June 30, incl scenes from U.S., Uzbekistan + China

Request access: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

If you're attending @esa.int's Living Planet Symposium in Vienna, stop by the Google booth to see how @googleearth.bsky.social Engine and Google Cloud tools are making MethaneSAT insights accessible and actionable.

➕ Catch Luis Guanter's talk (June 25) on our first global findings. #LPS2025

Our latest newsletter is out: From new high-resolution methane data to key moments on the global stage, independent satellite observations are strengthening transparency and climate action. 🛰️

Stay informed on our progress and explore the data:
📩 mailchi.mp/methanesat/m...

If you're attending the World Gas Conference this week, stop by and meet the team at the MethaneSAT-
@envdefensefund.bsky.social pavilion 🛰️ #WGC2025 👇

wgc2025.com/en/web/index...

The @iea.org’s 2025 methane tracker shows fossil fuel emissions are ~80% higher than official reports.

Among the satellites informing the report: MethaneSAT.

Thanks partners like @bezosearthfund.org, we can deliver actionable data on where emissions are coming from. 🚀

What does it mean to "see" methane from space? At #SEJ2025, Steven Hamburg said: “We want to know where [methane] came from—not where it is.”

By automating this process, MethaneSAT tracks the source, not just the methane concentrations in the atmosphere. That's a game-changer. @sejorg.bsky.social

Our newsletter has just gone out – check out the latest issue and subscribe to get the next one delivered to your inbox 👇 📩

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In this TED Talk, Scientist Daniel Zavala-Araiza explains how satellite technology accelerates methane mitigation at scale. 🛰️

With high-resolution satellite data, we can pinpoint high-emitting regions and prioritize emissions reductions where they have the greatest impact.

ted.com/talks/daniel...

Methane emissions aren’t static—they shift:
For example, in Turkmenistan, we detected 203 tonnes per hour in July 2024, but emission patterns changed significantly by October.

Continuous monitoring is essential for effective mitigation 💡

🔗 Learn more: www.methanesat.org/project-upda...

What makes MethaneSAT different? Precision science.

🛰 MethaneSAT is a state-of-the-art advanced methane-monitoring satellite technology—and the science behind it is just as powerful.

🔬 Learn how we are setting a new standard in atmospheric monitoring. www.methanesat.org

Over the past year, our team has been working tirelessly behind the scenes to calibrate, test, and refine our cutting-edge science and technology to produce quantitative data on methane emissions.

Preview what's yet to come: data.methanesat.org