ExxonMobil is working with Bridger Photonics to use LiDAR technology to detect methane leaks. This groundbreaking technology involves aerial sensors that can sweep across miles of terrain, identifying leaks that are releasing harmful methane emissions.
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This birds-eye-view approach to methane leak detection is helping ExxonMobil reach its 2025 emission reduction goals, making it easier for field technicians to spot and repair leaks quickly and efficiently.
This partnership is critical in order to mitigate the risks of climate change and reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions, and the ExxonMobil team has already submitted a process model framework to the EPA for approval.
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