From oil and gas to metallurgical coal, waste and agriculture, IMEO experts measure and quantify methane emissions using satellite observations and field studies. We strengthen company measurements, enabling operators and regulators to take informed decisions.
Quality assurance is at the core of everything we do. We validate company-reported emissions, confirm satellite-detected plumes, and apply rigorous protocols so every data set meets the highest scientific standards.
Stop Methane Emissions. Now.
Data only matters if it leads to action. We enable operators, regulators and policymakers to act decisively on methane emissions, providing tailored insights, practical guidance and open access to robust data sets in easy-to-use formats and through an application programming interface (API).
Key Features
Emissions from private sector operations
Explore measured emissions data from companies under the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 (OGMP 2.0). Track emissions from met coal plants and mines, creating incentives for more sustainable value chains.
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Companies
Zoom in on detailed emission reports over time and across assets. Access tools to build your methane business case, benchmark your performance against industry progress, plan effectively and track mitigation results.
Not a partner of IMEO yet? Discover what the Oil and Gas Partnership 2.0 and the Steel Methane Programme have to offer.
Governments
Review new and past alerts of high-volume methane emission events identified by IMEO’s Methane Alert and Response System (MARS). Track the status of emissions to support prompt, decisive action.
Interested in joining? Learn how we partner with governments and join the action .
New MARS tools
IMEO introduces two new data tools to scale methane transparency: a list of the world's top 50 methane emitters detected by satellites, and response rates to IMEO's country methane alerts.
IMEO Annual Report
An Eye on Methane: International Methane Emissions Observatory 2025 Report
Mitigation in action
Prompt fix to a leak in Kazakhstan’s Uzen Field stops massive methane leak.