ESA-backed pilot · Sept 2026 – April 2027
Join the Emissions Watch Service Pilot
We are inviting operators, regulators and reporting teams to help prove the missing layer between sensors and standards — independent, measurement-based emissions intelligence over your own facilities.
What is it?
Emissions intelligence,
measured not modelled.
The Emissions Watch Service fuses satellite, aerial, drone and ground-sensor measurements, attributes detected plumes to specific facilities, and delivers the result through the Emissable Explorer platform as maps, time series and audit-ready evidence.
The pilot runs from September 2026 to April 2027. Participants receive measurement over their own assets, basin or region, and help define what independent emissions evidence should look like for their sector.
What participants get
Four reasons to take part.
Independent measurement over your sites
Satellite, aerial, drone and ground-sensor observations of your facilities, quantified and attributed — not estimated from activity factors.
Emissable Explorer access
Pilot access to the platform: interactive maps, event timelines, facility roll-ups and exportable evidence packs.
Shape the service
Join working sessions to define the metrics, thresholds and reporting formats that matter to your team and your regulators.
ESA-backed, low effort
The pilot is supported through ESA. We do the analysis; participation is a handful of conversations and a review of the findings.
Pilot timeline
Onboarding
Scope your sites or region of interest and agree the observation plan.
Monitoring
Continuous detection, quantification and facility attribution in Explorer.
Findings & review
Evidence pack, joint review session and service feedback.
Interested? Let us know.
Tell us a little about your organisation and where you would like emissions measured. We will be in touch with pilot details and next steps.