By combining its portfolio of fixed, portable and personal gas detection solutions with gas cloud imaging cameras, Honeywell will provide customers with early detection of fugitive methane emissions, including the precise location of any leaks and associated data analytics and trends. Equipped with this data, users can act quickly to address leaks and other identified risks to minimize production losses and maintain compliance with legislation.
The solution - which combines wireless gas detector technology with enterprise-wide data management solutions - works in tandem with existing Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR) testing methods to improve the accuracy of reporting and increase productivity by enabling users to find production losses faster.
'The Emissions Control and Reduction Initiative expands on Honeywell's wide range of ready-now technologies that are helping our customers meet their sustainability goals,' said
Honeywell recently announced a new set of commitments that further advance its sustainability goals beyond the company's existing commitment to become carbon neutral in its facilities and operations by 2035. The new pledges include a commitment to develop a science-based target with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) that includes scope 3 emissions and participation in the
Honeywell's methane detection capability will be available to customers in Q4 2022.
For more information on Honeywell's Sustainability initiatives, please visit this website.
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