Quantifying and reporting the direction of GHG and NH3

Air monitoring

Quantifying and reporting the direction of GHG and NH3

02 Sep, 2022

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Quantifying and reporting the direct emissions of GHG and NH3 are critical first steps towards improving air quality. By deploying the Picarro G2509 analyser, AQE professionals will be able to provide accurate air quality and climate disclosures and evolve mitigation steps; both critical elements of sound Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices in the agricultural sector of the economy. 

The Picarro G2509 analyser quantifies ammonia (NH3), carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), and water vapor (H2O) emissions in real-time and at scale. Existing solutions for ammonia and GHG measurements in farming suffer from interferences that can artificially inflate reported ammonia levels. They are not capable of cost-effective emissions quantification in real-time. The G2509 is capable of real-time, accurate measurements in highly saturated methane environments during dynamically evolving ammonia events. 

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