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AddGlobe Engages with Industry Leaders at Methane Mitigation Europe 2025

Methane Mitigation Europe: This summit, hosted in Amsterdam, represented a collaboration of energy companies, technology providers, and methane reduction leaders sharing best practices, case studies, challenges to reconciliation, and the best approach to leak quantification. Milton Heath, Director of Sales and Technical Services, represented AddGlobe, LLC. Methane Mitigation Summit Europe 2025 was a great networking event, grounded in operator experience with cross-industry leaders in the Natural Gas Industry. AddGlobe customers across the European Natural Gas Energy and Service Sector have successfully incorporated the Gas Flow Meter 2.0 into their leak surveillance campaigns to accomplish accurate and reliable quantification of Level 4 Emission Factors for the myriad of individual component sources. AddGlobe’s GFM 2.0 is ATEX and UL certified and meets the stringent requirements of EU, Canadian, and US EPA regulations.

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AddGlobe at B.L.E.W.S Second Annual BWON, LDAR, Environmental, Water, and Safety Symposium

AddGlobe, LLC was proud to attend the B.L.E.W.S Second Annual BWON, LDAR, Environmental, Water, and Safety Symposium in Dallas, Texas, on February 18-19. Mike Vitacolonna, Senior Consultant at Addglobe, had the opportunity to engage with industry experts at this highly successful event, featuring a strong lineup of sponsors, speakers, and registrants. Key discussions covered regulatory compliance interpretation, with insights from Don Kinder, Karen Marsh, Roy Massengale, Dana Wood, MaryBeth Clifford, and more. Kudos to Matthew Gobert and his team for organizing a well-executed symposium!

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AAPG Orphan, Abandoned, Idle, and Marginal Wells Conference Kicks Off in Snowy Tulsa

February 18-19, 2025 – Tulsa, OK – We are attending the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Orphan, Abandoned, Idle, and Marginal Wells Conference in a snowy, frigid Tulsa, Oklahoma. This event brings operators, geologists, engineers, chemists, and environmental specialists together to focus on operations and regulatory compliance. Topics include new regulations, materials, leak detection and quantification technologies, and best practices for testing, plugging, and ongoing operations.

We are showcasing AddGlobe’s Gas Flow Meter (GFM 2.0), the most portable, intrinsically safe, advanced direct measurement method for fast and accurate quantification of methane emissions from abandoned and orphaned wells.

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AddGlobe, LLC Receives ATEX EU-Type Examination Certification for GFM 2.0

AddGlobe, LLC has received the EU-Type Examination Certificate (No: OBAC 24 ATEX 0212X) for the GFM 2.0, certifying compliance with European safety standards for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.

The certification process included rigorous testing and evaluation to ensure compliance with standards EN IEC 60079-0:2018 and EN 60079-11:2012, which ensure the safety and integrity of solutions used in hazardous environments. This achievement demonstrates AddGlobe’s dedication to maintaining high safety and reliability standards.

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AddGlobe, LLC Exhibits at CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference 2024, October 15-16 in Ft. Collins, Colorado.

Milton Heath and Addglobe, LLC were proud to exhibit and sponsor at the annual CH4 Connections Conference in Fort Collins, Colorado, on October 15-16, 2024. A big thank you to GTI, Kevin Trim, and the staff at CSU for executing another fine conference, which was sold out.

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AddGlobe, LLC Participated in the Orphan and Idle Wells Texas Conference, October 23-24, 2024

Addglobe, LLC sponsored at the Orphan and Idle Wells Conference in Houston, Texas, on October 23-24, 2024. Milton Heath exhibited the Gas Flow Meter 2.0 with a new methane laser sensor that enables operators to quantify down to 0.5 grams per hour, meeting Department of the Interior compliance requirements.

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Join us at CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference 2024, October 15-16 in Ft. Collins, Colorado.

Addglobe will showcase our Gas Flow Meter 2.0 at the CH4 Connections Conference in Ft. Collins, Colorado, on October 15-16th, 2024. Stop by our exhibit booth to learn more about our recent product innovation that enables measurement technicians to quantify below 1 gram/hour by simply adding a Methane Laser Sensor Module. Learn how Addglobe’s technology is both Fully EPA and Department of Interior Compliant for OOOOb and quantification of abandoned/orphaned wells.

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AddGlobe, LLC to Attend SHALE INSIGHT® 2024 in Erie, PA

AddGlobe, LLC will participate in the SHALE INSIGHT® 2024 Conference from September 26-28 in Erie, Pennsylvania, where we will showcase the GFM 2.0. This event is a great opportunity for attendees to see the latest in gas flow technology up close. Milton Heath, our Director of Sales and Technical Service, will be available to discuss how the GFM 2.0 meets various industry needs and provide detailed insights.

For more information on the conference, visit the Marcellus Shale Coalition website.

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GFM 2.0 Certified for Use in Australia and New Zealand.

The GFM 2.0 device has achieved CAD certification, making it compliant for use in Australia and New Zealand. This certification ensures that the GFM 2.0 meets the standards required for accurate and safe measurement of gas leaks in these regions. The device, known for its portability and precise leak rate measurements, is now ready to support environmental monitoring and industrial applications in both countries​.

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AddGlobe, LLC is excited to announce our participation in the Methane Mitigation Technology and Innovation Summit in Austin, Texas, June 11-13, 2024.

The Methane Mitigation Technology and Innovation Summit in Austin from June 11th to 13th will bring together over 300 industry professionals and 75 expert speakers to address methane emissions in oil and gas. AddGlobe, LLC looks forward to attending, expecting a valuable exchange of ideas among attendees as we work to drive down methane emissions in oil and gas.

You can visit the Methane Mitigation Technology and Innovation Summit website to learn more.

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