Brad Krough

Historically, continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) have not been standard or widely accepted tools for OGMP 2.0 Level 5 measurement. However, as technologies mature and deployment experience grows, they are increasingly demonstrating strong potential to support high-quality, measurement-based inventories. Led by LongPath Technologies, this workshop will explore how continuous monitoring is evolving from a supplementary tool into a credible component of Level 5 reporting strategies. Through real-world deployment examples, participants will see how operators are using CEMS data today to enhance emissions visibility, reduce uncertainty, and strengthen confidence in OGMP-aligned inventories.

• Understand why CEMS has historically faced limitations within OGMP Level 5 and how those barriers are now starting to be addressed
• Evaluate where continuous monitoring can add value within current Level 5 methodologies and reporting workflows
• Identify practical lessons from real-world LongPath deployments that show how CEMS can complement OGI, aerial and satellite measurements
• Apply emerging best practices for integrating CEMS data into measurement-based methane inventories and mitigation strategies