330130-045-02-00 Honeywell recently held a regional methane reduction workshop to further strengthen its commitment to help hard-to-reduce industries
cut greenhouse gas emissions. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), reducing methane emissions is one of the m
ost cost-effective and impactful means to help meet global climate and environmental goals.
Honeywell’s end-to-end emissions Management solutions (EMS) provide industrial customers with a package of sustainable tech
nologies to help them meet emission reduction targets and comply with regula330130-045-02-00 tory standards. The solution combines innovative
wireless gas leak detection technology proven in hazardous areas, automated data collection systems, and software to quickly de
tect methane leaks. By integrating comprehensive, proactive solutions that provide actionable insights and drive mitigation strategi
es, customers will be able to generate accurate, auditable and near-real-time reports of total methane emissions at their facilities throughout Asia.
“As a trusted partner, Honeywell provides a range of practical solutions around industrial automation, the future of aviation and t
he energy transition to help companies solve the toughest and most complex global challenges.” “We are proud to partner with
multiple stakeholders to leverage our proven technology and experience to help methane-intensive companies across Asia bett
er meet their sustainability goals,” said Robert Kester, CTO of Emissions Ma330130-045-02-00 nagement and Controls at Honeywell Process Controls.
“There needs to be extremely close cooperation between the private and public sectors to drive methane reduction.” YC Lim, Pre
sident of Honeywell Malaysia and Singapore, said, “Faced with various market changes, operators need sustainable solutions to
accelerate greenhouse gas reduction while maintaining profitability and production. In order to achieve these goals,
it is crucial to choose a reputable partner who can provide technology, software and services that meet customer needs.
