International Methane Emissions Observatory (IMEO)
@MethaneData
IMEO collects and integrates #MethaneEmissions data to target ambitious emissions reductions & track progress on mitigation commitments. Powered by @UNEP.
π’ 250 years after Alessandro Volta first identified methane from bubbling marshes, science is transforming how we understand β and act on β this powerful greenhouse gas. π§΅
π As IMEO advances its global efforts on methane transparency, building national capacity on data and detection is key to accelerating #MethaneEmissions reductions.
πβ―Learn more:β―https://t.co/tFz6mTfJq3
π Building capacity to #CutMethane in Uzbekistan. 3β4 June 2026 UNEPβs IMEO is hosting a Technical Training Workshop in Tashkent to ensure satellite methane data translates to action on the ground. π§΅
π Through technical sessions, case studies, and interactive exercises, participants will gain practical knowledge on methane emission sources, detection technologies, interpretation of satellite data, and response mechanisms.
IMEO is collaborating with HKUST to help advance space-based methane monitoring capabilities and strengthen global methane transparency.
π Learn more about the workshop: https://t.co/2J4jBrJ9KD
Next week, researchers and technical experts from more than 30 institutions are gathering in Hong Kong for the 2026 International Workshop on Methane Observation and Quantification π§΅
π This yearβs workshop follows the successful launch of the Multi-Spectral Imaging Carbon Observatory (MUSICO) payload, which is now aboard Chinaβs Tiangong space station.
@UNEP π Open to European citizens aged 18β30
π Winning and shortlisted works will be featured in a public exhibition in Brussels and an online gallery.
π Find out more: https://t.co/LtEQHprfIl
π°οΈ Through initiatives such as the Methane Alert and Response System (MARS) and the Eye on Methane data platform, @UNEPβs IMEO works to make #MethaneEmissions more visible and actionable.
@UNEP CH4rt explores how art and creativity can help bring these issues into wider public conversation.
π¨ CH4rt Competition in a nutshell:
π Make the invisible visible
π Create through illustration, digital art or mixed media
π Submit your artwork by 14 June 2026
π‘ As methane monitoring technologies rapidly expand β from satellites to ground-based measurements β public understanding and engagement are becoming increasingly important to accelerate action to #CutMethane.
Methane emissions are invisible to the naked eye β but their impact on the climate is not. The CH4rt Competition, part of the #TimeForCH4nge campaign, invites young people across Europe to use creativity and visual storytelling to bring methane into public view.
@UNEP@IEA π€ Alongside the report, IMEO and partners continue supporting countries through technical assistance and capacity building to help translate methane data into climate action.
Read the report here: https://t.co/R9erevuEP4
Learn more about MARS: https://t.co/sZa11Ym7a1
π°οΈ Detecting methane emissions is only the first step. Turning alerts into action to #CutMethane requires response and follow-through on the ground. π§΅
@UNEP@IEA and accelerate action β including the recent launch of country-level MARS response rates and the worldβs top 50 methane sources.
π Improving response rates helps ensure countries do not leave opportunities for rapid, high-impact methane reductions on the table.