5 ways Explicit’s Emissions Lab (E-Lab) streamlines emissions monitoring
Accurate emissions monitoring demands more than just measurement technology. It demands a structured, end-to-end workflow that connects every stakeholder, from pilot to client. That is exactly what Explicit’s Emissions Lab (E-Lab) is built to deliver. The E-Lab is an integrated proprietary software platform, designed to support pilots, emissions analysts, and clients throughout the survey lifecycle: […]
Explicit establishes Australian subsidiary to support growing Asia-Pacific operations
Explicit ApS, a European greentech pioneer in the use of drone technology for emissions monitoring, has established a wholly owned Australian subsidiary, Explicit Asia Pacific Pty Ltd, strengthening its presence in the Asia-Pacific region and supporting the growing demand for advanced emissions monitoring solutions. The expansion reflects the strong, rapidly growing momentum in APAC, where […]
Explicit closes record year boosted by market demand for reliable solutions to track critical climate emissions
Danish greentech company Explicit ApS closed another record year of growth, following several years of successful global expansion and innovation within the field of emissions monitoring using drones. Over the course of 2025, the company experienced more than 100% revenue growth, with survey operations expanded to more than 20 countries across five continents – Europe, […]
Emissions monitoring campaign for Equinor ASA
Campaign overview In 2025, Explicit ApS successfully delivered its largest multi-million EUR contract to date: a comprehensive methane emissions measurement campaign for Equinor, the industry player with the world’s largest offshore asset portfolio. The campaign supports Equinor’s ambition to reduce methane emissions, optimise flaring activities and achieve gold-standard reporting under the OGMP 2.0 framework. Together […]
5 questions to ask before selecting an OGMP 2.0 site survey vendor
Selecting the right vendor for an OGMP 2.0 (Level 5) site survey isn’t just about ticking a box; it’s about ensuring you get accurate and actionable emissions data. At Explicit, we’ve learned that the difference between a smooth survey and a frustrating one often comes down to the questions asked before work begins. Here are […]
Explicit strengthens its board of directors, adds former energy industry top executive
Explicit ApS – a leading service provider in the use of drone technology to monitor greenhouse gas emissions – has expanded its board of directors as of 13 June 2025 with the inclusion of Morten Gjetting Stage, a former industry top executive. With a scientific background as a physicist, Morten brings with him vast experience […]
Danish greentech pioneer opens Norwegian office and appoints new Country Manager
Explicit ApS, Danish greentech scaleup and pioneer in drone-based emissions monitoring, is strengthening its presence in Norway with the opening of a dedicated office in Stavanger on August 1, 2025. The expansion follows a major contract with Equinor and reflects growing demand for Explicit’s services in the Norwegian energy sector. To lead the new operations, […]
Why probability of detection doesn’t belong in methane emissions quantification
In the world of fugitive leak detection, probability of detection (POD) is a popular metric. It tells us how likely an individual sensor or network of sensors is to detect a gas signal in a given scenario and is very helpful for leak detection and repair (LDAR) programmes. But when it comes to quantifying methane […]
An overlooked challenge in methane emissions monitoring: background concentration isn’t just background
Methane emissions monitoring is evolving rapidly, with drone-based surveys providing more accurate and reliable solutions than ever before. However, one critical challenge remains: How do we correctly account for background methane concentrations in the atmosphere? And how do we subtract them correctly in the reported emission rate? At Explicit, we’ve spent over a decade conducting […]
Rethinking methane emissions monitoring: it’s not about the leaks
When we talk about methane emissions, the conversation almost always starts with leaks. How to find them, measure them, and mitigate them. At a methane mitigation conference last year, this talk was all the same: leaks, leaks, leaks. As if insufficient maintenance protocols were the root cause of the world’s climate crisis. We beg to […]