Switzerland-based measurement and automation company Endress+Hauser has partnered with Mangrove Systems, a company that specializes in digital measurement, reporting, and verification (dMRV) solutions for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and carbon capture & storage (CCS) projects.
The two companies will work to combine their expertise and deliver an improved measurement and monitoring methodology for the value chains of carbon removal and carbon capture and storage initiatives.
As part of the collaboration, Endress+Hauser will provide the gear necessary for precise measurement and monitoring of carbon dioxide. The company will employ its measurement expertise related to flow, level, pressure, temperature, and analysis, as well as its comprehensive experience delivering process solutions.
Carrying many decades of work experience, Endress+Hauser currently operates on a global level and has accumulated industrial optimization know-how, as well as technical capacities that can serve as a valuable lever for boosting CO2 measurement in removal and CCS initiatives.
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Mangrove Systems, a renowned dMVR provider in the decarbonization sector, will collect the data generated from Endress+Hauser’s equipment to perform the attribution, mass balance accounting, and program quantification, making way for commercialization through programs that include the 45Q production tax credit, low carbon fuel standards, and the voluntary carbon market.
With this joint effort, the two companies hope to provide carbon project developers with a streamlined process for carbon data management implementations, covering the stages from data collection and measurement up to environmental attribute monetization.
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Cesar Martinez, Gas/LNG Industry Manager at Endress+Hauser, commented that this collaboration with Mangrove Systems marks an important advancement in the precision and accuracy of carbon measurement and monitoring.
He expressed confidence that by combining the instrumentation expertise of Endress+Hauser with Mangrove’s digital MRV capabilities, the two companies are paving the way for more effective data management from carbon value chains.
Echoing the same sentiment, CEO of Mangrove Systems Brandon Vlaar added, “Together, we are driving innovation in carbon management and setting new benchmarks for accuracy and transparency in the industry.”
