Webinar: Leak detection and emissions for hydrocarbons and hydrogen

  • Gas
  • June 6, 2025

Few areas are more important to industrial gas companies than leak detection. And with increased scrutiny on curbing emissions, ensuring safety and sustainability in all operations is vital.

In today’s NevadoNano-sponsored webinar, Gary Collins, Vice-President of Sales & Marketing, and Jason Ayres, Field Services Manager, took attendees through the technologies and options available to ensure efficient and cost-effective processes.

NevadaNano provides safety and climate tech for many of the world’s largest corporations, including multi-gas sensing products and continuous IoT monitoring systems based on its proprietary Molecular Property Spectrometer (MPS) sensor platform.

Collins outlined the properties of the MPS, which can be configured to detect a variety of gases and different industry applications, such as flammable gas, HVAC and refrigerant, fugitive emissions, or battery off-gassing.

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