Gasmet’s vision is to live on a planet with less emissions. To fulfill this mission, we manufacture reliable and complete continuous emissions monitoring systems. We specialize in two different kinds of monitoring systems: 1) Continuous Mercury Monitoring system and 2) Continuous Emissions Monitoring system for other gas compounds. In this article we will introduce the latter: CEMS II e for Continuous Emissions Monitoring needs. It offers TÜV and MCERTS certified solution (QAL1) for a wide range of demanding emission monitoring applications.

Turn of the year is always a good moment to pause and reflect on what has been achieved and what to expect from the future. This is true for individuals and organizations alike. In this article we will take a look at the most important events of Gasmet in 2018 and share our thoughts and expectations for the new year.

Laboratories everywhere in the world tend to be big energy guzzlers. Hence hospitals, research organizations and universities use big bucks for electricity bills. Harvard University is no exception; its laboratories use five times more energy than any other building type in the university.

In this article we will discuss the FTIR technology, and the benefits of having an FTIR emissions monitoring system. We will also look at the process of what needs to be taken into account before purchasing an emissions monitoring system. 

Large industrial plants are required to have and maintain an efficient process of Continuous Emissions Monitoring. In order to indicate that their processes are effective, and their emission monitoring systems meet the required criteria, there are carefully drafted EN Standards for assuring the high quality of permanently installed automated monitoring systems (AMS). In this article we will discuss the four stages of BS EN 14181 (2014): QAL1, QAL2, QAL3 and AST (Annual Surveillance Test). 

Emission monitoring refers to the on-going processes of collecting the data on the gases and components released in the air by industrial plants. In this article we will discuss the ABC of emission monitoring at a general level: What is emission monitoring? What needs to be taken into consideration when planning a well-oiled measuring process?