Emissions Monitoring and Analytics
Monitoring infrastructure that measures emissions from stacks, meters and process equipment around the clock, validates the data and keeps it ready for reporting.
Overview
What is emissions monitoring?
Emissions monitoring is the continuous measurement of a facility’s greenhouse gas and pollutant releases at the source. The main sources are stacks and flue gas ducts, energy and fuel meters, process equipment and fugitive emission points.
The most direct method is a continuous emission measurement system (CEMS), which measures flue gas concentration and flow hour by hour. The EU ETS Monitoring and Reporting Regulation (Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/2066) defines this as the measurement-based methodology, with quality assurance based on EN 14181.
Data is not rebuilt months later from invoices and averages. It is captured while operations run, passed through QA/QC checks and stored with a full audit trail, so operations, environmental and reporting teams all look at the same validated record.
In Türkiye the obligation side is now clear as well. The Türkiye Emissions Trading System Regulation, in force since August 27, 2026, replaced the 2014 regulation on monitoring greenhouse gas emissions. Covered installations submit a monitoring plan, have the previous year’s emissions report checked by an accredited verifier, and file it by April 30 each year.
- IoT and sensor integrated
- QA/QC validated data
- Ready for monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV)
Capabilities
Five capabilities of a reliable monitoring system
What a system has to do before a verifier will accept its numbers.
Continuous data capture
Emissions are measured at the source, hour by hour, instead of estimated after the period closes.
Multi-source integration
Data from ERP, SCADA, MES and IoT systems flows into one emissions model rather than a set of separate spreadsheets.
Data validation and QA/QC
Calibration checks, drift detection and missing-data substitution rules keep the dataset defensible under verification. EU ETS rules also require a substitution method for hours when a measuring device is out of operation.
Alerts and anomalies
When a deviation, spike or sensor fault occurs, the system raises an alert while there is still time to act.
Reporting and disclosure
The same validated data feeds EU ETS and Türkiye ETS emissions reports, installation data needed for CBAM, CDP responses and the GHG Protocol inventory.
Framework
The GreenGoldTech monitoring framework
Five modules that carry a measurement from the sensor to the regulatory report.
Sensor and source deployment
Every material emission source gets a measurement point, including the ones nobody meters today.
- Stack and flue gas analyzers (CEMS)
- IoT and ambient air sensors
- Energy and fuel meter integration
- Fugitive emission tracking
Data pipeline and integration
Measurements move into a system that can be queried, reprocessed and audited.
- SCADA and MES connectivity
- Cloud-based ingestion
- Time-series storage
- Versioned audit trails
Validation and quality assurance
The numbers are proven internally before an outside verifier tests them.
- Calibration and drift checks
- Missing-data substitution
- Cross-source reconciliation
- Verification-grade documentation
Analytics and visualization
Continuous measurement becomes information the operations team can act on.
- Real-time dashboards
- Carbon intensity per product
- Trend and anomaly detection
- Predictive emissions modeling
Reporting and disclosure
One validated dataset sits behind every report you are responsible for.
- EU ETS and Türkiye ETS emissions reports
- Installation emissions data for CBAM
- CDP and GHG Protocol formats
- Verifier-ready evidence packs
- ESG and investor disclosures
One system, always measuring
From sensor signal to regulatory report.
Audience
Which industries is it for?
Operations where emissions are continuous, regulated and too large to estimate. Most of these sectors fall within the activities covered by emissions trading systems in the EU and Türkiye.
- Heavy industry
- Power generation
- Oil and gas
- Chemicals
- Cement and steel
- Manufacturing
Why GreenGoldTech
We build a working monitoring system, not another dashboard
The screen is the visible part of the system. The real work is in the measurement, validation and integration behind it.
Measurement at the source
Data comes from instrumented sources and operating systems, not from annual estimates or industry averages.
Verification-grade quality
Calibration, drift checks and cross-source reconciliation are built into the pipeline, so data reaches the verifier ready to review.
Runs inside your operations
SCADA, MES, ERP and IoT feeds are integrated, so monitoring happens where production happens.
From observation to intervention
Anomaly detection and alerts get your team moving while the outcome can still be changed.
One dataset, every report
EU ETS, Türkiye ETS, CBAM, CDP, GHG Protocol and investor reporting all rely on the same validated record.
Get started
Want to see your emissions as they happen?
First, we map your emission sources and the systems around them together. Then we design the monitoring architecture that keeps those sources measured continuously.