Olympus Energy Gets Project Canary Cert – Produces 100% RSG NatGas
Olympus Energy (formerly Huntley & Huntley) contracted with Project Canary last December to monitor methane emissions from both the company’s drilling operations and the company’s pipeline operations (see Olympus Using Proj Canary to Monitor Drilling & Pipes for Methane). Project Canary had a close look and yesterday announced it has granted Olympus its highest rating across the company’s entire asset base. Olympus can now boast that 100% of the natural gas it produces is RSG gas–responsibly sourced gas.
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