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Partnership Between C-CORE + GHGSat To Continue For Constellation Ground Services

February 9, 2022

C-CORE is continuing their long-standing partnership with Quebec-based company GHGSat, a firm involved in the high-resolution, remote sensing of greenhouse gas from space, providing unique emissions data and intelligence to businesses, governments, regulators, and investors worldwide.

C-CORE has secured a contract to continue providing ground segment services for GHGSat’s rapidly expanding satellite constellation. The two organizations have been working together since 2013 from concept to world-leading satellite monitoring technology.

C-CORE owns and operates two Canadian Ground Stations that provide services for remote sensing satellites by communicating tasking information and downlinking the resulting data to Earth. The ground stations are located in the Arctic (Inuvik) and in Northeast Canada (Happy Valley-Goose Bay) and were developed with GHGSat’s requirements in mind.

With the highest resolution greenhouse gas monitoring satellites on the market today, GHGSat technology is capable of detecting and measuring sources of methane emissions down to the facility level. GHGSat recently announced the launch of its next three satellites scheduled to be in orbit in the summer of 2022. To meet the demand for GHGSat emission data, a robust ground station network is required.

“This contract is another example of how the two organizations continue to address this market sector and support its phenomenal growth opportunities,” said Paul Adlakha, Managing Director at C-CORE. “The ground segment contract will leverage C-CORE’s ground stations in Canada to provide cost-effective downlink and uplink services for the GHGSat constellation.”

“C-CORE has been a valued partner throughout GHGSat’s development,” said Stephane Germain, President and CEO of GHGSat. “As we are scaling our constellation and emission data services, efficient ground station services are essential. We are very pleased to be continuing our relationship with a leading Canadian company like C-CORE.”

Filed Under: Business Moves, Constellation, Earth Observation (EO), Ground Infrastructure, Partnerships, Remote Sensing, SmallSat Tagged With: Featured

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