E.ON Introduces Digital Monitoring to Cut Methane Emissions
The E.ON Hungária Group has introduced digital monitoring at every pressure-regulating station in its gas network. The company said the system is intended to reduce methane emissions. It also links the investment to more reliable gas supply and safer operation of the grid. The project cost 600 million Hungarian forints, or about €1.64 million. E.ON Hungária financed the entire amount from its own funds. The rollout was announced on Monday, with the company saying monitoring is already operating throughout the network.
The E.ON Hungária Group has implemented a digital monitoring system at all pressure regulating stations. The goal of this measure is to reduce methane emissions, increase supply reliability, and ensure safe grid operation, the company announced on Monday. The investment totaled 600 million HUF (1.64 million EUR), which E.ON Hungária financed from its own funds. […] The post E.ON Introduces Digital Monitoring to Cut Methane Emissions appeared first on Hungary Today .