A group look at two leak detection technologies at the METEC site

Join pipeline operators, researchers, regulators, and technology developers for a one-day event focused on advancing underground methane leak detection, quantification, and safety.


Why Attend?

  • Learn the latest underground methane leak detection research
  • Connect with operators, regulators, researchers, and developers
  • Observe live demonstrations on controlled underground methane leaks
  • Explore METEC’s unique underground pipeline research facilities
  • Help shape future testing protocols and performance standards

What to expect:

    • Underground leak detection and quantification research
    • Emerging technologies and current findings
    • Operator perspectives and technology needs
    • Collaborative discussions and feedback

Location: Powerhouse Energy Campus, 430 North College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524

  • Walking and vehicle-based surveys
  • Real-time leak detection and quantification
  • Above- and below-ground leak scenarios
  • Technology developer showcases
  • METEC projects and autonomous solutions

Location: METEC Research Site, 3401 W. Vine Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80521

Questions? Please contact: [email protected]

Interested in demonstrating? Please contact: [email protected]


Hosted by:

SMU Lyle School of Engineering

Research funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)