AIRMO

AIRMO is a methane monitoring company based in Munich, Germany. The site says it was founded in 2023 by two engineers. It designs, builds and operates methane monitoring tools for oil and gas operators, energy companies and waste sectors. It also has offices in Luxembourg and Abu Dhabi.

The site lists three monitoring methods. Satellites give continuous coverage over wide areas. Aircraft give fast surveys of large assets. Drones give precise detection at source level. The site says detection starts from 1 gram per hour at drone scale.

The site says each source is measured in kilograms per hour, attributed to its source and given an uncertainty range. It says the reports meet OGMP 2.0 Gold Standard and EU Regulation 2024/1787. The site says the reports include templates and an audit trail.

The site says AIRMO uses public satellite feeds today. It plans to use its own active LiDAR satellite from the first quarter of 2027. The site says aircraft campaigns are planned in advance and capacity is limited in each region. It says customers who book early get their survey window sooner.

The site names Daria Stepanova as chief executive and co-founder. She was previously chief technology officer of German Orbital Systems. Dr Errico Armandillo is chief science officer and co-founder, with two decades in LiDAR and optical systems for space. David Vilaseca is chief technology officer.

The site says the chief executive has built a pipeline in the Gulf states and Central Asia. It names engagements with Aramco, Chevron and TurkmenGaz. The site lists advisory board members from Ananda, Findus Venture and Unconventional Ventures.

The site lists offices in Munich, Luxembourg and Abu Dhabi. It has a contact form and a LinkedIn page. The site also has products, technology, jobs and news pages. The site lists a satellite news page and a methane intel page.