With the Methane Tracking Center located at the heart of the CSTJF, Anthony CREDOZ oversees a unique global system for monitoring methane emissions.
A trained scientist with twenty years of experience in Earth and environmental sciences, Anthony now coordinates the collection and analysis of data generated by cutting edge technologies to detect methane emissions, an invisible and odorless greenhouse gas.
In this video, he reflects on his role at TotalEnergies, the strategic importance of reducing methane emissions, and what drives him every day: taking action, with enthusiasm, to help reduce our climate impact in a lasting way.
In Lacq, with TADI, the only experimental site of its kind in Europe, TotalEnergies is at the forefront of methane emission detection and quantification. Watch the video to find out more.
Charlotte Darricades, a PhD at PERL (Platform for Experimental Research in Lacq) builds bridges between research and scientific promotion. Watch her interview in video.
In compliance with the Paris Agreement - limiting global warming to 1.5°C by the end of the century -, TotalEnergies has made serious commitments to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions generated by its activities.