The webinar sponsored by NevadaNano focused on the critical aspect of leak detection and emission reduction in industrial operations. Gary Collins and Jason Ayres presented innovative technologies and solutions to enhance efficiency and sustainability in industrial processes. NevadaNano's Molecular Property Spectrometer (MPS) was highlighted for its ability to detect various gases across different industry applications with a remarkable 15-year life span, intrinsic safety, and substantial data storage capability. The discussion delved into leak detection and repair (LDAR) options, covering portable/non-continuous tools like thermal cameras and emerging technologies such as drones and satellites for continuous monitoring. The webinar also featured NevadaNano's successful deployment of MethaneTrack for emissions monitoring in diverse industrial settings. With a focus on hydrogen testing, the company showcased its collaboration with Future Grid and the advancements made in refining algorithms for accurate hydrogen qualification. The event emphasized the importance of automated reporting for methane intensity and highlighted the interest in fixed continuous systems to meet legislative and customer requirements. Overall, the webinar provided valuable insights into cutting-edge technologies and strategies for enhancing safety, reducing emissions, and ensuring compliance in industrial operations.