Methane plume detected in Pakistan
On 2 May 2023, the EMIT - NASA satellite saw methane escaping at about 5,851 kg/h from an oil & gas site.
Evidence packet
If it continued at this rate for 24 hours it would release about 140 tonnes of methane.
- Detected
- 2 May 2023 · 04:23 UTC
- Satellite
- EMIT - NASA
- Sector
- Oil & gas
- Wind
- Plume drifting towards the E · 1.0 m/s
- Coordinates
- 25.79827, 68.69789
Open in Google Maps (satellite) - UNEP plume ID
b6338210-3e8a-4713-9222-475376c63b97
Likely operator
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Emitting site
PAK_S_003 · Transmission Compressor Station
12 plumes detected at this site
Status
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Cite as: UNEP IMEO MARS plume b6338210-3e8a-4713-9222-475376c63b97, via Methane Leaks (https://www.methaneleaks.com/plume/b6338210-3e8a-4713-9222-475376c63b97), accessed 4 Oct 2026.