Environmental & energy intelligence
Master emissions, protect your teams and turn data into value, for mining sites, quarries and industry across West Africa.
Emissions to master, teams to protect
Dust from bauxite, cement and aggregates, process gases, power use: industrial and mining sites must measure what they emit, protect the people who work there, and account for it to authorities, communities and funders.
Emissions, dust & power
Dust, process gases and electricity use, indoors and out.
Worker protection
Exposure measured where teams actually work.
Community relations
Transparency with local authorities, shared data and awareness-raising.
ESG steering & reporting
Reliable data for extra-financial reporting and HSE / E&S traceability (IFC).
A multi-level measurement architecture
From a certified regulatory reference to a dense territorial mesh, then from data to decision.
See the reference project1. Regulatory reference
mCERTS-certified sensors for PM2.5 / PM10, gases, noise and weather, to meet regulatory obligations.
- mCERTS certification
- PM₁ · PM₂.₅ · PM₁₀
- CO · NO₂ · SO₂ · O₃ and more
2. Territorial mesh
AirGradient PM2.5 sensors, deployable at scale across sites and neighbourhoods.
- Worker protection
- Neighbourhood awareness
- Multi-site coverage
3. Data & alerts
Real-time collection, dashboards, custom regulatory reports and alerts when thresholds are exceeded.
- Metabase & Power BI
- WhatsApp, Telegram, email alerts
- Regulatory reports
4. Training & capacity
Installation, maintenance and calibration, data-reading coaching, documentation and skills transfer.
- Calibration
- Data-reading coaching
- Skills transfer
Our projects in air quality
- Air Quality & Environmental DataGuinea Air+: air quality in Conakry and LabéGuinea has no air quality monitoring network. Together with CSIG, we are deploying sensors in Conakry and Labé to produce the country's first open data on fine particles and support future national standards.Conakry and Labé2026 – 2028
- Air Quality & Environmental DataAir quality in Greater LoméGreater Lomé is home to 27% of Togo’s population and over 90% of its economic activity, with no permanent air monitoring network. With ANGE, we are deploying 15 monitors to produce open data on fine particles and support new environmental decrees.Greater Lomé2026 – 2028
- Air Quality & Environmental DataAir quality in Diamaguène Sicap MbaoDiamaguène Sicap Mbao is home to 174,000 people on 7.3 km², right next to the Mbao industrial zone, where fine particle levels far exceed WHO guidelines.Diamaguène Sicap Mbao2026 – 2028
Master your emissions, protect your teams.
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