Solutions
Stack, fence line and the audit record
Three jobs, one facility model. GOCEMS measures what leaves the duct, what arrives at the boundary, and whether the limit that applies was crossed — then keeps the signed series operations already saw live.
CEMS solutions for Ghana's plants
Configure the measurement points your permit actually requires, then scale across lines and sites.
Continuous Emissions Monitoring
GOCEMS ingests readings from CEMS analyzers at the duct, applies the correct averaging period, and keeps the same series for operations and the signed report.
Continuous Emissions Monitoring
Environmental Monitoring
Boundary sensors and meteorological context sit beside stack data — so dispersion, community exposure and site conditions are part of the same record.
Environmental Monitoring
Compliance Monitoring
Limits, averaging windows and exceedance history travel with every reading — so compliance evidence is a download, not a reconstruction project.
Compliance Monitoring
Questions operators ask
Plain answers on how GOCEMS works for plants, environmental teams and the EPA.
What is the difference between CEMS, ambient monitoring and compliance monitoring?
Continuous emissions monitoring measures what leaves the duct. Environmental monitoring measures what arrives at the fence line and nearby communities. Compliance monitoring applies the permit limit, averaging window and exceedance record to those series. GOCEMS keeps all three in one facility model.
Do Ghana plants need all three GOCEMS solutions?
Most permitted sites need stack CEMS and the compliance record. Fence-line and ambient stations are added where community exposure, dispersion or permit conditions require them. A walkthrough maps which measurement points apply to your site.
Bring your own stacks, limits and reporting calendar.
A walkthrough maps your site onto GOCEMS — instruments, averaging periods, who gets the alert, and what the signed report looks like.