With the e-Mission portal, ÈÕ±¾avÎÞÂëcontinues to lead and innovate in the field of emissions monitoring. Test, Track and Trend your CO2 emissions data with our free and easy-to-use platform.
What is e-Mission?
e-Mission is a groundbreaking industry online tool allowing you to plan and track your stack emission testing programs and trend your data. This advanced software allows you to easily book and arrange new testing campaigns, track progress and find historic data in one place.
e-Mission allows users to gain additional value from their monitoring data, thanks to the innovative trending tools that display compliance parameters over any timeframe. The platform is designed to simplify environmental compliance management and deliver data visibility to help reduce emissions and enhance operational effectiveness.
Start using e-Mission
All customers of our ISO/IEC 17025 and MCERT accredited labs in the UK and Europe can use this new service and easily log in to take advantage of the innovative online tool for stack emissions testing. To use the advantages our e-Mission portal offers or request your access follow the link to . For further information send an email to e-mission@element.com or reach out to your local ÈÕ±¾avÎÞÂëcontact.
Introducing e-Mission
Watch this video and discover how our ground-breaking online tool allows customers to plan and track stack emission testing programs.
e-Mission is the industry’s first end-to-end digital platform providing customers full data access to monitor trends and much more.
Learn more about e-Mission, our easy-to-use online tool
Read more about how our emissions platform offers a clearer picture of your environmental status, provides the ability to spot trends and identify issues before they become problems.
e-Mission is designed to simplify environmental compliance management and deliver greater data visibility to help reduce emissions and enhance operational effectiveness.
Our services
Find out about our Environmental testing services
Ambient Air Quality Modeling and Dispersion
Find out how we help our customers comply with regulations for ambient air quality and dispersion modeling.
Fugitive Emissions
Find out how we help our customers comply with all relevant UK stack emissions regulations with fugitive emissions monitoring for airborne particulates.
Stack Emissions Testing
Find out how our stack emissions testing services help our customers to prevent exposure, reduce emissions, improve air quality and achieve regulatory compliance for the industrial installations they operate.
Medium Combustion Plant Directive
ÈÕ±¾avÎÞÂësupports clients in the UK and Ireland with emission testing to demonstrate compliance with MCPD and give guidance throughout the permitting process.
Air Quality Testing
Find out how our ambient air quality testing solutions help our customers to systematically measure the pollutant levels of their operations and minimize their impact on the environment.
Bioaerosols Monitoring
Find out how ÈÕ±¾avÎÞÂëhelps our customers to comply with the UK Environment Agency’s Technical Guidance Note M2 to minimize exposure to bioaerosols.
VOC Testing
ÈÕ±¾avÎÞÂëprovides testing for a wide range of Volatile Organic Compounds in drinking water, groundwater, surface water, soil, and waste.
Siloxane Monitoring
ÈÕ±¾avÎÞÂëoffers siloxane sampling and analysis services to accurately evaluate the levels of siloxanes in filter systems.
Biogas Engine and Flare Emissions Monitoring
Find out how we help our customers with their annual monitoring of biogas engine and flare emissions from plants.
Residence Time Verification
Find out more about our Residence Time services, offering verification of two seconds residence time within secondary combustion chambers for waste incinerators.
Biogenic Carbon 14 Emissions Monitoring
Find out more about our OFGEM approved Biogenic Carbon 14 Measurement services, used to determine the renewable energy content of waste-derived fuels.
LEV Examination and Testing Services
Find out how our LEV testing services help prevent potentially harmful substances that can be produced by production processes being released into the workplace.