Ready for a multigas future in gas metering
How our sensors make a difference
Established technology
Sensirion gas meter modules are based on the thermal-mass measurement principle. More than 10 million gas meters in the field and third-party studies after 10 years of field installation underpin this proven measurement technology.
Lead the energy transition
Sensirion gas meter modules measure any gas mixture, including LNG, pure hydrogen, biomethane, or either of them blended with natural gas. A meter relying on Sensirion’s technology can stay in the field without modifications after natural gas is gradually or completely replaced by hydrogen or biogas.
Compact gas meters and reduced logistics costs
The compact size allows for a compact meter design. The meters operate noiselessly, as there are no moving parts.
Towards energy measurement
The increasing variability in gas composition makes fair and accurate billing a challenge. Thermal-mass technology provides the basis for natural gas energy metering. Sensirion sensors are already able to estimate the calorific value of gas.
Webinar: Thermal-mass technology - the heart of smart gas meters
Alberto Marrero, Market Manager Energy Transition, and Toni Yglesias, Product Manager Gas Metering
Why Sensirion should be part of your solution
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Sensirion’s gas meter modules receive EN 17526 evaluation certificate
Sensirion’s gas meter modules are based on the thermal-mass measurement principle and meet the strict criteria of the new harmonized standard EN 17526. Both NMi and Tifernogas, two leading notified bodies in Europe for the testing and certification of measuring instruments with ISO 17025 approval, have certified Sensirion’s sensor modules.
Hydrogen-ready
Climate neutrality, sustainability and the reduction of CO₂ emissions are now global trends. The decarbonization of the energy sector plays an important role in this context, as this sector contributes significantly to CO₂ emissions. A promising strategy here is the use of renewable gases such as biogas or sustainably produced hydrogen gas, or that of admixtures of renewable gases with natural gas.
We examined 19 thermal mass gas meters. They were selected out of a pool of 2749 meters, which had been in operation for 5 to 7 years. All were still well within specifications with most still measuring as accurate as brand new meters.
Henri Schouten
Senior Expert at NMi
