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The Geoholics discusses Duke Energy: tech adoption

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The GeoholicsSep 22, 2026

The Geoholics

Episode 288 - Sean Donegan & Satelytics

What was said

I mean, our biggest customer in the methane detection is Duke Energy. They're in their seventh year. We monitor a five-state footprint, and we detect methane leaks to pinhole leaks to your house, literally less than one kilogram an hour.

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Quotes from the episode

  • “I mean, our biggest customer in the methane detection is Duke Energy. They're in their seventh year. We monitor a five-state footprint, and we detect methane leaks to pinhole leaks to your house, literally less than one kilogram an hour.”

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Signal
Tech adoption

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Podcast
The Geoholics
Speaker
Sean Donegan
Speaker role
Counterparty
Event date
Sep 2026

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Timing
Ongoing state
Recorded at estimate
2026-09-18

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Detected
Sep 27, 2026
signal_type
podcast-company
signal_subtype
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