ABOUT METECH
Where sustainability
meets innovation
With our innovative methane capsules, inserted directly into cattle, we're revolutionizing how methane emissions are monitored in real-time.
Join us as we lead the charge in sustainable agriculture, empowering farmers with cutting-edge technology to make informed decisions and reduce environmental impact.
ABOUT US
MeTech is committed to revolutionizing livestock management through innovative methane measurement technology to combat climate change. Leveraging over a decade of bio-capsule expertise, MeTech developed the Methane Capsule after two years of intensive R&D - a breakthrough solution for precise methane measurement.
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Mission
MeTech's goal is to reduce methane emissions from the world’s 1.5 billion cattle by 30% by 2030.
While we currently focus on methane measurement, we plan to introduce methane-reduction capsules this year, aiming to target 300 million cattle in the global market.
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Vision
Empowering Sustainable Livestock for a Greener Planet
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Value
Leading with IoT/AI methane tech
Driving eco-efficient farming
Cutting livestock methane emissions
Advancing global sustainability goals
Empowering carbon credit earnings
Supporting communities and the planet
Enviromental
Industrial
Economic
STRATEGIC DIRECTION
Research & Development
Low-Carbon Platform Development
Low-Carbon Platform
Global Market Expansion
Industry Standardization
MEET OUR CEO
Chanmok Park, CEO of MeTech Holdings
Combines over 11 years of IoT experience in livestock sector with a passion for sustainable innovation. Recognizing that cattle are the largest contributors to methane emissions in the livestock industry—emitting a gas with over 100 times the warming effect of CO2—he led two years of R&D to develop groundbreaking methane capsules.
Under his leadership, MeTech Holdings was founded on February 28, 2023, with a mission to reduce methane emissions and build a better, sustainable future for our planet.
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Charles Park, CEO of MeTech Holdings