Carson Morey

·       Develop robust, digital inventories that use asset-specific emissions factors to enhance accuracy and stakeholder transparency

·       Leverage continuous data streams from different technology types to reconcile discrepancies between site-level measurements and broader inventories

·       Factor in environmental variables like weather conditions to improve data accuracy

In the challenging environment of the Gulf of America, Carson is leading emissions accounting efforts across Shell's offshore platforms, playing a key role in Shell’s journey toward credible, third-party certification. With a focus on building high-quality, verifiable measurement practices in one of the most operationally complex settings, he’s helping to bridge the gap between ambition and execution in offshore methane management.

Drawing from on-the-ground experience, Carson will share how Shell is tackling the unique barriers of offshore certification and what it takes to establish trust in emissions data when third-party validation is on the line.

·       Build robust emissions accounting systems tailored for offshore operations

·       Improve measurement quality to meet the stringent expectations of certification

·       Navigate the challenges of limited access, safety constraints, and equipment variability at sea

·       Support credible certification outcomes through internal cross-functional collaboration with engineering, operations, and sustainability teams