Jennifer Turner

● Why does good methane data management matter for companies and their investors?

● What can companies do to restore confidence in emissions reporting and mitigation plans?

● What do investors regard as best practice for methane emissions reporting and mitigation?

● What methane data are investors using today, and what will they require in future?

● Unpack best methods for calculating and managing Scope-3 emissions

● Collaborating with your supply chain and trusted partners

● Understand potential data sources used to calculate Scope-3 emissions

● Discussing Scope 4 emissions – saved and avoided

● MiQ and EO basics

● Joint certification process

● ESG outcomes of joint certification

● Market outcomes of joint certification

● Identifying the right combination of technologies that will work for your organization

● Emerging technologies including drones, aircraft, satellites, vehicle systems, and continuous sensors

● Selecting and deploying technologies at scale

● Unpacking possible solutions based on specific assets, needs, geography, and financial partnerships

During this fireside chat, Gissell Lopez, Executive Director, Center for Carbon Transition at J.P. Morgan will discuss perspectives on continuous improvement in managing methane and highlight positive actions that companies in the Oil & Gas CHAT sector can consider taking to build on the progress already underway.