Michael Yamoah

● 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

● Improving the reporting process to ensure the accuracy of total emission reported

● Achieving an accurate picture of emission through the use of top-down basin-level data

● Looking at investment priorities in response to the Methane Emissions Reduction Program and charges on wasteful emissions

● Discussing concerns on the EPA supplemental proposal on the Super-Emitter Response Program

Chevron is trialing emerging technology and collaborating with third parties to help find better ways to detect and measure methane emissions. Improving our methane detection capabilities helps us better identify emissions reduction oppor- tunities. “Find and fix” campaigns in Angola, Argentina, Australia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, the Denver-Julesburg Basin, the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and the Permian Basin have provided opportunities to test different methane emissions detection and measurement options.

● Reducing methane emissions from operations, infrastructure and transportation

● Implementing robust monitoring, reporting and verification schemes

● A practical tool that compliments the Methane Guiding Principles toolkit

● A best practice approach to identifying methane leaks and quantification methods