Industrial stakeholders are quickly recognizing that high emissions intensities can be cost-effectively addressed through a well-established combination of standards, effective regulations and technological innovation. However, choosing the right combination of technology from a vast technical landscape is a challenging endeavor. So, how can companies better navigate the complex and changing technology landscape?
This report features expert insights from leading solution providers, Paradigm by Puloli, Shepherd Safety Systems, GHGSat, and Envana Software Solutions, and the results from recent surveys conducted online, and during the annual Methane Mitigation Europe Summit.
Read now as we explore the 2024 technology and innovation landscape, the impact of regulatory mandates, the biggest challenges faced by oil and gas operators, the role of data analytics in enhancing methane reduction efforts, the power of collaboration, what’s next for the methane mitigation technology landscape, and more.
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Over 155 countries have joined the Global Methane Pledge, a commitment to cut methane emissions by 30% from 2020 levels by 2030. Following COP28 in December 2023, many individual members states have introduced tighter regulations and new guidelines for reducing methane emissions. Regulations take the form of better transparency and reporting, emissions standards for equipment and operations, and/or market-based mechanisms.
Back by popular demand! In the lead up to the Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit, we’ve compiled an updated look at some of the major commitments and regulations worldwide for methane mitigation in a handy, interactive infographic.
Download your free copy for insight into regulations on oil and gas methane emissions in key countries in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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Ahead of this June's Methane Mitigation Global Summit, we sat down with leading oil & gas experts and asked, what are the key considerations and factors that you must consider when designing and enhancing your methane mitigation strategy?
Available to watch right now, watch and listen as industry experts and operators weigh in on the critical components you need to consider as you formulate your strategy, how to select and identify appropriate technology, and key advice on what it takes to truly drive lower methane emissions in your operations.
Sharing insights in this webinar are:
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When Brazilian oil giant Petrobras signed an agreement with the UN’s Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 (OGMP) earlier this year, it cemented its commitment to a lower emission future.
OGMP 2.0 is a global initiative that focuses on the measurement and reporting of methane emissions in oil and gas operations in order to reduce them. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas and oil and gas operations account for approximately one third of human-caused methane emissions.
In its strategic plan, Petrobras says that it aims to neutralize emissions by 2050 and is investing US $4.4 billion in decarbonization projects and technology.
In this interview, Rodrigo Barbosa, Upstream Partnership Coordinator, and Roberto Gennaro, Planning Manager, Petrobras, talk about the national oil giant’s methane mitigation efforts, mobilizing support to reach OGMP’s gold standard, the challenges for the year ahead, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.
TotalEnergies has signed on to tough new targets to reduce methane emissions by 80% and flaring to zero by 2030. How do they expect to achieve it?
We sat down with David Mendelson, President & CEO at TotalEnergies E&P Americas to find out...
“It’s part of our daily work now. Reducing emissions is given equal importance to everything we do in our operations” explains David.
In this interview, David Mendelson discusses the company’s approach to reducing the methane intensity in existing and new production assets, his thoughts on the energy transition and how the company folds emissions reduction into its daily operations. Access your free copy of the interview today.
Not to be missed, David also discusses:
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In this exclusive report, '5 Ways Oil and Gas Companies Can Reduce Methane Emissions' we take a look at how TotalEnergies, BP, BPX Energy, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Eni, and ExxonMobil are reducing methane emissions, highlight 5 ways oil and gas companies can mitigate methane emissions, and explore how Civitas Resources is undertaking a $18 million retrofit of their pneumatic devices as part of their focus on sustainability, in an exclusive interview with Colorado’s first carbon neutral energy producer (Civitas Resources), Chief Sustainability Officer, Brian Cain.
As part of our Decarbonization event series we interviewed Charles McConnell, Executive Director, Carbon Management and Energy Sustainability at University of Houston & Former Assistant Secretary of Energy. In this interview, Charles offers his honest perspectives on the challenges of energy transition and:
“It is a fool’s statement to say we need to stop using fossil fuels. We won’t stop using them. What we must do is use them more responsibly, and that means we need to have the technologies to be able to do so.”
Carbon capture and storage technology (CCS) has been around for decades. But widespread adoption has remained elusive. However, companies and policy are taking a renewed look at CCS as part of global commitments to reduce carbon emissions.
Dramatic increases in the use of the technology will be required to keep the world on track to meet its climate targets.
Talos Energy, a Texas-based oil and gas exploration and production company is applying its expertise in conventional geology and offshore energy operations in order to position itself for carbon capture and storage business opportunities. Last August, for instance, it was deemed winner and operator of the first and only large-scale offshore carbon storage lease in the United States.
In this interview, Ash Shepherd, Director of Business Development Carbon Capture and Storage at Talos Energy, discusses the challenges and opportunities for CCS and what he sees as the tipping point for the technology to become economic to apply to a broader range of emissions.