Carson Morey

In the complex offshore environment of the Gulf of America, Carson leads emissions accounting across Shell’s platforms, supporting progress toward credible third-party methane certification. This session explores how building high-quality, verifiable measurement systems in a technically and logistically challenging setting supports certification readiness while also shaping market perception, risk management, and potential commercial positioning. Drawing on practical implementation experience, Carson will share the realities of improving data confidence offshore, navigating operational constraints, and aligning teams to deliver emissions performance that can withstand external scrutiny.

• Explore how offshore emissions accounting systems can be designed to support both certification requirements and emerging commercial expectations
• Discuss whether higher-confidence measurement and verification can strengthen market credibility and differentiate supply
• Examine how operational constraints offshore influence the cost, feasibility, and commercial viability of certification
• Consider how cross-functional alignment across engineering, operations, sustainability, and commercial teams underpins credible, value-aware certification pathways
• Explore how certification readiness may help future-proof offshore assets against evolving buyer, policy, and investor expectations