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The Oil and Gas industry is looking hard at its energy efficiency and carbon emissions.  Without doing so it will lose its license to operate and its ability to raise funding.  Investment opportunities are now judged not only on economics and production potential but also on the carbon intensity per barrel

Industry Response To Climate Change is Evolving

IOCs in Europe acknowledge the CO2 challenge

Gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to combust. Fugitive emissions make gas inefficient to transport

NOCs have production advantages but these may be offset by distance to market

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NOCs have production advantages but these may be offset by distance to market

Gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to combust. Fugitive emissions make gas inefficient to transport

NOCs have production advantages but these may be offset by distance to market

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Gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to combust. Fugitive emissions make gas inefficient to transport

Gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to combust. Fugitive emissions make gas inefficient to transport

Gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to combust. Fugitive emissions make gas inefficient to transport

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Challenges

Solutions Built to Deliver

  • Carbon Intensity needs to be measured cost effectively


  • All calculations need to use a consistent methodology to be comparable


  • System boundaries need to be consistent, clear and objective


  • Results should be dynamic / time variant considering past production and future production


  • Benchmarking must consider comparable situations / fields


  • Assets should be able to be enrolled at the company, basin or play level


  • Different asset types (offshore, onshore, deep-water, heavy oil, unconventional, tight gas etc.) all need to modeled


  • The Global Warming Potential of all Green House Gases need to be included


  • Transport to the end user needs to be considered in making strategic decisions based on Carbon Intensity

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If you would like to know how we have solved these challenges please get in touch.  

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Emissions Categories

Scope 1

Scope 1

Scope 1

Includes direct energy and  emissions including methane leaks and gas flaring to the energy used for drilling activity, supply vessels, to lifting and processing and transporting hydrocarbons

Scope 2

Scope 1

Scope 1

One step beyond immediate control includes electricity or heat purchased for operations. To reduce scope 2 emissions, a company might purchase electricity generated from renewable sources

Scope 3

Scope 1

Scope 3

Indirect emissions from use of product including both “upstream” activities, emissions related to products purchased by a company, and “downstream” activities, those related to the products they sell

Carbon Intensity Benchmarking Measures Performance, Identifies Best Practice and Guides Improvements

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