Join us September 27th
What's the average emissions intensity for upstream operations
in the North Sea? How is it distributed geographically, by operator
or by hub? What factors influence emissions intensity and what are
some of the best practices for achieving reductions?
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity from oil & gas
production is an important differentiating metric for upstream
operators and their stakeholders to understand, reduce and base
strategic and commercial decisions on. However benchmarking remains
a challenge, because existing voluntary and regulatory reporting
does not provide a consistent, comprehensive measure to contrast
upstream emissions at a granular level.
S&P Global Commodity Insights leverages its deep upstream
data, emissions modelling expertise and data capabilities to
produce the most granular GHG emissions estimates, covering the
global upstream sector at the asset or well level. In the first of
a series of regional benchmarks for the global upstream industry,
we draw insights from this upstream enhanced emissions dataset to
benchmark upstream emissions in the North Sea.
Join our head of emissions Kevin Birn to hear about the
magnitude of our modelling and benchmarking project, international
emissions modelling lead Chris Kennett to talk through key insights
from our North Sea benchmarking work, and upstream transformation
expert Judson Jacobs to discuss some of the ways companies are
approaching upstream emissions reduction.
