Description

Designed for you, if you are...

• An environmental engineer
• A sustainability officer or manager
• An environmental consultant
• An oil & gas industry professional

How we build your confidence

• Mixed, instructor-led delivery of theoretical content with a blend of PowerPoint overview, whiteboard explanations of details, and class interactions
• Case studies
• Hands-on exercises

The benefits from attending

• Comprehensive understanding of GHG emissions: Understanding the nature, sources, and impact of greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in the context of the oil & gas industry.
• Proficiency in GHG accounting: Getting familiar with the principles and best practices of GHG accounting, including the use of global standards and methodologies specific to the oil & gas sector.
• GHG inventory compiling skills: Ability to assess the organisational boundaries, identify the emitters, set up the business processes required to track and aggregate the activity data, perform the Q/C of input data, and make appropriate assumptions in case of missing data. Skills to compile inventory models based on available data, and fine tune the models based on physical measurements.
• Knowledge of emission reduction strategies: Understanding of various strategies and technologies for reducing GHG emissions in oil & gas operations.
• Hands-on experience through case studies: Practical experience from real-world case studies, helping you understand the challenges and solutions in managing GHG emissions.
• Networking opportunities: Connection with peers and experts in the field, facilitating knowledge exchange and professional networking.

Topics

• Introduction to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions
• Fundamentals of GHG accounting
• Identification of emission sources
• Establishing business processes for data collection and validation
• Calculation of emissions for stationary and mobile emitters
• Practical exercise in emission calculation for mobile and stationary emitters

• Impact of methane on climate change and its sources
• Fugitive emissions
• Emissions from gas flaring
• Emissions in the gas dehydration process
• Practical exercise in calculation of fugitive, process, and flaring emissions

• Creation of a complete GHG inventory
• Analysis and evaluation of emission reduction strategies
• Developing plans to achieve Net-Zero goals