Methane Guiding Principles

We’re delighted to announce our upcoming live technical webinar: "Evaluating Downwind and Offshore Solutions for Methane Detection and Quantification”. Brian Redick, Senior Associate at Climate Investment (CI) will be moderating this session. He will be joined by Camilla Fassio who is responsible for methane measurement and quantification programs at Eni and Peter Evans who is Senior Engineer for Methane Measurement and Reduction at bp. Our speakers will share their experience and insights on: • The use, testing and learnings from downwind measurement technologies • The deployment of downwind measurement technologies in challenging conditions (e.g. remote locations) •Experience with drone and satellite technologies This is the third instalment in the Methane Guiding Principles Technical Webinar Series supported by the Energy Institute. This webinar series brings together industry experts and organisations to discuss key issues and share knowledge with the aim to help accelerate the adoption of methane mitigation technologies. Save the date: Thursday, October 10, 2024, at 13:00 BST! Register to attend here: https://bit.ly/3TiKOQ4 #MethaneEmissions #MethaneMitigation

Mist is a free tool designed to assist oil and gas operators globally in developing their methane emissions inventory. Mist leverages the latest research to aid with the set-up of methane mitigation inventories and help with mitigation prioritization. Developed under the Methane Guiding Principles by Carbon Limits AS, the Mist tool incorporates years of technical knowledge, to support companies in improving their understanding, reporting and mitigation of methane. 📊 With its simple to use interface and dynamic dashboards, Mist helps users track methane emissions and view their abatement potential in a clear and concise way. The benefits of using Mist: · Easy to use – it takes very little input to get started and create emission inventories, which can be improved over time. · Compatible with OGMP 2.0 – it uses international best practices and aligns with OGMP level 3 and 4 reporting. · Tracks multiple facilities – it allows accurate tracking of emissions from multiple facilities, rather than just the whole organization. · Confidentiality – all data is encrypted and backed up. Find out more on: https://lnkd.in/dZnzRGWE #methanemitigation #methaneguidingprinciples #methaneabatement #CarbonLimitsAS

Collaboration is key to effective and sustained action on methane emissions. Here at Methane Guiding Principles, we have created a playbook and other resources to help companies and their joint venture (JV) partners on their methane reduction roadmaps. 📖 The playbook for non-operated JVs (NOVJs) offers strategies to engage partners who may not recognize the urgency of methane reduction, are unsure how to act, or resist change. It is divided into four sections: 1. A summary of the links between climate change, the oil and gas industry and methane emissions and why influencing NOJVs is important 2. How to address the reasons NOJVs give for not reducing methane emissions. 3. What, who, how and where to influence. 4. Tips and tactics for influencing partners. The playbook is accompanied by three templates to help set up initiatives within a joint venture to reduce methane emissions. These contain technical definitions, explanations of rights and duties of partners. Visit our Joint Ventures page for access to the playbook and additional resources. https://lnkd.in/eMaYEivq #methaneguidingprinciples #jointventures #resources

At Methane Guiding Principles, one of the commitments made by our member organizations is to report on the progress made and steps being taken to reduce methane emissions. Therefore, on an annual basis, each member reports on key methane metrics, outlining how they are working to fulfil each of the five individual Methane Guiding Principles: 1.       Continually reduce methane emissions 2.       Advance strong performance across the gas supply chain 3.       Improve accuracy of methane emissions data 4.       Advocate sound policy and regulations on methane emissions 5.       Increase transparency Find out more about each member's work and explore their progress in reducing methane emissions by visiting the Member Report web page - https://bit.ly/3YCxNo4 📊 #methanemitigation #memberreports #annualreports

🗣 In case you missed the live event on Wednesday this week, our latest webinar - Engineering Solutions for Methane Abatement - is now available to watch on demand. A huge thank you to all attendees and our speakers for sharing their insights and experience - Audrey Mascarenhas, Clayton Nash, Glen Hay and our moderator Ilaria Parrella 👏 Watch the full recording over on our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/e_yjjxQi Make sure you keep an eye on our website and LinkedIn page for upcoming webinars and ensure you book your spot 👀 #methaneabatement #MethaneGuidingPrinciples #webinar Energy Institute

Exciting news! We are pleased to announce the launch of the latest versions of our popular Best Practice series 🌟 These guides are designed to assist operators in making significant improvements in managing methane emissions throughout the natural gas supply chain. The topics covered in these publications include flaring, equipment leaks, venting, pneumatic devices, and operational repairs. Capturing a wealth of knowledge and insights from MGP members, the Best Practice Guides provide a summary of current known mitigations and available technologies.📚 Chris Rathbun, Program Manager of Methane Guiding Principles commented on the launch of the guides “The focus on methane detection and quantification in the oil and gas industry is more important than ever. Technological advancements in the past two decades have been game-changers, and the progress continues. By ensuring that everyone has access to the latest technology and knowledge as featured in these guides, we can reach our methane reduction goals faster.” Check out the updated Best Practice Guides 💡 at https://lnkd.in/dadWMkB3 #BestPracticeGuides #methaneemissions #MethaneGuidingPrinciples

Only two weeks left until our next live webinar on Wednesday 17th July at 14:00 CET 🕑 . With over 100 attendees already signed up make sure you book your place for a discussion on methane abatement engineering solutions with our industry experts: Audrey Mascarenhas, President and CEO - Questor Technology Inc. Clayton Nash, Director of Emissions Solutions - Tegre Corporation  Glen Hay, Emissions Management Consultant - SLB Ilaria Parrella, (moderator) Emission Abatement Leader in Climate Technology Solution - Baker Hughes Register your attendance today: https://lnkd.in/env8em-Q #methaneemissions #livewebinar

Methane Guiding Principles was out in force at the Methane Mitigation Summit Series earlier this month in Austin, Texas. Chris Rathbun’s panel on developing a strategy to reduce methane emissions in non-operated joint ventures drove home the message that collaboration is critical for overall global methane reduction. This lesson came up again and again throughout the conference and reinforced the need for platforms like MGP to convene diverse stakeholders in this effort.🤝 The summit’s halls teemed with other big ideas and impactful organizations: 🛰️ Improvements in detection and measurement techniques—from drones to aircraft to satellites, including via innovators like GHGSAT—will provide enhanced transparency over emissions. Everyone is getting on the bandwagon to bridge major gaps in verification. ✅ The global push to improve measurement and reporting is accelerating as regulation ramps up, particularly in Europe. When it comes to regulation, organizations need to stay ahead of the curve, rather than scrambling to react to every new rule. It’s therefore great to see operators converge on UNEP's OGMP 2.0 as the North Star for reporting. The “gold standard” of L5 reporting will spread as companies up their game. ☠️ Methane leaks are not just an emissions issue—human health and safety are also at risk. It was great to hear this point hammered home by Seth Long, CEO of Shepherd Safety Systems, LLC in his insightful talk. 💸 Investment in methane mitigation is rising amid a landscape of increasing activity, particularly on the technological front. This was the message of an illuminating discussion featuring MGP supporting organization Climate Investment (CI). All in all, it was a fruitful two days of panels, meetings and networking. We look forward to seeing everyone in Austin again next year! Let us know your top takeaways in the comments. 💬 #methaneemissions #methane

Join us at our live webinar on Wednesday 17 July at 14:00 CET Methane abatement engineering solutions is the theme of the second live webinar in the Methane Guiding Principles (MGP) Technical Webinar Series which takes place on Wednesday 17 July at 14:00 CET 🕑 . In this webinar, we will be joined by four industry experts who will share their experience and insights on: ➡ preventative engineering technologies ➡ eliminating methane emissions prior to detection ➡ abatement solutions from highest risk sources in the industry ➡ unlit flares, flare gas recovery, vapor capture and methane slip Our speakers are: Audrey Mascarenhas, President and CEO - Questor Technology Inc. Clayton Nash, Director of Emissions Solutions - Tegre Corporation  Glen Hay, Emissions Management Consultant - SLB Ilaria Parrella, (moderator) Emission Abatement Leader in Climate Technology Solution - Baker Hughes Designed to accelerate the adoption of methane mitigation technology, the Methane Guiding Principles Technical Webinar Series supported by Energy Institute Institute brings together industry representatives and organizations to discuss key issues and share knowledge. Register your attendance by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/env8em-Q #methaneemissions #livewebinar

📢 We are looking forward to attending the Methane Mitigation Summit Series Technology & Innovation Summit, June 11–13 in Austin, Texas. The conference will bring together a who’s who of experts from industry, government, research institutes, multilateral organizations and beyond to discuss the next frontier for #methane abatement from the #oilandgassector. MGP program manager Chris Rathbun will speak on June 12 on a panel about developing a strategy to reduce methane emissions in non-operated joint ventures. Representatives from over a dozen MGP member companies will also appear in panels and sessions, ranging from meeting OGMP 2.0 level 5 requirements to navigating collaboration between IOCs and NOCs. It promises to be an informative and enlightening few days. 📅 Look forward to seeing everyone in Austin in June! #MethaneGuidingPrinciples #NetZero Visit event page for more information http://bit.ly/3S8hZnZ