Adopted in April 2018, the Action Plan provides a framework for projects and activities of the Oil & Gas Subcommittee
The International Energy Agency (IEA), which often collaborates with GMI, provides an online tool that tracks oil and gas-related sources of methane
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The GMI Oil & Gas Subcommittee focuses on identifying and deploying practical and cost-effective methane mitigation technologies and practices. The Subcommittee’s objective is to reduce or eliminate emissions from oil and natural gas systems by encouraging collaboration between Partner Countries, Subcommittee members, and Project Network members. Through engagement, the Subcommittee aims to build capacity, develop strategies and markets, and remove technical and nontechnical barriers to methane mitigation project development. Ultimately, this support can increase environmental quality, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen the economy from additional methane brought to market.
For a complete list of available oil & gas resources, including technical documents, presentations, and tools, please visit the resources page.
This document presents introductory guidance on a pragmatic, integrated approach to identifying, evaluating, and advancing cost-effective, high-impact opportunities to manage greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and energy use at oil and natural gas facilities. The focus is primarily on key sources of short-lived climate pollutants (SLCP). The primary audience for this document includes company managers, facility operators, and relevant service providers outside of North America (particularly where other regulatory guidance for GHG reductions and energy management may not be available).
This document is intended to be a resource for facility owners, operators and government policymakers. The purpose of this document is to provide information about cost-effective measures for detecting and mitigating methane emissions along the full oil and gas value chain at the company- and national-level. Guidance for developing and implementing practices for monitoring, reporting and verifying (MRV) methane emissions is also provided.
Learn how you can showcase your efforts to reduce methane emissions in the oil & gas sector through the Global Methane Challenge.
The 4th Japan Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) & Gas Summit
provides a venue for Japanese and global industry leaders to connect and
discuss LNG trade flexibility, ‘fair price review’ mechanisms for medium and
long-term contracts, and decarbonization of the LNG value chain.
Contact Details:
Email: https://www.cwcjapanlng.com/contact_us/
The Canada Gas & Liquefied Natural Gas Exhibition and Conference (CGLNG) focuses on the expansions taking place within the market, such as the recent Final Investment Decision (FID) on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Canada. CGLNG brings the full value chain together, including producers, pipeline players and LNG projects, as well as transportation companies, petrochemical stakeholders, and power producers from Canada and around the globe.
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Hosted by PEFTEC 2022, the Industrial Methane Measurement Conference is intended to be a place for delegates to compare capabilities, share challenges and learn about emerging technologies for monitoring methane. Conference participants will hear from leading experts who will share information on the latest field studies, policy developments and cutting-edge methods and novel technologies for leak detection, identification and quantification and long-term monitoring of methane.
The 16th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies is a principal international conference related to greenhouse gas mitigation technologies, especially CO2 capture and storage (CCS). The 2022 conference will be hosted by Club CO2, with a French consortium composed of ADEME, BRGM, IFP Energies nouvelles and TotalEnergies. Several topics will be covered during the event, including advances in CO2 capture technology; CCS technology assessment, cost, and system integration; and transport and infrastructure development.
The 9th International Symposium on Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases will bring together experts, including scientists, engineers, and decision makers in the public and private sectors, to discuss new and old options to abate or mitigate non-CO2 emissions. The conference will focus on emission evaluation using measurements and models, as well as topics covering the inventory and scenario perspective.
James Diamond, Chair
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Canada
Representatives from 26 countries participate in the Oil & Gas Subcommittee.
Hundreds of Project Network members support methane abatement projects in the oil & gas sector.
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