In response to The Inflation Reduction Act and pressure from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the oil and gas sector must prepare and position themselves to respond to a low carbon operating environment and identify innovative new ways to measure and track carbon emissions from di ...
The requirements for environmental and carbon data reporting are set to tighten in the coming years as investors, regulators, and consumers demand transparent and consistent reporting standards.
Yet, for many companies, sustainability data is difficult to access, unreliable, and hard to analyze in a timely manner.
How can you know where you stand and how you are doing against your targets, if you can’t access the data quickly and effectively?
How will you meet regulatory and financial demands for accurate and timely sustainability reporting?
Find out in this free report - 5 Steps to Effective Carbon Data Management.
Download your free copy to learn how to drive your sustainability efforts to the next level of performance and meet changing regulatory requirements. The report will also explore:
Dow, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of plastics, chemicals, and agricultural products, leads its industry in “reporting and transparency,” according to Julie Moore, Global Energy Work Process Leader at Dow.
Ahead of the 2023 Carbon Tracking & Reporting Summit, we caught up with Julie Moore, Global Energy Work Process Leader at Dow to discuss how Dow Chemical handles emissions reporting. In this interview, Julie also provides advice to companies getting started with emissions reporting, discusses the challenge of scope three emissions, and explains why gaining commitment from all stakeholders is key to accurate measurement and reporting.
Download your free copy of the interview today...
Carbon capture and storage technology (CCS) has been around for decades. But widespread adoption has remained elusive. However, companies and policy are taking a renewed look at CCS as part of global commitments to reduce carbon emissions.
Dramatic increases in the use of the technology will be required to keep the world on track to meet its climate targets.
Talos Energy, a Texas-based oil and gas exploration and production company is applying its expertise in conventional geology and offshore energy operations in order to position itself for carbon capture and storage business opportunities. Last August, for instance, it was deemed winner and operator of the first and only large-scale offshore carbon storage lease in the United States.
In this interview, Ash Shepherd, Director of Business Development Carbon Capture and Storage at Talos Energy, discusses the challenges and opportunities for CCS and what he sees as the tipping point for the technology to become economic to apply to a broader range of emissions.
As part of our Decarbonization event series we interviewed Charles McConnell, Executive Director, Carbon Management and Energy Sustainability at University of Houston & Former Assistant Secretary of Energy. In this interview, Charles offers his honest perspectives on the challenges of energy transition and:
“It is a fool’s statement to say we need to stop using fossil fuels. We won’t stop using them. What we must do is use them more responsibly, and that means we need to have the technologies to be able to do so.”
Explore the sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available at the Carbon Tracking & Reporting Summit this coming February in Houston, TX.
Our attendees are looking to develop an action plan that identifies new and innovative ways to track and report emissions, explore technology and software solutions for real-time tracking of emissions, improve data evaluation, mining and predictive analysis across all assets, and much more!
Discover the options available to get in front of the audience to present your solutions...