Emissions
Significant Emission Cuts of greenhouse gases, over the next three decades and beyond, are now considered critical to dramatically reducing our impact on the environment and preventing the most damaging and destabilising effects of climate change. All governments and major global brands are now setting carbon reduction targets to play their part in achieving these goals.
Whatever the reason for emissions reduction, our Environmental team provide services to assess gas emissions associated with operations, production, and supply chain, ensuring compatibility with international standards.
Our experts help set realistic and achievable reduction targets, offering best practices to ensure our clients continue to operate in the most efficient way possible before, during and after the implantation of agreed emission reduction policies.
Carbon Capture Usage & Storage
Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS) is now a key element of Carbon Emissions policy, reducing emissions by injecting it back underground into naturally occurring rock formations, repurposed former natural gas or oil reservoirs, and coal beds. Our specialists risk-assess former and existing production sites to determine their viability and capability to safely and permanently store CO2, providing a technical assessment and the actions required to convert decommissioned wells.
Emissions Reduction
The reduction of greenhouse gases and particular CO2 emissions is now an issue of global importance, manifesting itself through governments, pressure groups as well as shareholder sentiment. However, the offsetting of emissions to third party countries is no longer accepted as sufficient, and whilst there will continue to be a place for carbon offset, within environmental policies for the foreseeable future, society and regulators want to see real reduction to the emissions industry produces.
Net Zero
Net Zero refers to a state in which the greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by the removal of those same gases out of the atmosphere., and is the internationally agreed upon goal for mitigating global warming. Transitioning to a net-zero world is one of the greatest challenges mankind has faced. The energy sector is the source of around three-quarters of greenhouse gas emissions today and holds the key to averting the worst effects of climate change.