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 shareholders in many of the world’s largest industrial corporations. And whilst there will continue to be a place for carbon offset, for the foreseeable future, society and regulators want to see real reduction to the emissions industry produces.
These reductions will need to be made through cutting-edge technologies and processes resulting in far better Environmental Efficiency of operational practices, maximum Re-use of Emissions within the producing industry as well as conversion for use by others. And by the implementation of Asset Integrity Management programs to ensure that plant and equipment is maintained and operated at its most efficient.
Environmental Efficiency
There is an increasing recognition that affordable, reliable supplies of oil and natural gas play critical roles in today’s energy and economic systems. And whilst this raises complex questions about rising CO2 emissions, by improving their environmental efficiency, can today’s oil and gas be viewed as crucial in solving them? We help understand how improvements in environmental efficiency are possible, through modern risk-based assessment and with effective and accurate monitoring systems.
Emissions Re-Use
The re-use of CO2 not only helps reduce net emissions into the atmosphere and its impact on the environment, but also provides a valuable alternative resources for production of other fuels and polymers. As demand for hydrocarbons decreases, more efficient use of every part of what is produced needs to be found if the industry is to remain viable. Our experts evaluate and advise on the commercial opportunities this brings, with long experience of access into these markets.
Asset Integrity
For countries dependent upon the sale of hydrocarbons, the ability to transition to low-carbon energy sources, whilst making hydrocarbons part of the solution is, we believe, possible. And although Asset Integrity Management (AIM) has a cost, it is insignificant compared with making forced changes by regulators demanding lower emissions. Reduction in emissions through inspection and maintenance, is well understood. The AIM programs we offer are bespoke, effective and easily managed.