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This one-of-a-kind course focuses on measuring, quantifying, and reporting Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions from upstream oil and gas facilities. The approaches taught in the course are the industrial standards used by operators in the U.S., Canada and around the world. Participants will gain real-world experience at identifying, quantifying, and reporting upon a facility’s sources of emissions, as well as learning methods to manage emissions in support of a GHG reduction program. Key course benefits Learn to quantify and report emissions in upstream oil and gas facilities. Support emissions reduction efforts at your company. Develop a better understanding of emissions sources and how to manage them. Course developer and emissions reduction expert, Jessica Shumlich, CEO of Highwood Emissions Management Our ESG Learning instructors and researchers have a wealth of experience delivering ESG solutions to the global oil and gas industry. This Scope 1 emissions course has been developed by Jessica Shumlich, CEO of Highwood Emissions Management, a Calgary-based company specializing in emissions reduction. Jessica has been working for energy companies, governments, technology developers and various startups for more than a decade. She is an engineer with a Masters of Management and has been involved in projects in Canada, the United States, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Germany. Course takeaways How to quantify emissions in upstream oil and gas facilities. How to develop an inventory with sources of emissions. Understand regulatory reporting and actions for reducing Scope 1 emissions. Learn how to ask the right questions when looking at new equipment or retrofits. Curriculum 1. Introduction  2. Accounting and Reporting Principles   3. Boundary Setting – Operational and Ownership  4. Emissions Inventory – Equipment and Possible Fugitives  5. Emission Sources: Combustion, Flaring, Venting, Fugitives, Waste & Wastewater, Industrial Processes 6. Quantification Methods – Factors, Direct Measurement, Variable vs. Non-variable Fuel Types  7. Regulatory Reporting Overview 8. International/Voluntary reporting frameworks 9. Example Site – Reporting Quantification Exercise  10. Performance Monitoring, Target Setting, Verification/Assurance  Still have questions? Visit our FAQs section or reach out today to learn more about how we can help your company thrive in the future. Email: esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Prices are in US dollars. Read More

This unique course provides an essential overview on how to quantify Scope 2 and 3 emissions in upstream oil and gas. Participants will gain real-world experience at quantifying a facility’s sources of Scope 2 and 3 emissions across the value chain, as well as learning methods to manage emissions in support of a GHG reduction program. Participants will learn why corporate action in reducing Scope 2 and 3 missions is advantageous as there are many clear and less obvious benefits for businesses. Key course benefits Learn how to examine key emissions sources plus impacts and mitigation: upstream, midstream, downstream, oilfield services, end use Learn how to create a realistic emissions inventory across the value chain Gather vital strategies for emissions reduction Course developer: Emissions reduction expert Jessica Shumlich, Highwood Emissions Management Our ESG Learning instructors and researchers have a wealth of experience delivering ESG solutions to the global oil and gas industry. This Scope 2 and 3 emissions course has been developed by Jessica Shumlich, CEO of Highwood Emissions Management, a Calgary-based company specializing in emissions reduction. Jessica has been working for energy companies, governments, technology developers and various startups for more than a decade. She is an engineer with a Masters of Management and has been involved in work in Canada, the United States, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Course takeaways Pinpoint and analyze emissions sources (upstream, downstream) Understand and quantify Scope 2 & 3 emissions Identify largest sources of emissions reduction potential Understand reporting mechanisms for Scope 2 & 3 emissions Curriculum Introduction  Introduction to learning objectives Review of the difference between Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions Relationship between Scope 1, 2 and 3 Why are indirect emissions important? State of the world  Risks Investment GHG targets  Investigation into current targets set by major companies What do they really mean? Lifecycle emissions Product determination Boundary setting Lifecycle assessment Various available tools Data collection  Calculation methodologies Emissions allocations Uncertainty Scope 2 emissions  Electricity Steam Others Scope 3 emissions: Upstream emissions  Purchased goods and services Capital goods Fuel and energy related activities Transportation and distribution Waste Business travel Employee commuting Leased assets Scope 3 emissions: Downstream emissions  Transportation and distribution Processing of sold products Use of sold products End of life treatment Other emissions considerations  Leased assets Non-operated assets or leased assets Non combusted uses Scope 3 emissions from example products Still have questions? Visit our FAQs section or reach out today to learn more about how we can help your company thrive in the future. Email: esglearning@evaluateenergy.com.   Prices are in US dollars. Read More