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Companies may look to report avoided - also known as “Scope 4” or “comparative” - emissions when they find they are limited by only reporting Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse (GHG) emissions.

Modernizing a leak detection program is one of the fastest ways to improve your emissions and your bottom line.

Although the oil and gas industry has enjoyed a record financial run since the COVID-19 pandemic, the tightening of capital has led to more deliberate activity in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and greater scrutiny of environmental performance metrics.

Zero Routine Flaring (ZRF) pledges are becoming more prevalent, but do most energy companies even know how much and when they are flaring? Here are three ways to accurately report and reduce emissions from flaring.

Carbon accounting has become increasingly important as operators seek to reduce their carbon footprint, turn cost centers into revenue, and comply with regulations.

Many oil and gas operators are looking to differentiate themselves by taking on financing tied to auditable sustainability goals. We outline three times when energy companies used sustainability-linked financing to drive positive change.

The bear market is back and investment bulls are going into hiding. However, energy is up and we are hearing from operators that those that get cleaner and leaner will come out ahead.

You might be operating with an incomplete picture.

Environmental compliance software is designed for binary outputs - are you in or are you out of compliance? This isn't the best tool for improving emissions performance.

Your net zero messaging will have more impact if you follow these principles.

The path to net zero can challenge even the most responsible company. Establish credibility and tackle your Net Zero goals with these 4 pillars.