Environment

The availability of robust, measurement-informed emissions information across global supply chains is critical to the success of any target-based methane policy. Yet very few countries can provide robust data on emissions intensity across natural gas value chains.

The two companies have formed an S-Hub consortium to evaluate and develop a cross-border carbon capture and storage project for reducing carbon dioxide emissions in Singapore.

The bureau estimates that the project, previously known as Vineyard Wind South, would generate up to 2,600 MW of electricity, enough to power more than 900,000 homes.

One area where the untapped potential of geothermal energy has been realized is in harnessing thermal energy from abandoned or inactive oil and gas wells. Such wells could be exploited for electricity generation or direct use through well repurposing.

The company has added a new Southeast Asia carbon storage study to its growing library of carbon capture, use, and storage opportunities.

The areas are expected to have the potential to supply 2.4 GW of clean renewable energy.

This paper assesses the opportunity for an integrated and circular approach to developing the offshore energy sector for the energy transition. It evaluates how offshore wind, green hydrogen production, and heritage oil and gas expertise can be brought together to benefit all sectors to support a viable green hydrogen and wind economy.

The site, designed to provide up-to-date information on dispersants and their use, includes video explainers, frequently asked questions, quick facts, good practice guidance, peer-reviewed papers, and technical studies.

This paper presents Saudi Aramco’s efforts to reduce flaring throughout its operations, beginning with the development of its Master Gas System.

The strategy is part of larger interagency effort to promote recovery of the North Atlantic right whale while responsibly developing offshore wind.