Future Energy Partners

June 10, 2022

A net zero trajectory for E&P companies by using the 'scopes' in reverse

If E&P companies can provide evidence to others that they have a viable net zero pathway, or trajectory, that would help gain investors and keep governments and stakeholders onside.

May 18, 2022

A model for "immediate term" sustainability

We could segment the oil and gas sustainability challenge into three time scales - long term (field development), medium term (investment in existing operations) and immediate term (how we are operating today). And of these, the immediate term may be the most interesting.

May 10, 2022

Guyana – what to do with the gas?

Guyana’s new oil production may generate similar wealth per person as Qatar, Kuwait and Norway. But what should be done with the gas – and is the industry going to be well governed? Topics discussed at our webinar

May 5, 2022

Reporting on Carbon Intensities, 2020 and 2021

Where Energy Transition plans exist - and for many oil & gas companies they are flimsy or non-existent - there is much talk of distant Nirvanas, faraway promises that are difficult even for energy professionals to assess, risk, and value.

May 5, 2022

Combining digital + people strengths to reduce operational emissions

Oil and gas companies are under pressure to find ways to reduce operational emissions, including flaring, fugitives (leaks), and offshore generation. Achieving this needs a combination of the strengths of people and machines.

May 5, 2022

How can we put a price on CCS projects?

Oil and gas companies have the competency to do carbon capture and storage (CCS) but whether they should do, is another question.

May 5, 2022

What happens when emission reporting demands and costs go up?

Right now, oil and gas companies are reasonably relaxed about their emission reporting. We gather data about our flaring, fuel use and leaks. We talk about projects we are doing to reduce environmental impact. That may be about it.

May 5, 2022

What North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) (formerly OGA) is looking for from operators in ESG reporting

Joanne Edgeler, Senior Investment Manager with the UK's North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA, formerly known as the Oil and Gas Authority), and chair of its ESG Taskforce, wrote a letter to all UK operators (licensees) on March 31 2022 encouraging better ESG reporting.

May 5, 2022

How US / EU / UK are focusing on o&g methane

The US, EU and UK all announced plans to regulate or drive down methane emissions from fossil fuel production over 2021. It is very unusual for these organisations to do something at the same time.

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A net zero trajectory for E&P companies by using the 'scopes' in reverse

A model for "immediate term" sustainability

Guyana – what to do with the gas?

Reporting on Carbon Intensities, 2020 and 2021

Combining digital + people strengths to reduce operational emissions

How can we put a price on CCS projects?

What happens when emission reporting demands and costs go up?

What North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) (formerly OGA) is looking for from operators in ESG reporting

How US / EU / UK are focusing on o&g methane

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