The Oil and Gas sector is under intense pressure to reduce emissions, and though once generally accepted as a normal part of operation, fugitive emissions have come under significant scrutiny in recent years.

Many operators cite the reduction of fugitive emissions as one of the primary means to reduce their total emissions. Monitoring suspected leakages is essential for management and reduction, but with so many areas of possible leakage and with many oil and gas facilities in remote areas with little human supervision, what are the best ways to mitigate fugitive emissions and reach net zero targets?

Join us online on July 12 to learn how to mitigate fugitive emissions with leak detection procedures, training and competency expectations, repair protocols and data collection and management.

Attend and learn how to:

• Develop a holistic approach to tackling fugitive emissions
• Implement accurate tracking and reporting of emissions data
• Navigate the technology landscape: From wireless acoustic sensors to intelligent valve positioners
• Monitor asset specific metrics - while keeping operational efficiency and excellence high
• Develop a tailored strategy to decrease fugitive emissions at all potential leakage points
• Embed proper maintenance and servicing to optimize system reliability and performance
• Assess your emissions data and identify the most urgent, actionable issues
• Improve data evaluation, mining and predictive analysis across all of your assets