Jennifer Huffhines

The construction of robust measurement-informed emissions inventories, based on empirical data, has high internal importance in allowing informed decisions to be made and prioritize reduction efforts. In addition to this, the Inflation Reduction Act now applies a methane fee to oil and gas operators that is a function of site-level emission estimates, creating a multi-faceted driver to perfect practices. Join us to discuss how to:

• Build a reliable, digitally quantified, and verified emissions profile
• Optimize asset grade data for reporting, increasing consumer and investor transparency
• Leverage high-frequency data for reconciliation of bottom-up and top-down inventories at site level
• Prioritize the contextualisation of data, including weather conditions 
• Understand the wider importance of measurement-informed inventories in global differentiated gas market and US export capacity
• Reduce risk by validating the methane intensity of operations

This session explores the key considerations involved in developing and deploying an effective methane abatement strategy. Hear from your operator peers who are reducing emissions in the Permian Basin and SCOOP by effectively integrating methane abatement into their operations. This will allow you to gain actionable insights and inspiration for your own initiatives. Join us to:

• Discuss using a Best Available Technique (BAT) assessment approach for selecting abatement technologies for operations
• Receive recommendations on how to train and mobilize your workforce to actively participate in methane reduction efforts
• Optimize employee awareness and participation to drive continuous improvement
• Explore how we can try to prioritize methane abatement over other projects
• Gain insights into overcoming challenges and barriers commonly faced during implementation
• Study successful case studies of organizations that have effectively integrated methane abatement into their operations