Michael Rabbani

 It is common to find discrepancies between bottom-up and top-down methane inventories from oil and natural gas production. This makes reconciliation of estimations imperative for those looking to accurately understand and quantify their emissions baseline. This workshop will show you how to:

·       Develop a framework to improve emission inventory calculation methods

·       Evaluate assumptions applied to top-down measurements that can account for gaps between estimates

·       Unpack different results produced from bottom-up inventory calculations

·       Explore how emerging technologies and data-driven tools can enhance the reconciliation process by providing more accurate and real-time measurements, reducing uncertainties in methane accounting

Navigating non-operated joint ventures (NOJVs) presents unique challenges in incentivizing partners to align with the collective mission. This workshop provides a deep dive into the strategies, tools, and best practices essential for crafting compelling incentive structures that drive collaboration, innovation, and shared success within NOJVs. Attend to:

• Identifying key performance indicators (KPIs) and measurement techniques to assess partner contributions
• Address the legal and regulatory considerations that may impact incentive structures within non-operated joint ventures
• Focus on strategies for creating incentive structures that foster long-term sustainability and adaptability to changing market dynamics
• Share real-world examples of effective practices that have facilitated collaboration and innovation in non-operated joint ventures
• Discuss the delicate balance between risk-sharing and reward-sharing to maintain equitable partnerships