About this Training
This 3-day training course is meticulously crafted for professionals interested to deepen their understanding of the greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting principles set forth by the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, and to analyze the three standard emissions scopes 1, 2, 3. The course will also address the process for quantifying total greenhouse gases emissions produced directly and indirectly by industries.
As methane is a potent greenhouse gas and main component in the gas production stream, the course will focus on the detection, measurement, and quantification of methane and how emissions are estimated through engineering calculations, emission factors and direct measurement technologies through fixed towers, aircrafts, drones, and satellites, classified as bottom-up and top-down approach.
Overview of the emissions reduction benefits by implementing a leak detection and repair (LDAR) program that will reduces product losses, increases worker and operator safety, decreases exposure to surrounding community, reduces emissions fines and helps facilities avoid enforcement actions. Furthermore, gain insight to work with external auditors, ensuring they will be prepared for the audit and confirming they have relevant, applicable, and accurate data.
Finally, participants will analyze the radical transparency in the oil and gas sector delivered by the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership OGMP 2.0, launched within the framework of the United Nations Climate and Clean Air Coalition, delving into the five levels of annual reporting on its methane emissions and discovering the global preference for OGMP 2.0 as the preeminent measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) framework.