Ton for ton, which is the most dangerous thing on our planet today? Is it the rhino? A powerful animal built like a tank and capable of toppling large safari vehicles. Is it the blue whale? The gentle giant of the ocean that can create substantial damage with a swipe of its powerful tail. In […]
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Have you ever been in a room so quiet, it drives you crazy? If we think of planet earth as a room we live in, then the silence is getting particularly loud. There are many things within the room that need changing, but there’s one thing that has crept up on us. Methane. The silent
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Pressure is mounting. The clock is ticking. The oil and gas industry is under increasing scrutiny. Why? The time has for the industry to transition toward clean energy while maintaining profitability. As the world inches (no, jogs sems more relevant) towards sustainability, companies are navigating a complex landscape of regulations, market shifts, and investor demands.
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Hydrogen is like a chameleon. Depending on the situation, it can change colors. But not to camouflage, rather to show what it’s capable of. And given its capabilities, hydrogen is quickly becoming a critical player in the global race toward decarbonization. For oil and gas executives, the push to reduce carbon emissions while maintaining profitability
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Thirty times. That’s how much more potent methane is as a greenhouse gas compared to carbon dioxide, according to the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). Oil and gas companies are facing mounting pressure to tackle methane emissions—pressure coming from regulators, environmental watchdogs, and even investors. The urgency to reduce methane emissions has never been greater, but
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What is an industry-altering challenge? The shortage of skilled workers? The saturation of the sector? Supply chain disruptions? All valid reasons. But for small and independent oil producers it’s currently the EPA’s stringent methane regulations. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), methane accounts for about 10% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, with a significant
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The oil and gas industry is living in a paradox. Because its survival right now depends on cleaning up the mess it created. With mounting pressure from governments, investors, and the public, the sector is being pushed to drastically reduce its carbon emissions. A monumental task for an industry built on fossil fuels. Yet, many
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Suppose you have $100. Will you be able sustain yourself if you keep spending a dollar day, without any way of increasing your corpus? On the other hand, if someone finds a way of increasing their wealth, it would secure their future while allowing them to spend the required amount daily. It’s the same in
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Did you know that climate change can affect GDP? African nations are losing 5% of GDP every year owing to climate change. Similarly, in businesses — Facility managers and founders often find themselves grappling with rising operational costs. Compounding the problem is the fact that you don’t know what’s contributing to the expenses. Outdated equipment,
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Are you aware that up to 90% of your company’s carbon footprint could be hiding in your supply chain? These are your Scope 3 emissions—often overlooked, but crucial for achieving real sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. A research by PwD shows that out of 11 sectors, 10 are at risk of falling short of
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