Leading the industry's response to climate change

OGCI is a CEO-led initiative focused on accelerating action to a net zero future consistent with the Paris Agreement.

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As OGCI marks 10 years of collective action, we’re proud of what we’ve done to lead the industry’s ambition to reduce emissions in the timeframe of the Paris Agreement.

Since 2017, OGCI members have collectively halved methane emissions, cut routine flaring by 45% and invested $65 billion in low-carbon technologies and solutions, including renewables, biofuels and CCUS. We’ve shown what’s possible and we’re sharing what we’ve learned with companies outside our group to accelerate the global effort to achieve net zero.

Path to net zero

OGCI works in three key areas

CCUS

Hundreds of gigatonnes of carbon dioxide need to be captured and stored each year to achieve net zero. OGCI is working with industry, governments and other investors to scale up carbon capture, utilization and storage.

Methane emissions

Eliminating methane emissions from oil and gas is a top priority for OGCI. That’s why we’re working to achieve near-zero methane emissions across the oil and gas industry and along the full gas value chain.

 

Low-carbon fuels

Decarbonizing hard-to-abate transport sectors such as shipping, aviation and trucking is crucial to achieve net zero. OGCI is working to develop low-carbon fuels such as biofuels, hydrogen and ammonia. 

Building towards net zero

2023 Progress Report

Our 2023 report sets out OGCI’s 10 years of action to reduce methane emissions, capture and store carbon dioxide and develop low-carbon fuels and solutions to decarbonize transport.

OGCI at a glance

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OGCI, the Global CCS Institute, the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers and Halliburton have released the fourth update of the CO2 Storage Resource Catalogue. The update brings the total number of carbon dioxide storage resource sites evaluated to 1272 across 54 countries, highlighting the potential of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in mitigating climate change.
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While the key utilization pathways identified in the report could help play a role in broader decarbonization efforts, that role would remain small compared to CO2 storage. Current regulation, which mostly focuses on supporting capture and/or storage, will need to be beefed up to help scale up additional technologies to use the captured CO2
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