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The three organizations collaborated on the project as eliminating methane emissions from the upstream oil and gas industry represents one of the best short-term opportunities for contributing to climate change mitigation and for advancing the goals of the Paris Agreement

OGCI guidance lays out a pathway that includes identifying emissions sources, taking a systematic approach and prioritizing the biggest abatement opportunities.

Julien Perez, OGCI VP Strategy & Policy explains how scaling up technologies, such as detection satellites, is already helping the oil and gas industry reduce methane emissions and highlights how industry collaboration will be critically important for delivering CCUS hubs around the world.

OGCI launched a Satellite Monitoring Campaign in 2021 to take practical action to help reduce methane emissions from oil and gas operations in high-emitting regions, starting with Iraq

Use the toolkit to assist you in assessing, measuring and monitoring methane emissions from flaring.

Proposed policies for inclusion in national climate strategies to enhance oil and gas methane emission mitigation

Researchers use innovative methods to quantify methane emissions from a wide range of international oil and gas facilities

Reducing methane emissions – significantly and rapidly – is critical if the world is to achieve the aims of the Paris Agreement.

Nicolette Bartlett, Global Director of Climate Change CDP, talks with Jérôme Schmitt, Chair of the OGCI Executive Committee

OGCI is working with IOGP and IPIECA to develop industry recommended practices

Technical and financial sponsorship commitment to develop a transparent web platform to support real-time mapping and tracking of global gas flaring data.

Reducing methane emissions to near zero is a top priority for OGCI – find out more.