Courses

Delve into the basics of methane emissions, covering sources, methane properties, estimation techniques, independent research, bottom-up inventories, and methane reconciliation.

Building on Part 1, expand your knowledge of methane management drivers and policies, mitigation tools and techniques, advancements in software and modeling, and future trends.

Learn about the cutting-edge technologies used for detecting and quantifying methane emissions in the oil and gas industry, including handheld methods, aircraft, satellites, drones, trucks, and continuous monitoring.

Explore how advanced technologies are used, including how performance evaluation is performed, simulation of technology performance, and how emission rate data can be used to drive better decision making.

Learn the fundamentals of methane reconciliation, examining the process of identifying, quantifying, and resolving discrepancies in emission estimates.

Master advanced reconciliation techniques, including statistical analysis, uncertainty estimation, and integrating data from multiple sources for comprehensive emission management.

Identify key methane emission sources in the oil and gas industry and explore a range of mitigation strategies, from technology adoption to operational improvements.

Navigate the complex landscape of methane regulations in the U.S., understanding compliance requirements, reporting obligations, and compliance measures like the methane tax.

Explore voluntary programs and certification schemes aimed at incentivizing and rewarding methane emission reductions, including industry-led initiatives and third-party verification processes.

Learn how to meet the rigorous criteria set by the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP) 2.0 for achieving Gold Standard status in methane emission management.

Harness the power of simulation and forecasting techniques to anticipate methane emission trends, optimize monitoring strategies, forecast uncertainties, and enhance proactive mitigation efforts.

Explore the financial implications of methane mitigation, analyzing cost-benefit considerations, investment strategies, and economic incentives for reducing emissions in the oil and gas industry.