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This course focuses on measuring, quantifying, and reporting Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions from upstream oil & gas (O&G) facilities. Scope 1 emissions are emitted directly to the atmosphere from within a facility fence line. Regulatory requirements, as well as voluntary reporting guidance, have increased the importance of understanding and reporting Scope 1 emissions. To understand and quantify emissions, the site fence line must be understood, an equipment inventory must be developed, methodology must be confirmed, and assurance must take place to ensure that emissions are adequately reported. Various methods exist for emissions quantification including direct continuous emissions monitoring, sampling, and emissions factor development. These methods, commonly called method 1, 2, and 3, will be described, and an overview of when each method is appropriate will be given.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is key to reducing climate change. Many oil and gas producers, processers, transporters, and service companies are taking drastic action to cut the emissions from their direct operations.

In June 2021, the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) published an new directive for public comment: Licensee Life-cycle Management. This new directive affects liability, closure and reclamation for every operator in Alberta. 

What would happen to your business tomorrow if you could no longer use water?

This technical course is focused on understanding the applicable codes and standards governing emissions testing and management in Alberta and Canada, and best practices for achieving your emissions management goals. It includes a review of the types of equipment used in the field, and provides guidance on emissions testing, the installation and maintenance of emissions reduction equipment, and tips on troubleshooting any problems that may be encountered.

Special pricing is available for students and discounts also apply for multiple company registrations.

Most natural gas plants require some processing to remove undesirable components before the commodity goes to market. This course will review the emissions from various equipment emissions in gas plants.

Most pipelines come with facilities before the commodity goes to market. This course will focus on the emissions dealing with pipeline operations.

This course will elaborate on equipment and emissions management requirements within crude oil processing facilities.