Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas operations is critical, with methane emissions reduction & flaring minimization emerging as priority strategies. Advanced leak detection systems using satellite imaging, infrared cameras, and AI-powered monitoring are enabling early detection and prevention of methane leaks. Zero-routine flaring policies, flare gas recovery units, and vapor recovery systems are minimizing waste and capturing valuable hydrocarbons. Enhanced well integrity technologies and improved gas compression infrastructure are further curbing emissions. Collaboration between governments and energy companies is essential for scaling up methane reduction efforts. Implementing data-driven emissions tracking and carbon credit incentives can significantly accelerate industry-wide adoption of sustainable practices.
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Geopressure Analysis Services, United States
John W Sheffield
Purdue University, United States
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Heat Transfer Research, Inc, United States
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Ahmic Aerospace, United States
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ADNOC Onshore, United Arab Emirates
Andrey Yugay
ADNOC Onshore, United Arab Emirates
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