Overview
Global energy markets face unprecedented uncertainties related to new policies, processes, and technologies driving the low-carbon energy transition. GaffneyCline™ energy advisory can help you manage these uncertainties with clear insights into the carbon intensity (CI) of operations across the oil and gas value chain.
Companies, regulators, and investors use CI, the measure of CO2 equivalent emissions per unit of energy produced, as a key metric of a company’s carbon and climate impact. Clients rely on GaffneyCline energy advisory’s CI analysis services to assess their carbon performance, understand business risks, and make informed project development choices.
Leverage our carbon management and CI expertise to help:
- Track emissions related to the venting, flaring, and fugitive emissions of natural gas and the energy associated with producing and processing oil and natural gas.
- Satisfy regulatory requirements and investor demands for complete reporting of your project portfolio’s carbon emissions and climate-related risks,
- Respond to global climate policies and societal preferences for lower emissions while remaining competitive with renewable energy options.
- Mitigate risks and clarify the energy transition’s potential impact on oil and gas projects for investors looking to maximize the long-term value of their portfolios.
Regardless of your company’s size, CI deserves the same careful consideration as your other key financial and health, safety, and environmental performance metrics.
Contact your Baker Hughes representative to learn how GaffneyCline energy advisory’s CI reporting expertise can help you navigate business risks for more sustainable and profitable operations.