Evolving emissions policies at the federal, provincial and territorial levels, each at various stages in the policy and reporting life cycle, create a challenging reporting landscape for National energy operators. 

Adhering to these regulations is vital for avoiding legal penalties, maintaining social license, and remaining competitive. Keeping track is a policy challenge. This comprehensive conference will equip participants with the knowledge and tools to effectively manage emissions tracking and reporting, ensuring compliance and promoting sustainability in the industry.

• Explore the most effective ways to track emissions and learn from industry leaders on how to maximize your organizations efficiency
• Discuss what’s needed to equip energy operators for the transition to using new technologies to streamline reporting and methods for transitioning from traditional reporting mechanisms
• Uncover best practices to increase your monitoring capabilities and incorporate this data into public reports

Benefits of Attending:

• Explore cutting-edge technology and software solutions for accurately tracking and reporting emissions 
• Keep up to date with regulations and tracking requirements to ensure compliance
• Gain valuable insights into emissions tracking and reporting practices, methodologies, and technologies
• Foster constructive dialogue with regulators to build stronger relationships and align on emissions tracking and reporting requirements
• Stay ahead of evolving regulations by implementing proactive adjustments and compliance strategies
• Benefit from the expertise of a range of industry speakers who offer specialized knowledge and insights to keep your organization ahead of the curve
• Make your company more attractive to investors and partners who prioritize ESG and gain a competitive edge
• Assess your tracking and reporting practices against the Canadian Oil & Gas industry standard to identify areas for improvement

Prepare for Future Regulations:

• Stay Informed: Regularly monitor regulatory updates from both federal and provincial governments
• Engage with Policymakers: Participate in consultations and industry groups to stay ahead of and influence regulatory changes
• Invest in Technology: Adopt new technologies for emission detection, measurement, and reduction to ensure compliance and improve operational efficiency
• Develop Internal Processes: Establish robust data collection, validation, and reporting systems to meet current and future regulatory requirements

Key Takeaways for the Energy Operators:

• Understand Your Mandatory Reporting: Facilities emitting above certain thresholds must report their emissions annually, detailing both the type and quantity of GHGs
• Review Your Compliance Options and Obligations: Companies must either reduce emissions, pay carbon prices, or purchase credits/offsets to comply with regulatory requirements
• Magnify Your Methane Reduction: There are specific obligations for methane emissions, requiring regular monitoring, repair, and reduction strategies
• Implement Proactive Measures and Best Practices: Staying ahead of regulatory updates and investing in emission-reducing technologies will be crucial for compliance and maintaining social license

Canadian Energy Operators Attend for FREE! Don’t miss this opportunity to send your staff to the training event of the year!