The Oil & Gas Industry Participation - Tracking Emissions, Shaping the Future, Aligning with Canada's 2030 Targets

November 27, 2023 | Cost: CA$900


Dave Gajadhar
Managing Partner
ResultantGroup

This workshop allows participants to plan, act, and implement net zero efforts with future-state strategies. It will be able to describe their "new role" with changing and emerging business models that impact these efforts. We'll discuss and strategize on effective emissions tracking and reporting practices. With a clear focus on aligning with Canada's ambitious 2030 targets for emission reductions, this workshop aims to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among industry experts, regulators, operators, and technology leaders. You will also be able to identify and describe ways to maintain profitability and avoid risks while meeting the "Dynamic" targets and SEEGP lofty 2030 goals and compliance mandates.

As defined by the Federal and provincial governments, the net zero targets set for 2025 to 2030 and beyond will be difficult to achieve as currently defined. 
Most organizations and well underway with GHG Protocol management. We must continue defining emission sources, improving transparency, and guidance for different types of companies, climate policies, and business goals around the four scopes (Scope 1, Scope 2, Scope 3, and Scope 4) accounting and reporting criteria. 

The workshop focuses on assisting delegates in understanding the following:
-    How to close the gaps and avoid SEEGP risk while enabling data transparency, collection, analysis, and reporting
-    Managing the dynamic (SEEGP) driven changes to programs and processes 
-    Approach to maintain affordability and reliability with engaged participation across the value chain
-    Understand the dependencies and roles of oil & gas operators, processes, and all interdependent assets.

Upon completing this workshop, you will be better positioned to align and protect your organization's needs, business processes, and programs in supporting the "dynamic" regulatory net zero framework.

Objectives: 

  • To empower the oil and gas industry to play a pivotal role in achieving Canada's 2030 emission reduction targets
  • Gain insights into innovative tracking and reporting methodologies while identifying opportunities for aligning their strategies with national goals
  • Development of comprehensive emission tracking plans that contribute to a sustainable future
  • Implement and protect programs taking a SEEGP (Social, Economic, Environment, and Geo-Political) risk avoidance approach
  • Understand the role of Quality Data at Source (QDaS) 
  • Integrating (Op/IT/Digital and Mobile) relevant technologies (current, legacy, and emerging) will enable and support your net zero programs and the oil & gas industry participation
  • Governance, Relevance and Transparency reforms required for the Oil and Gas industry SEEGP / ESG and AI/ML net-zero activities. 

Who should attend: 

  • Regulatory Authorities and Policy Makers who engage with oil and gas operators and environmental managers. Policymakers will understand industry challenges and practical issues in emission tracking and reporting
  • Environmental and Sustainability Managers: will learn about successful emission reduction initiatives, case studies, and best practices implemented by other operators. They can incorporate these insights into their own organizations' sustainability strategies.
  • C-suite executives: CEOs, CSOs, and other executives in the oil and gas sector interested in leveraging strategic advantages and organizational growth of emissions tracking and reporting
  • Technology Providers who want to interact with oil and gas operators and gain insights into the specific needs and challenges faced by the industry
  • Consultants who want to share their expertise in emission tracking and reporting methodologies, helping operators and specialists gain insights and address specific challenges
  • Emission Tracking and Reporting Specialists

Benefits of attending:

  1. Participants will gain valuable insights into the latest emission-tracking technologies, sustainable practices, and regulatory developments, fostering informed decision-making within their organizations
  2. The workshop offers a unique platform to establish meaningful connections with industry peers, regulatory authorities, technology providers, and consultants, opening doors to potential collaborations and partnerships
  3. Regulatory authorities and policymakers will benefit from understanding industry challenges and technology advancements, enabling them to create effective policies and incentives that drive emission reduction efforts.

Agenda

9:00 - 9:40 Section one: Canada's 2030 Targets and the Role of the Oil & Gas Sector 

9:40 – 11:20 Section Two: Strategies for Achieving Net-Zero and Carbon Neutrality

11:20 - 11:40 Networking Break 

11:40 - 12:30 Section three: Embracing Technological Solutions for Emission Reduction

12:30 - Lunch Break

1:30 - Development of a roadmap: Creating actionable plans to align with Canada's emission reduction targets.

3:00 - End of workshop