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Great listening to Mark Hall @IBMServices at #IPWeek on how tech can help address the challenges of #methane emissions on the way to #NetZero . #AI #Data with #IOT & #blockchain can all play a role. Unintended emissions are a major issue so great to see the art of the possible.
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When asked about a lack of awareness amongst industry itself of the technical & commercial possibilities for tackling methane, the panel highlighted need for increased communications, the importance of initiatives such as the MGP, need for education, as well as sound regulation.
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If you are tuning into @EnergyInstitute 's #IPWeek where @IPIECA Managing Methane Emissions Taskforce Chair & @bp_plc Methane SME Muhunthan Sathiamoorthy is live, you can find the @IPIECA-@API_News -@IOGP_News ‘Sustainability reporting guidance’ here: https://t.co/QZqKPhUMgf
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How can we predict methane leaks? Hall highlights @IBMServices 's work with data and analytics to measure, monitor and visualize leaks - with this data and analytics helping to model performance. #IPWeek
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Mark D Hall, Industry Executive @IBMServices , outlines at a holistic approach to managing methane emissions, highlighting 4 key stands of sustainability strategies: emissions & energy management; smarter & resilient infrastructure; supply chain & intelligent ops; and climate risk
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.@IPIECA Managing Methane Emissions Taskforce Chair and @bp_plc Methane SME Muhunthan Sathiamoorthy is live at the @EnergyInstitute 's #IPWeek talking about the importance of industry collaboration to managing #methane emissions.
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Dr Trond Erlend Bustnes, Leading Researcher @EquinorASA , highlights the fall in methane emissions in Norway. Why? National regulation (incl. safety regulation, technology required through Directives, and tax) as well as improved industry monitoring and reporting. #IPWeek
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Claudio Rodríguez Suárez, Gas Assets General Manager @enagas , highlights their aim to reduce methane emissions by 45% by 2020 and 60% by 2030 (from 2015 levels). How? Implementation of best available techniques and energy efficiency measures, as well as R&D efforts. #IPWeek
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Tim Gould, Head of Division, Energy Supply & Investment Outlooks @IEA , opens the final session at #IPWeek , welcoming Rebecca Middleton, Programme Manager at Methane Guiding Principles to discuss methane detection and measurement in the natural gas value chain.
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