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In the Chevron 2019 Corporate Sustainability Report, it is highlighted how their people, partnership and performance further humanity’s ability to thrive.

ESC | Spectrum, provider of industry-leading products and services for customers in the electric power and petroleum industries, is excited to announce the release of StackVision 6.11 R1.

Atlas Copco has released a new version of its SmartLink remote monitoring system, the SmartLink 2.0, that gives air users complete, easily actionable IoT- driven insights, in addition to data, and early warnings from their compressed air system.With 24/7 connectivity via the integrated, wireless Smartbox, SmartLink 2.0 provides a tailored compressor monitoring service program that gathers, compares and analyzes data in an instant.

NevadaNano announced its partnership with Blackline Safety Corp. to modernize combustible gas detection systems in a range of industries, ensuring the safety of workers.

STP ComplianceEHS (STP) has released new environmental, health and safety (EHS) audit protocols for Ontario and Alberta Oil and Petroleum Refining.

Happy Independence Day to our American friends and colleagues from Fugitive Emissions Journal!The United States of America commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, which declared the original colonies to be free from British rule.

Dow Chemical has announced it will reduce carbon emissions, make products reusable or recyclable, and increase recycling with the goal of being carbon neutral by 2050.As part of the company's 2025 sustainability plan, Dow will reduce net annual carbon emissions by 5 million metric tons over the next 10 years.

Fugitive Emissions Journal wishes all of its Canadian friends, clients and contributors a Happy Canada Day! Canada's national holiday is celebrated on July 1.

Centered on BP’s ambition to become net zero, Spencer Dale, BP Chief Economist hosts a guest narrator in a special edition of BP Energy Illustrated web series.

The Alberta government of Canada and its energy regulator have issued orders to resume environmental monitoring and reporting in industry, including oil patches, on July 15.Testing and reporting had been suspended in May due to health and staffing concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Environment Minister Jason Nixon says now is the time to resume, given the province is flattening the COVID-19 curve.“The temporary reporting relief provided through Environment and Parks allowed industry time to ensure the health and safety of staff and the communities in which they work,” Nixon said in a statement.