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EOG Resources has committed to reduce its methane emission footprint, joining a growing group of energy companies yielding to shareholder pressure for more environmentally responsible operations, Axios reports, citing a notice from shareholder Trillium Asset Management.

Italian oil and gas major Eni has set out its plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030, noting an additional €3bn of investment towards forestry offsets, renewables, circular economy initiatives, energy efficiency, and flaring down projects.

We are pleased to announce the Fugitive Emissions Journal has transitioned to an A4, standard magazine-style format in 2019! The journal is published quarterly (March, June, September & December) with a focus on four important and recurring topics within the fugitive emissions community: Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR), Benzene Waste Operations (BWON), Flares & Instrumentation and Air Permitting.

Royal Dutch Shell has set its first-ever short-term goals to cut the carbon footprint of its operations and product sales as the oil and gas industry is under intense investor and shareholder pressure to address to climate change.

The long-term sustainability of the offshore oil and gas sector is predicated on reducing costs and minimizing projects’ environmental impacts.

BP has agreed to broaden its disclosure on greenhouse gas emissions to demonstrate how the company’s future investments in oil and gas will align with the United Nations supported climate goals.

The Norwegian energy giant Equinor has announced it has successfully reduced CO2 emissions from its logistical operations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) by 600,000 tonnes since 2011.

Brady Corporation has developed a new, highly visible and reliable Flange tag with tearable components to easily track various stages of shutdowns, flange inspections, leak testing, and repairs.

Aberdeen-based energy investment specialists Simmons Energy; A Division of Piper Jaffray℠ has been appointed by Oxford Flow to raise strategic capital for its ambitious growth objectives across the oil and gas sector.

Royal Dutch Shell is giving its executives a powerful new reason to care about the environment. The energy firm said that it will establish short-term carbon emissions targets starting in 2020 after increasing pressure from investors.