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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.

Clock Spring Company, Inc. (Clock Spring), a leading manufacturer of highly innovative and engineered products for the repair and rehabilitation of pipe-based critical infrastructure, has expanding its product line with the introduction of the patented Full Metal Gasket™, delivering a permanent, zero-emissions, non-leaking seal.

Many plants are faced with increasing scrutiny on fugitive emissions, particularly from valves.

dynaCERT Inc. announced a new order for its C-Series of HydraGEN™ Technology products in the battle against NOx and Greenhouse Gas Emissions with its made-in-Ontario Carbon Emission Reduction Technology.

The FLIR GF77 is the first uncooled infrared camera from FLIR to visualize methane emissions in real-time for faster, more efficient gas leak surveys.