Get full visibility into emissions related to the global oil and gas industry. Rystad Energy has developed a global field-by-field CO2 emissions database, including emissions originating from upstream oil and gas activities (extraction and flaring), the processing and refining of hydrocarbons (midstream), and the combustion of petroleum products (downstream).
We Provide
We provide complete coverage of oil and gas industry emissions through our global field-by-field CO2 emissions database, which is based on and founded from our flagship UCube database.
We Deliver
We deliver access to data and commentaries that synthesize the market implications of trends and key events, along with our expert views, all backed by Rystad Energy's unparalleled data universe.
We Collaborate
We collaborate closely with our customers and other market players to ensure that we deliver high quality intelligence and advisory services in an efficient manner, and that we capture the key nuances of the market as they happen.
Data
Learn More - Review, benchmark and analyze upstream CO2 emissions from all oil and gas producing countries and the top 500 companies (operated and equity basis).
- Find and select relevant peer companies
- Company and country overviews based on asset-by-asset emission data for 65,000+ assets
- Upstream CO2 emissions split by extraction and flaring, including data quality indicators, future trends and maps
- Company and country emissions split by supply segment, field life cycle, field type and production detail, continuously updated with new data
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Emissions Cube
Advisory
Learn More - Assess carbon footprint related to oil and gas activity, both upstream, refineries/processing and product end use emissions – from individual assets to global overview
- Assess carbon footprint of offshore supply vessels, drilling rigs and other emission intensive energy services
- Carbon footprint benchmarking of oil and gas portfolios
- Upstream flaring trends and intensities by country, operator and asset
- Operational improvements and business development opportunities to improve carbon footprint
- Granular carbon risk assessment as part of overall energy transition risk, combining future emission profile and carbon pricing scenarios with energy price and volume risk
- Benchmark emissions from operated midstream assets, as well as third party (scope 3) emissions from refining/processing of operated production
- Remaining carbon budget for coal, oil and natural gas, and how this is distributed among companies and countries based on cost competitiveness of their reserves and resources
- Carbon intensity of future oil and gas production mix, assessing end use emissions as the future mix of oil and gas evolves from producing fields, fields under development and current discoveries
- Assess value at risk for oil and gas assets based on internal and external energy scenarios, using consistent asset-by-asset valuation models including production, economics and emissions
- Support companies, investors and banks in complying with TCFD recommendations for oil and gas activity