Ipieca-IOGP-World Bank GGFR flaring management guidance-AR

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Ipieca-IOGP-World Bank GGFR flaring management guidance-EN

Flaring is used to manage the natural (‘associated’) gas produced as a co-product during oil extraction, routinely or as the result of an unscheduled event.

Ipieca -IOGP-World Bank GGFR flaring management guidance

To tackle climate-related risks and meet the aim of the Paris Agreement, society needs to manage and mitigate CO2 and methane emissions

Influencing NOJVs: Methane reduction subcommittee

MGP Methane Reduction Toolkit: Methane Reduction Subcommittee

MGP Best Practice Poster

This A4 poster is available in English, German, Mandarin, Russian and Spanish. We encourage you to share these Best Practices with your colleagues and the companies you work with.

MGP Best Practice Brochure

This brochure provides a synopsis to each of the Best Practice Guides in one document to help those responsible for methane management.

MGP Gap Assessment Tool

The Gap Assessment Tool is part of our Best Practice Toolkit which is a series of Best Practice Guides, Synopses and Tools designed to improve methane emissions across the natural gas supply chain.

MGP Methane Cost Model

The Methane Cost Model provides the user with a screening tool to support the identification and evaluation of potential methane reduction projects across the natural gas supply chain.

MGP Best Practice Guide: Transmission, Storage, LNG Teminals and Distribution

Methane emissions in the natural gas supply chain arise from venting, fugitive emissions and incomplete combustion (methane slip).

MGP Best Practice Guide: Identification, Detection, Measurement and Quantification

A key step in reducing methane emissions is to identify and detect sources of the emissions.