Insight
Is upstream oil & gas delivering on decarbonisation?
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Report summary
Upstream scope 1 & 2 emissions intensity has been cut by 12% since 2017. But despite the progress on flaring and methane, absolute emissions are flatlining and net-zero is a distant prospect. This report leverages Wood Mackenzie’s unique granular asset-level emissions dataset to track decarbonisation progress to date and highlight the regions and companies that are outperforming.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Decarbonisation progress
- Which regions are outperforming?
- Is there enough regulatory support?
- Where are we in 2024?
- The biggest sources of emissions
- Global flaring emissions
- Investing to improve?
- Low emissions, high value?
Tables and charts
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Scope 1 & 2 emissions and intensity over timeAbsolute emissions by category 2017-2030
What's included
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