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Discover and manage the complexities of carbon emissions in the oil and gas sector. In this course, you will gain a deep understanding of Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions and their sources. Learners gain invaluable insights into measuring, reporting, and strategically reducing carbon footprints across their company's value chain. Learning Objectives Identify and categorize Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions in oil and gas operations Formulate effective reduction strategies for Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions Apply data-driven insights to make informed decisions for sustainable oil and gas operations practices Course Developers The Evaluate Energy ESG Learning team consists of researchers, oil and gas writers, and e-learning design specialists along with the collective data intelligence and analytics capabilities of geoLOGIC systems. Courses are developed alongside engagement with producers, midstream companies, oilfield services, investors, regulators, and ESG reporting agencies. Curriculum Introduction to Carbon Footprints in the Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gases​ Intro to Scope Emissions Scope 1 Emissions in Oil and Gas Scope 2 Emissions in Oil and Gas Scope 3 Emissions in the Oil and Gas Supply Chain Scope Emissions Reporting in Oil and Gas Additional Information Prices are in US dollars We have affordable subscription options for individuals, teams and companies. With a subscription you get unlimited access to our full library of live and e-learning courses. Still have questions? Connect with us at esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Read more

Oil and gas companies must develop fugitive emissions programs to meet environmental targets and to avoid regulatory violations and fines. We provide information about devices, methods, and methodology to locate, track, and reduce methane/GHG fugitive emission leaks. This course is ideal for energy sector employees involved in developing and/or managing a company-wide Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) Program. Learning Objectives Explain what fugitive emissions are and why it is important fix and mitigate them Identify methods of locating and detecting fugitive emissions Understand the selection process for devices to detect and measure fugitive emissions Examine steps to set up a successful leak detection and repair (LDAR) team Describe common procedures and tools to track, fix and mitigate fugitive emissions, including using optical gas imaging, drill and tap, and Method 21 Course developer - Gobind Khiani, GAPV Inc. Our ESG Learning instructors and course developers have a wealth of experience delivering ESG solutions to the global energy industry. Gobind Khiani is president of GAPV Inc. and brings a wide range of technical expertise from 30 years’ experience with engineering projects around the world. Gobind is chairman of the End-User Committee (ERC) at the American Petroleum Institute and vice-chairman of the Standards Council of Canada. Gobind also participates in research and development initiatives for Emissions Management and Reduction Programs, the Government of Alberta, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), and Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA). Curriculum Module 1: Detecting Fugitive Emissions What are fugitive emissions and why are they a concern? Location and detection of fugitive emissions Sources of fugitive emissions in equipment Leak detection and repair (LDAR) Applicable industry codes Selecting the appropriate detection device Vacuum bagging train / mobile device / handheld unit / continuous laser monitoring / drones / aircrafts / satellites Module 2: Reducing Fugitive Emissions Managing a successful LDAR program Team roles Communication and tracking tools Managing delay of repair (DOR) Fixing and mitigating fugitive emissions Overview of leak repair options Exploring Drill and Tap method Applicable procedures and codes Method 21 Useful resources Additional Information Prices are in US dollars We have affordable subscription options for individuals, teams and companies. With a subscription you get unlimited access to our full library of live and e-learning courses. Still have questions? Connect with us at esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Read more

Les détenteurs de droits autochtones ont une relation unique avec le gouvernement canadien et sont des partenaires cruciaux dans les projets de développement des ressources naturelles. Dans ce cours, nous offrons un bref aperçu des droits autochtones avec le contexte historique derrière la reconnaissance et la protection de ces droits. Les apprenants examineront les systèmes formels et informels de consultation et d’engagement autochtones et exploreront la réconciliation économique en lien avec l’industrie de l’énergie. Objectifs d’apprentissage Définir et décrire quatre sources de droits autochtones : les droits inhérents, constitutionnels, issus de traités et les droits internationaux Reconnaître les éléments clés des Traités numérotés, de la Déclaration des Nations Unies sur les droits des peuples autochtones (UNDRIP) et du concept de Consentement libre, préalable et éclairé (FPIC) Décrire les conclusions de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation du Canada (TRC) et les 94 appels à l’action qui l’accompagnent Comprendre l’importance des systèmes formels et informels de consultation et d’engagement ainsi que les obligations légales impliquées dans le devoir de consulter Examiner à travers des exemples comment l’industrie est impliquée dans la réconciliation économique avec les communautés autochtones et définir les concepts commerciaux clés, y compris les accords sur les avantages de l’impact, le renforcement des capacités, l’approvisionnement autochtone et les partenariats en participation Développeurs de cours L’équipe de développement du Micro-certificat en durabilité dans l’énergie est composée d’experts en durabilité et de spécialistes en conception d’apprentissage en ligne axés sur l’éducation des adultes. Le cours est conçu avec une contribution importante de l’industrie de l’énergie et utilise les capacités d’intelligence des données et d’analyse de geoLOGIC systems. Programme : Primer sur la terminologie Contexte historique et actuel des droits autochtones Consultation et engagement équitables Réconciliation économique Informations supplémentaires : Les prix sont en dollars américains Nous proposons des options d'abonnement abordables pour les particuliers, les équipes et les entreprises. Avec un abonnement, vous bénéficiez d'un accès illimité à notre bibliothèque complète de cours en direct et en ligne. Pour toute autre question, n’hésitez pas à nous contacter à esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Read more

SASB Standards, developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), provide a framework for businesses to disclose ESG information in a consistent and comparable way. In this course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to collect, synthesize, and report data in alignment with the SASB Standards. From sector-specific metrics to real-life case studies, this course will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to prepare meaningful sustainability reports that drive positive impacts and value creation.   Learning Objectives Gain a comprehensive understanding of the key components of sustainability reporting in accordance with the SASB Standards Learn how to apply SASB Standards, identifying material topics and utilizing sector-specific indicators for effective sustainability reporting in the oil and gas industry Acquire practical skills in sustainability reporting Course Developers The Evaluate Energy ESG Learning team consists of researchers, oil and gas writers, and e-learning design specialists along with the collective data intelligence and analytics capabilities of geoLOGIC systems. Courses are developed alongside engagement with producers, midstream companies, oilfield services, investors, regulators, and ESG reporting agencies. Curriculum Introduction to SASB Standards and Sustainability Reporting Sector-specific SASB Standards for the Oil and Gas Industry Data Collection and Synthesis Preparation of Sustainability and ESG Reports Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing SASB Standards Continuous Improvement and Future Trends Additional Information Prices are in US dollars We have affordable subscription options for individuals, teams and companies. With a subscription you get unlimited access to our full library of live and e-learning courses. Still have questions? Connect with us at esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Read more

Team leaders play a crucial role in identifying and evaluating environmental / social / governance (ESG) opportunities and integrating ESG initiatives into daily operations. We will take a high-level overview of what ESG is and take a closer look at successfully implementing ESG strategy set by executive leadership. This course is ideal for energy industry team leaders in every field of specialization and is written for a Canadian audience. Learning Objectives Identify and differentiate between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk factors in the oil and gas industry Understand factors giving rise to increased stakeholder capitalism Describe various methods of risk assessment and prioritization, including stakeholder management programs, scenario development, and building a materiality matrix Understand the role of team leaders in successful ESG integration Explore important voluntary ESG reporting mechanisms, including GRI, SASB, and TCFD Summarize important considerations for communicating with varying groups of external stakeholders Course Developers ​ The Evaluate Energy ESG Learning team consists of researchers, seasoned energy industry writers, and eLearning design specialists along with the collective data intelligence and analytics capabilities of geoLOGIC systems. Courses are developed alongside engagement with producers, midstream companies, oilfield services, investors, regulators, and ESG reporting agencies. Curriculum ESG Principles and Frameworks for Oil and Gas Team Leaders What is ESG? ESG and Business Risk Environmental risk factors Social risk factors Governance risk factors The shift from shareholder to stakeholder capitalism Broad changes in society driving ESG adoption Leaders’ roles in ESG integration Techniques for Integrating ESG into Business and Operations Integrating ESG into corporate culture, strategy, and operations Indigenous perspectives and ESG integration ESG risk assessment and prioritization: the role of team leaders ESG risk materiality assessments Setting goals and targets: the role of team leaders Identifying and evaluating opportunities: the role of team leaders Measuring performance and types of disclosures Reporting considerations and communication strategies ESG in the Corporate Context Communicating corporate cultural changes Key ESG reporting mechanisms GRI / SASB / IPIECA / TCFD Reporting considerations for various external stakeholders Indigenous perspectives: Consultation and engagement Team leader reporting responsibilities Additional Information Prices are in US dollars We have affordable subscription options for individuals, teams and companies. With a subscription you get unlimited access to our full library of live and e-learning courses. Still have questions? Connect with us at esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Read more

Executives and senior leadership need a full understanding of ESG (environmental / social / governance) essentials to make effective strategic and operational business decisions. We will explore a roadmap for integrating ESG principles throughout your oil and gas company – mitigating ESG risks and maximizing ESG opportunities. This course is ideal for oil and gas industry executive leaders and is written for a Canadian audience. Learning Objectives Identify and differentiate between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk factors in the oil and gas industry Understand factors giving rise to increased stakeholder capitalism. Distinguish key differences in sustainable investment around the globe Describe various methods of risk assessment and prioritization, including stakeholder management programs, scenario development, and building a materiality matrix Explore important voluntary ESG reporting mechanisms, including GRI, SASB, and TCFD Recognize important considerations for communicating with different groups of external stakeholders Course Developers The Evaluate Energy ESG Learning team consists of researchers, seasoned oil & gas industry writers, and eLearning design specialists along with the collective data intelligence and analytics capabilities of geoLOGIC systems. Courses are developed alongside engagement with producers, midstream companies, oilfield services, investors, regulators, and ESG reporting agencies. Curriculum ESG Principles AND Frameworks for Oil & Gas Executives What is ESG? ESG and Business Risk Environmental risk factors Social risk factors Governance risk factors The shift from shareholder to stakeholder capitalism Broad changes in society driving ESG adoption Sustainable investment Canadian trends Global trends Quiz Integrating ESG Into Business and Operations Integrating ESG into corporate culture, strategy, and operations Indigenous perspectives and ESG integration ESG risk assessment, prioritization, and materiality assessment Setting goals and identifying opportunities Measuring performance and types of disclosures Reporting considerations and communication strategies Quiz ESG in the Corporate Context Shifting corporate culture Mandatory reporting: securities and regulatory Key ESG reporting mechanisms GRI / SASB / IPIECA / TCFD ESG rating agencies  Reporting considerations for various external stakeholders Indigenous perspectives: Consultation and engagement Additional Information Prices are in US dollars We have affordable subscription options for individuals, teams and companies. With a subscription you get unlimited access to our full library of live and e-learning courses. Still have questions? Connect with us at esglearning@evaluateenergy.com. Read more