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This course addresses supply chain management complexities in the oil and gas sector, emphasizing strategies for identifying, measuring, and mitigating Scope 3 emissions. While Scope 1 and 2 energy-related emissions are more straightforward to decarbonize, Scope 3 emissions are inherently more complex and challenging due to their extensive global reach and indirect control. Through practical guidance, case studies, and interactive exercises, participants will gain insights into measuring Scope 3 emissions footprints, engaging with suppliers, and implementing emission reduction strategies. Learning Objectives Articulate a comprehensive understanding of Scope 3 emissions in the oil and gas sector, identifying the different categories and recognizing the significance of these emissions in achieving sustainability goals Understand how to measure Scope 3 emissions, including the ability to apply appropriate data collection techniques and tools, gaining proficiency in overcoming challenges related to collecting data from globalized supply chains Formulate and implement strategies for engaging key suppliers in the oil and gas sector for reducing value chain emissions, balancing cost-effectiveness with environmental impact 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 Sustainable Supply Chain Management Understanding Supply Chain or Scope 3 Emissions Strategies for Measuring Scope 3 Emissions Engaging with Key Suppliers​ Economic Considerations Reducing Value Chain Emissions 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

The Task Force on Climate Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) framework focuses on improving corporate transparency around climate risk in financial disclosures to help investors make better decisions. In this course, learners will gain a solid understanding of the TCFD framework through critical analysis and practical insights. You will become familiar with the best practices for incorporating climate change into materiality assessments as part of the corporate financial disclosure process in order to make informed sustainability decisions.  Learning Objectives Gain a comprehensive understanding of the TCFD framework, including its structure, recommendations, and disclosures Develop proficiency in applying TCFD recommendations to governance, strategy, risk management, metrics, and targets in the oil and gas sector Gain insights into effective risk management practices, including the use of scenario analysis Enhance skills in materiality assessment and effective TCFD 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 TCFD Framework Governance Recommendation’s Disclosures Strategy Recommendation’s Disclosures Risk Management Recommendation’s Disclosures Metrics and Targets Recommendation’s Disclosures Understanding Materiality in TCFD Reporting Effective TCFD reporting 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

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the oil and gas regulatory environment in the United States, with a special focus on the recent advancements aimed at reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The IRA's primary strategy to facilitate the clean energy transition involves providing subsidies to U.S. companies, households, and sub-national governments, incentivizing investments that contribute to GHG emission reductions. ​ This course will cover the key actors, regulations and provisions of the IRA, offering essential ‘facts and figures’ to understand the incentives such as 45V and 45Q, which promote clean hydrogen production and CO2 storage, along with other enabling features.​ Learning Objectives Understand the overall regulatory environment of the U.S. oil and gas industry Gain a deeper understanding of GHG emissions reduction initiatives through the IRA  Assess actionable opportunities arising from the IRA​ 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 Lesson 1: Introduction to the US Oil and Gas Industry US Oil and Gas Production​ Oil and Gas Resources Ownership​ Oil and Gas Locations​ Lesson 2: Federal and Selected State Regulatory Agencies and Their Roles  What Is the Domestic Policy on Oil and Gas?​ What are the Key Legislations Governing Oil and Gas Exploration and Production? ​ Who are the Regulatory Bodies?​ Case Study: Supreme Court Decision Overturns Chevron and Reshapes Regulatory Authority ​ Special Interest Box: FERC’s Role in Coordinating Pipeline Regulation​ Is an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Required Before Extracting or Processing Oil and Gas?​ Are There Any Laws Or Regulations For Unconventional Oil And Gas Resources?​ Lesson 3: Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Overview of the Inflation Reduction Act​ Clean Energy Funding​ Projected GHG Emissions Reductions with IRA​ IRA Economic Impacts​ Funding Incentives relevant to Oil & Gas​  Lesson 4: Implications for Oil and Gas Leveraging IRA for Oil and Gas Industry​ Political Headwinds in 2024 ​ Lesson 5: Key takeaways 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

Water stress is an increasing area of risk for the industrial sector. Examining water use and management practices in the energy sector is central to conserving water resources. We will discuss these along with emerging ways to reduce freshwater and factors driving regulatory changes. This course is specific to the U.S. energy landscape and is ideal for energy company employees in every field of specialization.​ Learning Objectives Describe the critical linkage between water, climate, and climate change and recognize key challenges resulting from water scarcity Define common water management metrics, including water withdrawals, consumption, and intensity Explore approaches to managing water use during oil and gas production & extraction and understand industry sub-sector water demands and management strategies Recognize key approaches to water-use reduction and water management, including conservation, water recycling, water alternatives, and safe disposal of produced water Identify important water governance laws and regulations in preparation to discuss the concept of cumulative water impacts 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 Lesson 1: Introduction​ Introduction to Water​ Why Water Management Matters to the Energy Sector Lesson 2: Water Use and Energy​ Key Terms and Concepts​ Water Use Throughout the Energy Value Chain​ Water Use in Different Hydrocarbon Sectors Lesson 3:  Water Management and the Energy Sector​ Approaches to Water Management Lesson 4: Water Governance Federal and State Water Regulations​ Case Study: Cumulative Water Impacts on the Colorado Water Basin​ Lesson 5: Takeaways and Assessment Key Takeaways​ Assessment​ 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

In the short lifetime of Environmental/Social/Governance (ESG), it has received high amounts of support and criticism. We will explore some of the compelling arguments in support and opposed to corporate ESG, and ask the question, “Is ESG worth the effort and risk?” This course is specific to the U.S. energy landscape and is ideal for energy company employees in every field of specialization.​ Learning Objectives Understand the key topics that define ESG impact areas Articulate the main reasons ESG goals are incorporated into corporate strategy​ Identify ways in which standards and frameworks operationalize ESG and compare differences in major global ESG standards/frameworks Examine key considerations for adopting or avoiding ESG goals, including legal liability, industry leadership, and ESG backlash 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 Lesson 1: The ESG Question​ Lesson 2: Drivers for ESG Adoption​ Lesson 3: Operationalizing ESG Lesson 4: To ESG or Not To ESG 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